Lots of Ritchey threads on this forum...but now's the time to show off your Ritchey!
Lets see pics of what you've got!
Lets see pics of what you've got!
Very Nice:thumbsup:MrOrange said:Humbles me everytime I look at it.
What can I say Its Sunday and I'm bored.stan4bikes said:darn, I wanted to be first..
Very Nice, a classic:thumbsup:stan4bikes said:Oh well, heres my lowly 86 Ritchey Ascent. But it is a Ritchey, it is clean and it's the only one I've got
and I like the funky pedals
'cause I live so far away . . .crconsulting said:Very Nice:thumbsup:
Hey, why didn't you bring that to the Sea Otter???
He should have dissed the pedalscrconsulting said:What can I say Its Sunday and I'm bored.
Very Nice, a classic:thumbsup:
Is that the famous saddle Rumpfy disrespected
No, he's putting this up here with the hope that someone will post their Ritchey and say they were thinking about selling....the Rumpfy pounce .crconsulting said:Hey, maybe you have something new to show us....
Very nice, I have to have one. Is that red, factory paint?No, he's putting this up here with the hope that someone will post their Ritchey and say they were thinking about selling....the Rumpfy pounce .
My 83/84 Team Comp. Originally piloted by the man himself.
That's a great picture of Tom with your bike:thumbsup:Repack Rider said:Here's mine:
Ha, good luck.ssmike said:No, he's putting this up here with the hope that someone will post their Ritchey and say they were thinking about selling....the Rumpfy pounce .
We call that "old school"colker1 said:the bikes are wonderfull.. it's the 19th century moustache that puzzles me.
Lol! Yep, this thread pretty much plays out like a list of bikes for me to make offers on.ssmike said:No, he's putting this up here with the hope that someone will post their Ritchey and say they were thinking about selling....the Rumpfy pounce .
My 83/84 Team Comp. Originally piloted by the man himself.
Get it in 1983.dick said:Maybe someone could post a pic of their Annapurna. I'd love to hear the backstory on how one would end up with one of those.
I saw Tom Ritchey outside of Moab, probably 1999. There aren't a lot of areas near Moab where the falls are going to be soft and he wasn't wearing a helmet. The guy who with with Ritchey said that he rarely wore one. If so, he is a smart man in some ways, though maybe not so in all, imho.kb11 said:cool helmet
is the guy who wears a standard Giro helmet and regular riding gear dumber than the guy who does the same ride with full body armor and a full face helmet? I dont think so.pinguwin said:I saw Tom Ritchey outside of Moab, probably 1999. There aren't a lot of areas near Moab where the falls are going to be soft and he wasn't wearing a helmet. The guy who with with Ritchey said that he rarely wore one. If so, he is a smart man in some ways, though maybe not so in all, imho.
I've only needed my helmet twice so far, both times involving wooden items of biological origin. When in Moab or the desert, other parts have taken the hits.
Pinguwin
Post em'!hollister said:a small pile of frames(where did all the forks go?!:madman: ), a red and white something or other, and a p-21 rumpfy wants nothing to do with.
(no camera today, pics tomorrow)