Medium Saddle Bag is taken. Tall Rando is still available.
On Monday, December 22, 2014 4:51:59 PM UTC-8, danmc wrote:
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> These are both unused. Turns out the Tall Rando is too tall and crowds the
> levers. Of course I have the matching saddlebag as well. Going to head in a
&g
Ram is sold!
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Last time before wrapping the bars and heading to eBay.
$50 off for local SF Bay Area sales.
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> Open to parting out if someone is interested in the frame or some group of
> components.
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> Thanks for looking!
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Mini-Motos are sold.
On Tuesday, March 11, 2014 11:15:32 AM UTC-7, danmc wrote:
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> These have been mounted on my bike but never actually used. Was testing
> tire clearances and then decided to go with a larger tire. Great for up to
> 42-43 actual. They were good for Rock n'
I have gotten a few questions about the stand over. It is 78.5cm with 32mm
Paselas at the middle of the TT.
Dan
Marin
On Thursday, September 13, 2012 3:43:38 PM UTC-7, danmc wrote:
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> Decided to sell the Heron that I was going to build out for my wife for
> touring - but she is too
Decided to sell the Heron that I was going to build out for my wife for
touring - but she is too hooked on her Betty Foy. "See, I can put a
lowrider on the Betty, no problem!"
Anyway, the frame is in great shape. A few very minor paint dings and a
decal scratch. All straight, no dents or anythi
Not affiliated with the seller although I did see the bike as I bought the
orig front when when he was changing to a dyno. Nice bike and well
maintained.
It is a 59 not a 58. I thought it might be a 57 in which case i would have
grabbed it.
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/bik/3266244122.html
Way back in the day I convinced my parents that a road bike was what I
needed and they fronted me the $ so I could go to REI in Berkeley to pick
something out. Spent a fair amount of time there chatting with familiar
sales guys and ended up with a Peugeot. Actually memory is fuzzy from the
late
Had a nice tire swap meetup this AM with Jason and got to check out his
beautiful blue Ram. Out for a walk a few mins ago and a nice AHH cruised
past me on Parker in Berkeley.
RBW does great blues.
Dan - who still loves his green Ram
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I have a set of paselas that I would trade for the fattys. Wire bead.
I am local
Dan
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I may have one for you. Let me dig around.
Dan
On Monday, July 9, 2012 10:26:33 AM UTC-7, Scot Brooks wrote:
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> In case anyone has one of these kicking around, it'll have a good home on
> the front of my new bike. I'm in Seattle.
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I have one. It is in good shape. Let me pull it out tonight and send you a
pic.
Dan
On Wednesday, May 23, 2012 10:36:43 AM UTC-7, Shifty wrote:
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> I have a few Acorn bags and have need for one more: anyone have a small
> black handlebar bag for sale? It would ship to Eden Prairie, MN. I hav
I have a new set that is not going to be used as I am going with a canti
frame. If you are still looking let me know and what you might have to
trade. $55 shipped if you want to buy.
Dan
On Wednesday, May 16, 2012 4:28:05 AM UTC-7, Brian Campbell wrote:
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> Wanted to buy or trade for a set of
A friend at work might be interested. He visited Riv a few weeks back and the
62 Hunq is his size. Can you send a few pics?
Thanks
Dan
San Rafael CA
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Just noticed the standover in the All-Rounder listing. It is going to be
too small. But someone needs to buy that bike!
Saw this on SF Craigslist:
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/bik/2970252890.html
It might work for you. It does not have lowrider braze-ons up front if you
were headed that way
Hey Matt.
That All-Rounder looks pretty nice. Looks like it is 700c not 26". I would
go after that one. A custom Riv is a special bike. A Bleriot is pretty nice
too but if it works go for the All-Rounder.
Dan McNamara
San Rafael
On Sunday, April 22, 2012 12:04:22 PM UTC-7, fxguy wrote:
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I had a 56 Sam STT and for me it was definitely more of a country
bike than a go fast-ish bike. Started with roly-polys and Noodles but
the tires just felt too narrow. Switched to Marathons then threw in
the towel. I ended up getting a Ram as the go fast-ish and saving the
pennies for the AHH as a
The bottle just came in. It looks pretty close but I'll get some on
the bike this weekend. Ended up being less that $6 shipped.
Thanks again for the tip.
Dan
On Feb 22, 12:04 pm, Leslie wrote:
> Was the Emerald City close enough for your tastes?
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eBay to the rescue for the Emerald City. Thanks again.
