Here
is my new (to me) 62 cm Rivendell Quickbeam. The bike was originally
from one of the two runs of Orange Quickbeams. The previous owner
had the frame stripped of paint and carefully sanded prior to having
the clear powder coat applied. The decals are the only thing missing.
Though I may think about that for a while; the glint of steel tubing
under the clear finish is stunning. I built the bike up to be my
commuter and number one all-round bike. It is the quietest bike
I've ever ridden. I love the simplicity of the single speed drive
train and the "work with what you have" way of riding where shifting
gears is something not taken lightly.
The
parts list is as follows:
- frame/fork: Rivendell Quickbeam 62cm
- clear powder coat finish
- Crank; Sugino xd-2
- Pedals: MKS with power grips
- headset: Tange Levin threaded 1"
- Crank: Sugino XD-2 (40-32 chain rings)
- pedals: MKS Touring
- rear hub: Phil Wood high polish flip flop
- front hub: Schmidt SON20R dyno 32h Front
- fixed cog: 16t (Dura Ace)
- freewheel: White Industries Dos ENO freewheel 16-19
- rims: Velocity Synergy 700c
- tires: Jack Brown (green)
- brakes: grenouille canti brakes
- brake levers: Shimano tiagra
- stem: Nitto Technomic deluxe 10 cm
- handlebar: Nitto Noodle
- bar tape: Tressotar yellow cloth
- seat post: nitto crystal fellow
- saddle: Brooks B-17Ti - black
- fenders: SKS 45mm
- rack: Nitto M-12
- front light: B&M IQ cyo sensio plus
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