On Oct 11, 2:55 pm, cyclotourist wrote:
> The Hillborne (mentioned) might be a better head to head, especially w/ the
>Crosscheck and Volpe being compared.
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> Cheers,
> David
> Redlands, CA
With the recent interest in the Hillborne and its better
affordability, I would have certainly unde
On Oct 11, 10:31 am, "David Faller" wrote:
> Too bad they didn't shoot it from the drive side...
I hear ya, but the Sugino crankset and mtb derailleur aren't exactly
the Hilsen's most attractive attributes.
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The AHH is one of four bikes featured in a bike commuting article in
the Oct issue. In addition to Kona and Masi, Surly also gets a nod
for the popular CC. The Hillborne (and GP) gets a mention, too.
http://outside.away.com/outside/gear/200910/best-commuter-bikes-rivendell.html
I don't regular
icians used before zip ties.
http://www.repsole.com/ProductGroup.asp?PGID=254
Scott G.
x-fake phone guy
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On Sep 24, 12:45 pm, cm wrote:
> My feeling on couplers: Get a Bike Friday.
>
> Cheers!
> cm
Good idea, the samsonite trailer trick is pretty James Bond.
Or go for luxury solution and get a Moulton.
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fenders with Gran Bois 30mm tires.
57mm brakes would fit also.
Pic here.
http://www.wooljersey.com/gallery/v/Scott-Goldsmith/Trek+620.jpg.html?g2_imageViewsIndex=0
brakes + fenders available also.
On Sep 18, 12:17 pm, audiisaac wrote:
> Bump! Still looking
>
> thanks
>
> O
ze up.
Customer service was outstanding too.
Clayton Scott
SF CA
On Wed, Sep 16, 2009 at 9:09 AM, Bill Connell wrote:
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> Speaking of wool jerseys, has anyone tried one from Wabi Woolens?
> http://www.wabiwoolens.com
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> They look great, and seem like they'd be more wind-re
I have one in 46. Wrapped and installed once and used for about a week until
I went with a narrower one. Yours for $52 shipped.
Thanks,
Clayton
On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 10:30 AM, chris love wrote:
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> Anyone holding some noodles, preferably 46 or 48s?
> >
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I have a Chris Kvale, excellent fellow to deal with.
Great bike, excellent paint.
Scott Goldsmith
Cincinnati, Ohio
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I just switched from 35mm paselas (no tour guard) to 28mm grand bois,
because I needed a replacement tire immediately and still had these hanging
on the wall from my road bike. So far I am very much liking the 28mm. They
seem to make the bicycle turn quicker (not in a bad way) and steering feels
a
s the label.
The Brooks naugahyde bags aren't bad looking either, can't tell if the
straps are leather or Lorica from the pics.
Scott G.
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The ENO crank won't work with the Quickbeam's 42mm chainline. You would need
a 103 mm bb instead of the 113 the ENO typically uses to achieve it. The
spindle of the 103 will be too short and the crank will bottom out. A track
crank such as campy or sugino 75 will be a much better fit.
Clayton
On
Hi Roger,
I have a velo orange support if you are interested. Never mounted but taken
out of plastic. Yours for $35 shipped to CONUS. Let me know if that is of
interest.
Thanks,
Clayton Scott
San Francisco
On Sun, Jun 28, 2009 at 3:19 PM, Roger and Carolyn SKALLERUD <
rcska...@msn.com>
1 Kvale, 1 Specialized.
Scott G.
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Say hi if you do. I am usually heading West to East mornings and East to
West evenings.
On Fri, May 15, 2009 at 11:08 AM, Jeremy Till wrote:
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> Clayton, that QB is stunning. Hope to see you around town!
>
> -jeremy in SF
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> On May 14, 10:27 am, Clayton Scott wrote
ful bike. What’s the fender?
