FS: Rivendell Quickbeam 54cm

[moshmosh]

For sale, Rivendell Quickbeam 54cm, frameset built in Japan. Great
condition, no dings or dents in frame. Recently rebuilt with new
chain, cables, housing and bottom bracket. Rustproofed with
Boeshield.

Build info:
- Jitensha flat bars, Nitto Pearl stem (100mm), Brooks B17 Special
(fancy copper rivets)
- Shimano cantis, Paul canti-levers
- Stock Sugino crankset (38,32T), White Industries Dos Eno freewheel
(16,18T), SRAM chain
- Stock rear wheel with dual freewheel threadings, front is the
Shimano Dynohub (DH-37N1) with a Busch & Miller Lumotec light
- Nitto mini-front rack and pedals are included in sale

Pictures:
https://picasaweb.google.com/108750720565780164683/RivendellQuickbeam54cm?authuser=0&feat=directlink

Asking $1425/shipped within the continental United States.

[Allingham II, Thomas J]

That is a beautiful bike, Mark.

Pictures:
https://picasaweb.google.com/108750720565780164683/RivendellQuickbeam54cm?authuser=0&feat=directlink

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[Joe Bernard]

Oh my. My size, too. And orange! (Joe starts calculating if selling his XO-3 will offset the cost enough..)

[Andrew]

That's sweet. And as an added plus, Orange is the fastest colour.

- Andrew, Berkeley

[Jay]

Pardon my ignorance, I rode an old mountain bike through the whole
single speed era.
I get the flip-flop in the rear, but how do you shift between chain
rings?

Too small for me anyway. Which is probably a good thing.
Beautiful bike.

Jay

On Dec 29, 10:36 am, moshmosh <mosh...@comcast.net> wrote:
> For sale, Rivendell Quickbeam 54cm, frameset built in Japan. Great
> condition, no dings or dents in frame. Recently rebuilt with new
> chain, cables, housing and bottom bracket. Rustproofed with
> Boeshield.
>
> Build info:
> - Jitensha flat bars, Nitto Pearl stem (100mm), Brooks B17 Special
> (fancy copper rivets)
> - Shimano cantis, Paul canti-levers
> - Stock Sugino crankset (38,32T), White Industries Dos Eno freewheel
> (16,18T), SRAM chain
> - Stock rear wheel with dual freewheel threadings, front is the
> Shimano Dynohub (DH-37N1) with a Busch & Miller Lumotec light
> - Nitto mini-front rack and pedals are included in sale
>

> Pictures:https://picasaweb.google.com/108750720565780164683/RivendellQuickbeam...

[Joe Bernard]

You stop, put the chain on the other ring (and rear cog, if you prefer), adjust the wheel in the horizontal dropouts, and ride on. I think Dos Enos means one side has two cogs so you don't have to flip the wheel around.

 

Joe "I want it" Bernard

Vallejo, CA.

[cyclotourist]

Loosen up the QR on the rear wheel, slide it forward and use your
finger/stick/hex-key to move the chain to the other ring. Repeat as
necessary.

The QB has extra long fork-ends on the back, which gives you a pretty
good gear range (eight teeth I think?).

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