I've always gone Shimano as well, but I've read positive things about
Sunrace (Taiwan-based) and the quality of their "lower end" components.
When I was at RBW they mentioned it's a new thing going to Sunrace with
some of the completes and I trust they would only spec them if they were
good.
Yes, although I'm in range for a 55cm it would have required a longer stem
and huge amount of seat post showing for the same setup. I always go as a
big as possible with Riv frames.
I forgot to mention 2 things:
- The novatech rear hub with the stock wheelset is one of quietest hubs
I've ever
Some additional info some may find useful (I couldn't put in original
message because too long)
- Roman confirmed this morning it does not come with a saddle so I think
website description wrong (there was a discussion about this somewhere).
- Cranks are 173s (for 60cm anyway).
- Tires are 48mm
r these...
- Gearing - 42/30 and 11-34 was perfect. I used the full range and didn't
need anything higher or lower. I may go to a 1x11 setup at some point but
not for a while.
Brett.
On Monday, December 11, 2023 at 5:27:03 PM UTC-8 BrettG wrote:
> Picked up RBW HQ this morning, put on ped
New bluelug shop tour video shows the limolive frame:
https://youtu.be/Jr9PZtHnYUg?t=1220
On Sunday, February 21, 2021 at 5:55:40 AM UTC-8 Fullylugged wrote:
>
> For those wanting to keep tabs on the shipment:
>
> https://www.vesselfinder.com/vessels/YM-UNICORN-IMO-9462732-MMSI-416464000
> On
I sent a message to the seller 2 days ago asking for a bit more detail (age
of frame, wheelset info), but received no response. The frame itself looks
like it's seen little use unless it was recently repainted. I was
surprised at the lack of info in the posting as well.
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You received this
I have tektro 720s on my quickbeam and Paul cantis on my simpleone (which were
on the quickbeam for years). The Pauls adjust tension using a 15mm wrench a
5mm hex and are a breeze to setup and are noticeably better than the tektros in
power and consistency. The tektros as you know are
Just last week I finally built up a NOS SimpleOne frame I purchased so I
dealt with this exact issue. Having a Quickbeam for 12 years, I already
knew all the different ways to handle fenders (PW hubs are the easiest) but
in this case since I'm using an Automatix hub and long Honjo fenders, so
I've been trying to decide between Mark's M-1 or M-18.
They both seem identical except for the extra struts and light mount on M-1,
so I don't understand how the M-1 is rated 4.4 lbs and the M-18 is 17.6?
If you will only mount on the front, seems like the M-18 would be the better
choice as I
I happened to be on the site this morning at *exactly* 9am snagging a
medium saddlebag (one of my favorite bags and I wanted one for another
bike). I noted that the new mini rando bag mentioned was sold in less than
a minute this morning so keep that in mind. Most of the bags were, in
fact,
Last winter after getting several flats in the rain on my VO Rando
bike
I put on some Supreme 32s as a temporary replacement for Grand Bois
Cypress
as the width is close to the same (the Supreme 32s measure about 30 or
31mm).
I also have a Romulus with Jack Brown blues (measure 33mm) and
frankly
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