1. Saluki
2. Bringing back the coffee mug. It is my go-to mug.
3. Atlantis (past and present)
4. Impact on cycling community. Even if Rivendell closes one day, they made a
positive impact on the market that I have enjoyed and I am grateful for it.
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Thankful to Riv/Grant;
1. Just Ride and Eat Bacon... Both changed my life for the better.
2. This community, it's my favorite semi-virtual group.
3. The HHH - not my first Riv, and I'm only 9 months in but this bike delivers
on its promises in a way that is rare in bikes or any other item.
H
The ineffable Rivendell signature ride: stable, but no sluggishness or
dartiness in the turn, and seamless transition.
Grant's saddle and bar setup advice: move saddle lower and back, and bar
higher and back. Works for me.
Keeping saddlebags and Carradice on the US market, and improving on
Carrad
I'm thankful for Grant/Riv teaching me about leather saddles and riding without
clingy Lycra padded shorts. A Brooks B17, wool underwear and baggy MUSA
shorts/pants completely changed/improved how I ride my bike, as well as
becoming my defacto uniform off the bike, too. This includes Pletscher
The walking staff! I saw that live in person, along with Bhima's very trashed
Ram hanging on the wall. I'm thankful for meeting him and hope he's doing well
these days.
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Och! Aye. I am thankful for two bikes that ride smooth lines easily, with great
stability, and ability to haul enough stuff for all weather riding. House to
paved to dirt to singletrack with aplumb.
Back-a-bike panniers and saddlebags that are the Scottish waxed cotton. It
holds up to everythin
I’m thankful for this group of like-minded funtime cyclists. I’m thankful for
all the Readers past, full of useful and interesting info, like “how to
traverse,” and Bhima’s lugged walking staff. I’m thankful for my Quickbeam, and
how versatile it is, and attractive, and comfortable to ride.
Tha
I’m thankful for Grant’s aphorism “Just Ride”. It has provided me with a
perspective on cycling that has made it more enjoyable than ever. Rather than
being just an activity for exercise, cycling has evolved into an integral part
of my life and lifestyle. Thanks, Grant!
John
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Regarding the safety triangles, they are also about the closest thing to a Riv
flag or identifier outside of an actual Rivendell bicycle. When you see one on
a bike, there is a 69.8% chance the owner is a fan of Rivendell.
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Wish lists can be fun and interesting, but in the spirit of Thanksgiving, here
are three Rivendell offerings that I am thankful for, past or present.
Clementine. Only Rivendell could have gotten me to think a non-mixte
step-through was the bee's knees. A great all-arounder, it also substantiall
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