Somebody needs to buy this bike! For those who are wondering about fit,
here's what we published on the original Heron web site.
Sizing By Saddle Height
Saddle HeightHeron RoadHeron Touring
*66* 52 *won't fit*
*67* 52 53
*68* 52/54 53
*69* 54 53/55
*70* 54 54
*71* 54/56 55
*72* 56 55/57
*73* 56
Oops... Just realized it's a 55 and I would need a 54.
56.5 TT is too long for me. Not even a 6cm stem would fix it for me.
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If Marty is willing, I'd love to take it for a quick spin. Interested to see
how it rides. I think he's in the DC area and so am I (Ellicott City).
Like I say I'm not in the market right now. I mean if it's mind blowing, I
might be able to work something out.
But just riding it would be very i
Somebody really needs to buy this bike..it's a great frame with cool late-'90s
Riv Catalogue parts. I had a Heron Road which turned out to be a smidge too big
for me (54cm), but it had a magical ride, almost like there was a little
electric motor hidden somewhere in those 531 tubes. And the blue
Hi, all,
A side note, and unfortunately a fair amount of thread drift, but after a
decade of tinkering around with my bike fit and a pile of different bikes,
I had my René Herse built back in 2008/9. Mike Kone started with a blank
sheet of paper, and he and I worked from various directions (his
http://web.archive.org/web/20090510044006/http://www.heronbicycles.com/geometry.html
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> Given the conversation and emails on this, I wanted to confirm how big a
> tire would fit this frame, and turns out 700X40s will fit quite easily.
> Plenty of head room at the fork and rear brake bridge. The tightest spot is
> at the chainstays, but still there is room. These tires are Schw
I sent you a private message. Beautiful bike!
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Joe - the cranks are 170, rear spacing is 130ish and the dropouts are
horizontal.
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my Heron Road can fit a 30mm tire thats about it-I run a roly poly with a
little room to spare
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Hi Marty,
How long are the cranks, and what is the rear spacing?
Thanks,
Joe Bernard
Vallejo, CA.
On Sunday, January 3, 2016 at 11:01:38 AM UTC-8, MartyG wrote:
> Designed and offered by Rivendell in the late 90s. A really gorgeous bike
> that is too small for me, and too tall for my wife. I
Dear Lungimsam,
This has been discussed on this list, and over at the BOB list in some
detail, and a review of the archives may be instructive.
The original Heron designs were done with Grant Petersen and Ted Durant
(who financed/owned Heron), and launched in 1997. There were two: the Road
an
Was there just one design of Heron , or two? I think I read something in BQ
like Jan Heine helped develop the first one with Rando geo and the there was a
later, different geo produced. Not clear on this.
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I had a later version Todd Kuzma Heron and true 38mm tires wouldn't really
fit comfortably. Part of the confusion on those early Riv's were that most
all the tire manufactures and in particular the Panaracer Pasela were over
rating their tire width, so a Pasela 35mm was more like 31mm and a 38m
Will have to confirm the SOH later in the week as I'm remote from the bike
shed at the moment, but the following spec sheet listed 31-3/4" along with
all the other relevant dimensions. Now that I re-read this myself, 38s plus
fenders may be tight, but 35s + are no issue. I tested SKSs with the
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