OK to post non Rivendell bikes for sale here?

[Richard Rose]

I am still new here & do not want to violate an rules. But, I do have a bicycle that I would like to sell and thought others here might be interested. I will not post here until I hear if it is acceptable. Thanks!

[Patrick Moore]

The moderator and others can correct me, but I think that if the bike in question is relatively aligned with Rivendell tastes and might appeal to list members -- if it's generally Rivendellian in taste -- it will be fine. I would not post a FS for a modern CF road bike or downhill mountain bike here.

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I am still new here & do not want to violate an rules. But, I do have a bicycle that I would like to sell and thought others here might be interested. I will not post here until I hear if it is acceptable. Thanks!

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[Steve]

You've piqued my curiosity - what's the bike?

Steve

[Josh C]

Come on man…what’s the bike!!

[Richard Rose]

2019 Ibis Mojo 3, size large. Fits more like a medium. I am 5’10”. Riv content? My Gus has taken it’s place.

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On Jan 16, 2024, at 4:38 PM, Steve <steve...@gmail.com> wrote:

You've piqued my curiosity - what's the bike?

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[CMR]

Great bike, unfortunately off-topic, I can't imagine Grant on a carbon full-suspension!

[Steve]

RMRose -  a Gus has taken the place of your  Ibis Mojo 3.  I love it - good on you!   You might try listing the Ibis on BoingBoingShredSleds.com   (I just made that up, please forgive my warped attempt at humor)  

Seriously though, what could be more Rivendellian than choosing a Clem for mountain biking?

[Armand Kizirian]

Even if you could, who's going to buy that on here? ;)

[Richard Rose]

I just thought perhaps there might be others here  (actually I am certain of it) who’s cycling world includes non Rivendell bikes. But I get it.

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On Jan 17, 2024, at 3:17 PM, Armand Kizirian <kiziria...@gmail.com> wrote:

Even if you could, who's going to buy that on here? ;)

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[Bill Lindsay]

There definitely are plenty of big-tent cyclists on this group, and there is no house rule against selling non-Rivendells.  I think you should list your Ibis.  Ibis has a ton of retro-chic cache even if that particular model is super contemporary.  I was pricing out an Ibis Hakka just the other day...

Bill Lindsay

El Cerrito, CA

[Josh C]

I agree. It's cool that you're digging the Riv and also I'm sure there are folks on here that ride full squish MTBs, carbon road bikes, and all things in between. Not sure about the rules, but I say go for it. Not sure you'll have much success, but why not. 

[Richard Rose]

Thanks Bill, I will do so. At my age (68) I am much more comfortable & likely safer riding my Gus on singletrack compared to the Ibis. But the bike is a blast and lets you do things on a bike that I probably should not be doing but someone here might want to. I need to make room for a Roaduno!:)

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On Jan 17, 2024, at 8:41 PM, Josh C <getjosh...@gmail.com> wrote:

I agree. It's cool that you're digging the Riv and also I'm sure there are folks on here that ride full squish MTBs, carbon road bikes, and all things in between. Not sure about the rules, but I say go for it. Not sure you'll have much success, but why not. 

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[JohnS]

You would probably hit a more suitable audience over at The Radavist, Rad Bazaar. No cost to buy, but you have to be a member to post things for sale.

https://radbazaar.theradavist.com/

JohnS

[Eric Daume]

Pinkbike has a very active buy/sell as well. 

Eric

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[Cyclofiend Jim]

Thanks to those who already responded, but putting on my admin cap:

>2019 Ibis Mojo 3

This would be solidly outside of the selling guidelines for this group. Plenty of other places to find an excited buyer for that. 

- J

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[Richard Rose]

Thanks for the official word. I’d decided on my own not to post. I do understand. Thanks.

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[Doug H.]

Selling a carbon full suspension mtb to make room for a Roaduno!! Approve!

Doug

[Richard Rose]

Preface: I promise Rivendell content here without a for sale post. Doug, it’s funny how our cycling fortunes / preferences change & evolve over time. I was a lifetime “roadie” & had my dream bike for maybe 20 years - a Richard Sachs. But when I discovered real singletrack I was transformed. However I developed a serious lower back issue requiring surgery which turned out great. My surgeon who was not a cyclist suggested a suspension bike might be called for. Well, doctors orders, right?

I had tired of road riding so I sold the Sachs & bought the Ibis. And it was fantastic. But, mountain biking requires driving for me and I kind of discovered gravel as a way to ride when time did not permit a trail ride. I needed a suitable gravel capable bike & discovered the Clem L. As a well informed (?) cyclist I knew of Rivendell since their start. But I never considered seriously one of their bikes. The only road bikes I took seriously were ones with the builders name on the downtube. However the Clem intrigued me to no end. The promise of a supremely comfortable gravel capable bike that I did not have to throw a leg over seemed like a great idea. And it was & is really the perfect bike for most of my cycling needs. Unexpectedly it kind of reintroduced road biking to me albeit a different form of it. It’s off road worthiness convinced me that a Gus could replace the Ibis as my dedicated trail bike. Yes, I am a bit less aggressive riding it but I am more comfortable & enjoying a different trail riding experience. 

Now full circle & as much as I love my two Rivendell “Hillibike’s” I find myself intrigued by the prospect of another long chainstay Riv but fully lugged & relatively light weight & minimal - the Roaduno. If I am to get one the Ibis must go. I do not ride it anyway…

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On Jan 22, 2024, at 8:34 AM, Doug H. <dhansf...@gmail.com> wrote:

Selling a carbon full suspension mtb to make room for a Roaduno!! Approve!

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