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Eben Weiss

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Rivendell's New Derailleur Is Mechanical

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By Eben Weiss
| Outside Magazine Verified
In May, I went for a ride on the Mount Tam trails in Marin County, California, with Grant Petersen, the founder and owner of Rivendell Bicycle Works, and his buddy Dan Leto. It was a warm and sunny Sunday morning. As we were unloading the bikes from Dan's car at the trailhead (and Grant was working on a flat), an older gentleman in an Audi convertible pulled over to admire them.
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Cyclists: Rivendell Has Crafted the Rear Derailleur of the Century

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By Eben Weiss
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Cyclist's three-word reply to stranger in bike lane – but it quickly escalates A woman shared she ended up in an altercation after she tried to do the right thing by warning a pedestrian she was coming up behind them, but it all …
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I Took a Star-Trek Inspired Journey on a Retro-Futuristic Bike

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By Eben Weiss
| Outside Magazine Verified
As a parent and an American during an election year, I had to make all sorts of crucial decisions in 2024. The most difficult and important of all was which bike to bring with me on my summer vacation. Each year at the end of August my family and I travel to Adirondack Park in upstate New York, where the cycling terrain includes paved climbs, gravel roads, and and rocky trails that disappear deep into the wilderness.
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