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>
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> *From:* rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com [mailto:
> rbw-owners-bu...@googlegroups.com] *On Behalf Of *Clayton Scott
> *Sent:* Friday, May 15, 2009 6:54 AM
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> *To:* rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com
> *Subject:* [RBW] Re: Photos
e-
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> *Sent:* Thursday, May 14, 2009 1:27 PM
> *To:* rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com
> *Subject:* [RBW] Re: Photos of the new Rivendell Quickbeam
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> Here
Here is mine:
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2443/3531333592_b8e188e79b_b.jpg
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3604/3530244832_e00cceafb4_b.jpg
On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 6:40 AM, Rene Valbuena wrote:
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> Hey Brian,
>
> You must really be a complete marketing man to the bone.
>
> More power to you
I have one. Used for about 150 miles. Then I changed it out for a generator
hub. Let me know if you want some pictures. Hub is silver.Yours for $70 plus
actual shipping.
Clayton
On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 5:30 AM, Frankwurst wrote:
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> Probably a long shot but I'm looking for a good Phil 32h front
we, gentlemen - policemen, or lost causes?
Scott G.
Riding amongst the heathen.
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s SBX hub coming from SunRace/Sturmey.
Scott G.
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I remembered this from the book "Cycling's Golden Age," about Jean
Robic, a rider from the 1940's: "Robic could still climb well, but he
often lost the uphill advantage on the downhill due to his light
weight. Finally Le Calvez got it: add weight for the downhills. In
those days the water bottles
version of a Hilsen, all you
need is $$,
The Hilsen is/was a race bike, has almost the same geo as a '49
Bianchi, I think the Bianchi
has longer chainstays. ;-)
I did do fast club rides on an Atlantis, had skinny tire wheels with
a 12-23 in back instead
of the touring 12-32, worked fine.
S
Shoe Goo is essentially the same product as Goop. Both are sealant/
adhesives, have similar applications, and are produced/marketed by the
same company. Their gap-filling, waterproof, flexible qualites make
them popular for shoe repair, resoling, etc...
Goop is of medium viscosity straight from
Hence the swap idea. Hopefully someone is interested.
If you have something that isn't exactly the same, but comparable,
let's talk.
Scott Lutz
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And you made fun...
Bag News
February 2, 2009
Just a quick note--
We're introducing a new line of bags: Sackville (after the famous town
in Canada). They should be called Blackville, because they're black.
We'll have pixup on the site in a week or less, and if you've room for
another bag in you
Thanks for the replies.
I can understand where tapping a headtube could be tedious and
possibly invite the big "Uh-Oh!"
If the badge wasn't so purty, I doubt I would be inclined to inspect
it so well. Most of my concern was about the integrity of the bond
and the possibility of noticing the bad
While giving my AHH some post-ride love, I looked closely at the
headbadge. Is there some [good] reason RBW wouldn't fasten the
headbadge to the tube with screws or rivets as opposed to glue? It
appears they used a sealant/adhesive such as Goop. There is a
definite gap between the headtube and
I recall reading in November that the Sackville Bags should be
arriving anytime. Does anyone have any insider news on these bags? I
know the norm is that things get delayed and patients is the best
approach to fine things, but I was just wondering if anyone knew
anything.
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There is the early pretty good Rally, then the later, really sucks bad
boat anchor version.
Check the CR list for the gory details.
I figure these were popular since most bikes didn't have the braze on
for a Cyclo.
Scott G.
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at in another 20 years we will still be dicking
with
etc/init.tab and smb.conf
To answer the question, I have a Dell XP laptop and a Mac Dual G4.
Bikes, Chris Kvale, Ebisu AP, Bates BAR, Crescent POS, x-Atlantis
(stolen)
Scott G.
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That is a bummer as there aren't really any canvas panniers on the
market right now. The Berthouds are too expensive for me. The
Carradice panniers are available in England, but I'm not totally
excited by the Super C bags. Ostrich looks nice, but availability?
Minnihaha panniers look like they mig
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