Scratch; just saw your second attempt. Nice, if skinny.

On Fri, Oct 22, 2010 at 5:38 PM, PATRICK MOORE <[email protected]> wrote:
> Malheureusement, they don't show. I'd like to see them if you can
> conveniently repost. Even though your tires are skinny, hard 50s.
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> Patrick "just put *more* lovely miles on his Fargo" Moore
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> On Fri, Oct 22, 2010 at 3:20 PM, Peter Andrews <[email protected]> wrote:
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>> I thought I'd post some photos of my 60cm 2008 Bomba's chainstays
>> (because I LOVE them) to give an idea of clearances from a visual
>> (including aesthetic) perspective.  50-622 Schwalbe Marathon XR and VO
>> 52mm zeppelin fender for 700c wheel.  WI 175 crank with 46/30 rings on
>> a 113 spindle (about .666 mm of chainstay clearance for the big ring
>> after ultimate tightening of crank bolt).  I should've pulled the
>> crank up in the last photo to show the clearance there...  whoops.
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>> -Peter
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>> On Oct 22, 12:23 pm, PATRICK MOORE <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> The custom was my idea, too, until I (1) learned that the Fargo does
>>> indeed have room for 70s and fenders and air space and (2) got a very
>>> good price on an almost new one.
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>>> The Fargo has more clearance than did my Monocog 29er.
>>>
>>> Speaking of which (he said, craftily) the Monocog, much modified
>>> (below) frameset plus lots of parts is for sale cheap: $300 + s/h in
>>> CONUS. Includes OEM sp, new Profile bb and headset, Profile upjutter
>>> stem, 46 sm Salsa Bell Laps, front and rear ROAD BB7 calipers with
>>> front 185 mm disk (no levers) and (if you remind me) the OEM Redline f
>>> and r hubs (ss).
>>>
>>> Modified by me: I squoze the right chainstay to accomodate a 46 t ring
>>> with a ss drivetrain. (Don't ask why.)
>>>
>>> Professionally: removed canti brazeons; added fender and rack mounts;
>>> added cross-forkleg strut, tapped, for good front fender line; and new
>>> dark teal-y green powdercoat.
>>>
>>> The attached photos of the Fargo bb area are poor -- forgive the
>>> fuzziness -- but my battery was very low and I could not get the flash
>>> to work. The stays are deeply dimpled on the drive side to accomodate
>>> a triple crank while keeping chainline and Q decent. The downside is
>>> that nothing bigger than a 38 and 28 -- at most, possibly not even
>>> these, since the existing 36 and 26 are very close -- will fit on the
>>> middle and inner positions: a 44 and a 30 bottomed out when just slid
>>> on the 113 spindle.
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>>> On Fri, Oct 22, 2010 at 12:32 PM, Garth <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>
>>> > Patrick, do you have any photos of the Fargo's BB/chainstay area? I'm
>>> > curious how they get the extra clearance for fatter tires, are the
>>> > stays dimpled or something?
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>>> > Now that you mention it .... it would be nice to be able to use the
>>> > huge fenders with wider tires. I'm limited to P50 fenders on the
>>> > Bombadil, Cascadia 29'ers won't fit the fork.
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>>> > Maybe I should get a custom monster tire non-29'er Bomba-like frame
>>> > made. It wouldn't be lugged, but I'm not married to lugs.
>>>
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