for fitting to the seatstay bridge (recessed allen-head fitting on the
bridge)?
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. I tried three different 26.8 posts I had, including the
one supplied with the frame, and they were all slightly loose with the
binder bolt not tightened. As I had a 27.0 Nitto and an adjustable reamer,
I reamed the seat tube so that the 27.0 post was an exact fit in the seat
tube.
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Thank you.
Nick , that's a good idea... perhaps metric equivalent next year.
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>From what I understand I have ancestral connections generations backto
>Scotland and Ireland.
I've always wanted to visit.
I'll enjoy any ride accounts and pictures you share.
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It's a bit easier in this country with metric units. One of our cycling
friends who recently turned 80 celebrated his birthday with an 80km ride.
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enough to cope with the long chainstays. As I recall, I had to remove six
or eight links to get the correct length.
https://www.connexchain.com/en/bike-chains/detail/connex-11se
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Roeckl cycling gloves come in quite a selection of colours and patterns. I
also find them extremely comfortable.
https://www.roeckl.de/#Multi:B2C/catalog/10
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and has a good runtime, along with the seatstay mount:
https://www.niterider.com/collections/taillights/products/vmax-%E2%84%A2-150-bike-taillight
https://www.niterider.com/products/tail-light-mount-seatstay-and-seatpost
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were taken with my phone (at the time, a Pixel 4), except for the photos of
the racing at the cycling world championships in Innsbruck, where I used
the RX100 for it's greater reach and fast burst mode:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/B2RriY2XXGPfh6VaA
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Thanks to everyone sharing the Bike Expo info and pictures.
It looks like a remarkably great time was had by all.
I would love to attend one year.
At one point a few years back a Custom bike show was planned for Dallas, TX but
that was when all the C_vid stuff was going on and it was cancelled.
because we use metric in this country - if you want MPH
values, just modify the speed formulas to divide the KPH values by 1.609.
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It is fun to see the variety of builds on the Sam's.
It looks like the majority have some type of upright / swept back style
handlebarsalthough of course the Sam is so versatile to accommodate a road bar
if preferred .
If recalling correctly I saw orange, silver, light blue , green, black and a
Alex's Cycle in Japan have them:
https://alexscycle.com/products/nitto-r-50-saddle-bag-supporter-1.
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If you want silver (as in unpainted metal) hubs, the White Industries MI5
hubs are nice.
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, which is between L and XL US size.
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ave (still available) that has a smoother outline. They're also pretty
pricey - almost up in Chris King territory.
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was wired, not wireless) by almost
two decades.
I've been using SRAM eTap for almost a decade, with zero problems. I
presently have it on three bikes - two with the original 11-speed Red eTap,
and one with 12-speed, a mixture of Force shifters/brakes and Rival
derailleurs.
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tyres. Other than the increased shock
absorbtion with the larger tyres, I don't notice any difference in the
handling there either.
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Australia, not Canada. But I suspect (though not having cycled in Canada)
that the distances and remoteness are probably much the same.
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, where apart from the
cycle racing in Innsbruck (2018 world championships), where the longer
focal length and fast burst mode of the camera came into their own, I took
nearly all the photos with my phone.
Europe 2018: https://photos.app.goo.gl/B2RriY2XXGPfh6VaA.
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on the bike (not putting the chain through it) but
probably have to remove the front derailleur to keep it out of the
chainline.
Nick
On May 9, 2:55 pm, PATRICK MOORE bertin...@gmail.com wrote:
If you ride a 65, then 32 lb for you is like, what, 25 lb for me? (I'm
guessing: 205 lb versus 170
Nokian Extreme 296's in the winter. Man are those things hard to spin
up! But they sure make you feel confident in the icy stuff.
On May 10, 3:03 pm, PATRICK MOORE bertin...@gmail.com wrote:
A nice bike is a nice bike, but a * light* nice bike is a *very* nice bike.
Amen.
(Bet my 2007
OK, where'd that fixie wheel go? And I wonder if one of the cogs off
my '79 Shimano 600 cassette will work?
On May 10, 8:41 pm, CycloFiend cyclofi...@earthlink.net wrote:
on 5/10/09 1:48 PM, nick.bike.b...@gmail.com replied to:
what James Dinneen jfxdinn...@yahoo.com wrote:
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