On Feb 11, 8:57 am, Leslie wrote:
> I used a Sally Hansen, Hard as Nails, Extreme Wear, nail polish that was a
> color called Emerald City, that I had my daughter pick up for me at
> Target. Close enough for me. Thing is, any touch-up is g
Looks like they discontinued Emerald City. The replacement is lighter
green. But the site assures me that I'll just love it. The search goes
on. Thanks for the lead.
Dan
On Feb 11, 8:57 am, Leslie wrote:
> I used a Sally Hansen, Hard as Nails, Extreme Wear, nail polish that was a
> color called
Looking to do some touch-up on the new-to-me green Ram and was looking
for ideas on paint or nail polish that might work. The archives
mention Testors #1530 (so-so match) and a Sally Hansen polish but the
URL is dead. Any other good matches people have found?
Thanks
Dan
San Rafael, CA
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Excellent write-up on the Riv models!
Thanks for posting it.
On Jan 21, 9:25 am, James Warren wrote:
> Correction/clarification: The Atlantis does now succeed in achieving the
> 2-inch tire clearance. Maybe more, I'm not sure.
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> On Jan 21, 2012, at 9:11 AM, James Warren wrote:
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I am ~ 5'10" with 84.5 PBH and have a 56 Sam. The 56 is a great fit
for me. I think 84 is on the cusp of 52/56 sizing but bigger is better
than smaller as you can dial things in with stem, bars and saddle
height.
Right now I have the bike built up with 46cm Noodle bars and 8cm
Technomic stem. That
Got two builds planned
Heron Wayfarer - contemplating 650B conversion.
Rawland cSogn as MTB-ish thing.
Gather parts for a Betty Foy build in the spring. The 52cm frame won't
be available until March.
Maybe start the MB3 restore? Probably not going to happen but we'll
see.
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That looks great. I was just starting to plan a first bike for my 2
month old. Hope to see it in production but I (we) would be happy with
a proto.
On Nov 8, 8:29 pm, Allan in Portland wrote:
> Yeah, dibs on one of the samples. :-)
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> Though, from my experience, what boys really want are knobb
I have a PBH of 84.5 (5' 10" 165) and a 56 Sam. My Sam is a great
bike. I rode the 52 and it felt a little small. I am mostly riding on
road although I have had the Sam on a few fire trails and it is great.
There was some debate at Riv HQ about sizing as 84 -85 is the tipping
point between the two
bout the sizing but they are 650b. It could very
> well be a 52cm but I have no idea how to measure.
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> Perhaps it's totally unrelated but just rode my first century+ on it
> yesterday and am exhausted and stoked.
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> Adam
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> On Sep 2, 4:33 pm, danmc wrote:
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Great looking bike. I have also have 84 PBH but went for the 56cm Sam.
I love the bike but it is a large frame.
Those sure look like 650B tires so would your bike be a 52cm? Or was
there a 54cm at some point in the past?
Dan
On Sep 1, 3:56 pm, Frank Brose wrote:
> Nicely done. I dig the fron
I can snap a few pictures of mine as the bar-ends are not installed at
the moment. Should be up in a couple of hours.
On Aug 5, 8:27 am, Zack wrote:
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> I have a pair of the non-grooved miesha cork grips, and am hollowing them
> out myself to allow me to use bar ends -
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> I just did
What did they call the color? Was thinking about a Betty Foy for the
SO but she is more partial to green than blue.
On Aug 3, 9:08 pm, danmc wrote:
> Very happy new owner getting outfitted for trip from SF to Inverness
> in Marin this weekend. The color was a deep blue with a touch of
&
Very happy new owner getting outfitted for trip from SF to Inverness
in Marin this weekend. The color was a deep blue with a touch of
green. The bike looked great! Should have snapped a picture but maybe
someone at RBW HQ did?
Always a great visit. Offers to share lunch and lots of great bikes.
Go
Wanted to offer this to the group before it ends up on eBay. I have an
never used S-84 (27.2 250mm). Ended up with using an SP-72 on the bike
and the S-84 is just clutter. Very pretty clutter, though.
It has never been mounted only taken out of the box to admire it. So
it anyone is interested let
I spent a lot of time considering the 56 2TT Sam. Ended up with a
lightly used single TT which allowed me to improve the drivetrain. For
the 56 the double seems ok. It gives you a great place to stash a
pump. I do a fair amount of pubic transit with the bike so having a
solid place to grab/hoist th
Is the 650B setup still available? Just got a frame that it would be good
for.
Thanks
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Any recommends for nail polish or Testors model paint for touching up
an orange Hillbourne?
Thanks!
Dan
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