Re: [RBW] Fork Crown Fender Bolt length

2018-05-29 Thread John G.
Much appreciated, Peter!

On Tuesday, May 29, 2018 at 7:56:59 AM UTC-4, Peter White wrote:
>
> We've always used a 50mm cap screw for Rivendells with lights and fenders. 
> Here's an example showing how you would figure it out.
>
> I have an Atlanta here from about 2002 when they were built in Japan. The 
> crown is 32mm thick. The Busch & Müller mount you refer to (my part number 
> B) is 4.2mm thick at the crown. A 6mm Nylock nut is a hair under 
> 6mm thick. You'll probably want a washer between the head of the allen cap 
> screw and the mount. I like to use a large OD washer for that purpose. All 
> metric cap screws I know of are sold in 5mm increments in that size range, 
> so without the fender mount you'll need a minimum 45mm cap screw. Your 
> fender mount may add enough thickness to require a 50mm cap screw. Since 
> you probably can't measure your fork crown thickness, and since it may be 
> different from this 2002 version, I'd buy the 50mm cap screw.
>
> Peter White
> Peter White Cycles
>
> On Mon, May 28, 2018 at 3:28 PM, John G. > 
> wrote:
>
>> You'd think this would be a simple matter of, "Let me google that for 
>> you," but I've had little luck with that so far. 
>>
>> I'm looking to mount my Edelux from the fork crown of my fendered 
>> Atlantis. I'll be using the Edelux "long" light mount that Rivendell sells, 
>> but I think the bolt I currently use to attach my front fender won't give 
>> be long enough. Does anyone with a similar setup know how long of a bolt I 
>> should use? I want to say a 50mm M5 should work, but I'm away from my bike 
>> and hoping to grab one on my way home later today.
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
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Re: [RBW] Fork Crown Fender Bolt length

2018-05-29 Thread Peter White
We've always used a 50mm cap screw for Rivendells with lights and fenders.
Here's an example showing how you would figure it out.

I have an Atlanta here from about 2002 when they were built in Japan. The
crown is 32mm thick. The Busch & Müller mount you refer to (my part number
B) is 4.2mm thick at the crown. A 6mm Nylock nut is a hair under
6mm thick. You'll probably want a washer between the head of the allen cap
screw and the mount. I like to use a large OD washer for that purpose. All
metric cap screws I know of are sold in 5mm increments in that size range,
so without the fender mount you'll need a minimum 45mm cap screw. Your
fender mount may add enough thickness to require a 50mm cap screw. Since
you probably can't measure your fork crown thickness, and since it may be
different from this 2002 version, I'd buy the 50mm cap screw.

Peter White
Peter White Cycles

On Mon, May 28, 2018 at 3:28 PM, John G.  wrote:

> You'd think this would be a simple matter of, "Let me google that for
> you," but I've had little luck with that so far.
>
> I'm looking to mount my Edelux from the fork crown of my fendered
> Atlantis. I'll be using the Edelux "long" light mount that Rivendell sells,
> but I think the bolt I currently use to attach my front fender won't give
> be long enough. Does anyone with a similar setup know how long of a bolt I
> should use? I want to say a 50mm M5 should work, but I'm away from my bike
> and hoping to grab one on my way home later today.
>
> Thanks!
>
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[RBW] Fork Crown Fender Bolt length

2018-05-28 Thread John G.
You'd think this would be a simple matter of, "Let me google that for you," 
but I've had little luck with that so far. 

I'm looking to mount my Edelux from the fork crown of my fendered Atlantis. 
I'll be using the Edelux "long" light mount that Rivendell sells, but I 
think the bolt I currently use to attach my front fender won't give be long 
enough. Does anyone with a similar setup know how long of a bolt I should 
use? I want to say a 50mm M5 should work, but I'm away from my bike and 
hoping to grab one on my way home later today.

Thanks!

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