On September 22, 2007 I rode BART from San Francisco to Walnut Creek to pick up my new Atlantis, and my third Rivendell. It is a great bike, and I really like the special equipment I had it rigged with. Mark and Rich did a great job on the build, and Grant personally wrapped and twined my kickstand before he let me take the bike home.

This bike will be my city-errand-light touring-long haul bike. I'll strip the racks off my Riv Canti-Rom down and use it for fast road rides. I'll remove the racks from my Quickbeam and use it for fun short rides and fire trails. Soon I will rack and fender the new Atlantis, add lights, maybe a basket.

Here's the build list as it was on delivery:
61 cm Atlantis frame, standard paint
Sugino XD2 170mm cranks, 46/36/24 ring set
IRD cassette 8 gear 12-32
Ultegra bar end shifters 8-speed kit
Paul Thumbies
Paul Neo Retro Silver front canti brakes
Paul Touring Silver rear canti brakes
Paul brake levers
Jitensha Nitto upright handlebar, slight back sweep
Ergon MP-1 performance grips
Brooks B-17, black
MKS touring lite pedals, no clips, straps, or cleats
Pletscher kickstand
Rich Lesnick 700c LX Synergy wheels with Jack Brown blue label tires
Brown canvas Nigel Smythe seat pouch

More pix after I rig her out.

Ray Shine
San Francisco

r.shine@sbcglobal.net

 

 

Rivendell Atlantis - side view

 

Rivendell Atlantis - doggy greeting

 

Rivendell Atlantis - top-down skinny view
 
Rivendell Atlantis - Jitensha bar & cockpit
 

Rivendell Atlantis - rear quarter view and fan

Rivendell Atlantis -  A stunning stable
 
 

 

 


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