My Rivendell Betty Foy Bicycle

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Uploaded by on Oct 25, 2009

An introduction to my Rivendell Betty Foy. For more detailed information, visit our website, http://letsgorideabike.com

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  • What is the brand/model of your mirror?

  • @hazendragonsnack I got the mirror from Rivendell and it was called simply German Mirror. They may still have it on their website. I love it!

  • Move your seat down 1 inch

  • @jetpilotjack - No, I will not move my seat down one bit. I know more about my bike fit and comfort than a random internet guy.

  • Cute but it's not a mixte.

  • Thanks!

    It is a mixte. A variation of the usual split top tube, but still a mixte. Check out Sheldon Brown's glossary.

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  • Riv bikes are really nice, but way out of my price range. I'll have to stick to Surly, another great bike.

  • Wow, love your mixte, so graceful and full of character. I'm envious and can definitely see why she such a pleasure to ride.

  • You look so much like Roma Downey in Touched By an Angel in this clip, especially riding that beautiful bicycle. Yes. Definately an Angel's bicycle.

  • Dawww, Pretty Betty. This makes me want to get a sex change. :3 

  • I love that you Google "mixte" or "gears," and Sheldon's site is still number 1 or 2.

  • Great ride! Do you often wear a skirt while cycling?

    I suppose that's what mixtes are for?

  • @letsgorideabike1

    Saddle height is perfect, your hips are not rocking.

    I've always put my saddle up as high as it will go comfortably, rode the bike for 3 or so miles then moved it down 1/2 an inch till my hips don't rock from side to side.

    That's a really nice looking bike you have there and as long as it's looked after (which anyone buying a custom made bike would do anyway) it will last you a long time.

  • Awsome! Old school cyclists would love a Rivendell. I ride a Surly (the poor mans' Rivendell) :-)

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