The Hampsten clan seems to be on a similar wave as Riv.
http://hampsten.blogspot.com/2011/02/new-for-2011.html
Steve Hampsten makes some classic racing bikes, but some of his new
stuff for this year is definitely fat tire friendly. I'm pretty
excited about the Sterrato which is built for Paul M
on 2/26/11 9:48 AM, stevep33 at steve...@gmail.com wrote:
The Hampsten clan seems to be on a similar wave as Riv.
http://hampsten.blogspot.com/2011/02/new-for-2011.html
Steve Hampsten makes some classic racing bikes, but some of his new
stuff for this year is definitely fat tire friendly.
This topic keeps making me thirsty.
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True True. I bet Jack Browns have never turned more quickly.
Kinda makes me want to go on a Cinghiale tour.
Advice please: The main difference I see between my choices above is
curved Riv fork vs straight Hampsten fork. They both look sharp IMO.
Do you think they feel any different? I
cheers!
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I was thinking about riding the Quickbeam to Austin on Sunday to catch
the last day of the show. Is it worth it? $22 to get in - anything
Rivy at the show?
Joel
On Feb 25, 7:47 pm, Cycletex clifwrightpho...@yahoo.com wrote:
I overheard Andy Hampsten today at NAHBS say to someone, Well, you
I think it's worth a visit. Some very Rivy bikes here. Lots of racks and lights
and fenders and other signs of sensible biking. Leather and steel and canvas
abound. Trendy stuff too: belt drives and internally geared hubs and stainless
tubing and bamboo! Some stuff was gaudy and silly: steel
Well, as a complete and utter bike dork I would say yes, it's worth
the $22 although I actually only paid $19.33 since I purchased entry
for three days...
On Feb 25, 8:17 pm, SFF jgre...@earthlink.net wrote:
I was thinking about riding the Quickbeam to Austin on Sunday to catch
the last day of
