That’s a great looking bike.
I love the color, and the build.
Philip
Santa Rosa, CA
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Thanks, Patrick. They are the original Mustache bars--a la Pineapple Bob!
Cheers,
Lee Chae
SF, CA, USA
On Fri, Nov 30, 2018 at 9:52 AM Patrick Moore wrote:
> Lee: I approve of your Quickbeam. Albastache?
>
> Over and out.
>
> Amen.
>
> Patrick
>
> On Fri, Nov 30, 2018 at 8:25 AM Lee Chae
Lee: I approve of your Quickbeam. Albastache?
Over and out.
Amen.
Patrick
On Fri, Nov 30, 2018 at 8:25 AM Lee Chae wrote:
> Hey Joe,
>
> I did the Sheldon trick on my Quickbeam with the original Suzue rear hub:
> a fixed cog, blue loctite, and a bottom bracket lock ring. Many years of
>
FWIW, if you really want cog security on a hub without provision for a
reverse-threaded lockring, use red Loctite. I did this with a very nice and
expensive ENO hub. Dura Ace -- so top quality -- cog. When it came time to
remove it, and being ignorant of the need for heat, I tried force: almost
Screw-on track cogs have the same threading as screw-on freewheels. Does
this other side also have a smaller-diameter, reverse-threaded section for
a lockring? If so, the fixed cog ought simply to fit over -- bypass -- that
section and screw on as with a freewheel.
(Note: There's no great danger,
Hey Joe,
I did the Sheldon trick on my Quickbeam with the original Suzue rear hub: a
fixed cog, blue loctite, and a bottom bracket lock ring. Many years of
commuting, errand running, occasional long day rides and overnight camping
trips and nary a problem. I say thumbs up.
Gratuitous
*Suzue, not Suzie
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I've done just about every type of cycling but this, so here goes. I just
picked up a lovely silver Quickbeam with the stock Suzie hubs Riv used. It's
threaded on both sides and had one freewheel. Will a fixed cog work on the
other side, or does that take a specific threading? I know these
