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Substitute for V-brake pad question (kool stop) by pH
My Easy Racer is equipped with V-brakes. The way it's set up, the thin-line pads seems to be a pretty steep contact angle and wear quickly on one side as a...
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May 17th 11 02:25 AM
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I am considering THIS ride for my next purchase.... by Harry Brogan[_7_]
I was wondering if anyone out there had some real world experience with this one. I have seen the reviews but just don't feel that a couple of days is worthy...
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May 17th 11 02:03 AM
by Tºm Shermªn™ °_°[_2_] Go to last post
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Bike to Work thread is now helmets (what a surprise) by Dan O
On May 16, 2:20*pm, Frank Krygowski wrote: On May 16, 2:13*pm, David Scheidt wrote: Frank Krygowski...
May 16th 11 10:52 PM
by Dan O Go to last post
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15mm Road patches by bfd[_2_]
On May 15, 8:50*am, bfd wrote: On May 15, 7:02*am, Tom Lake wrote: I'm trying to find a source for 15mm tube patches....
May 16th 11 04:46 PM
by Tom Lake Go to last post
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Power Train Replacement saga by Chalo
Mark J. wrote: Chalo wrote: I have a term for bikes like Ron describes when they come into my shop and I have to work on them. *That term is...
May 16th 11 04:05 PM
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I am considering THIS ride for my next purchase.... by Dan O
On May 15, 12:18 pm, Harry Brogan wrote: On Sun, 15 May 2011 19:07:01 +0700, john B. ...
May 15th 11 09:53 PM
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Triple Shimano Crank and compatible derailleurs? by Chris M
I bought my first Shimano crank, a 105 5600 Triple. It uses a 30/39/50 chainring set. I would like to find a front derailleur that is compatible without having...
May 15th 11 05:45 PM
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I am considering THIS ride for my next purchase.... by Chalo
Bill wrote: Not my cup of tea at all. If I want to haul a bunch of stuff around, I'll use a car or truck. I want my bike to be light, responsive and ...
May 15th 11 07:45 AM
by Chalo Go to last post
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I am considering THIS ride for my next purchase.... by kolldata
tough spec in tight turns, maybe away from impact. swing the butt and point inside knee fersure. No sports riding on this baby. Deore for loads. The sports...
May 15th 11 03:52 AM
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ND MT by kolldata
REPORT Stopped at the sacrificial cliff roadside in Theodore Roosevelt National Park, on the GP road to ‘camping’, tore off my piece and can you beleive it:...
May 15th 11 03:23 AM
by kolldata Go to last post
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OT Living music, was OT Propelled inline skating by Jay Beattie
On May 14, 9:30*am, Tºm Shermªn™ °_° ""twshermanREMOVE\"@THI $southslope.net" wrote: On 5/14/2011 10:53 AM, Jay Beattie wrote: On May 14,...
May 14th 11 09:25 PM
by Jay Beattie Go to last post
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OT - Fair and Living Wages by Peter Cole[_2_]
On 5/13/2011 11:53 AM, Ron Ruff wrote: On May 13, 7:15 am, Peter wrote: All that is rather obvious. The interesting...
May 14th 11 05:25 PM
by Frank Krygowski[_2_] Go to last post
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I am considering THIS ride for my next purchase.... by Bill
Not my cup of tea at all. If I want to haul a bunch of stuff around, I'll use a car or truck. I want my bike to be light, responsive and fun to ride (700C...
May 14th 11 03:52 PM
by Bill Go to last post
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For sale on eBay - Waterproof Cycling Jacket/Invisibility Cloak by Ralph Barone
Saw this link posted on uk.rec.cycling.moderated http://is.gd/B5wDJe
May 14th 11 01:02 PM
by john B. Go to last post
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Wheel Build by Chris Taylor[_3_]
Hi I'm going to build some new wheels for my bike. I'm getting Velocity A23 rims and I have Dura-Ace 7900 hubs but my question is what spokes do I use Looking...
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May 14th 11 08:41 AM
by thirty-six Go to last post
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OT - Fair and Living Wages by Tºm Shermªn™ °_°[_2_]
On 5/13/2011 10:53 AM, Ron Ruff wrote: On May 13, 7:15 am, Peter wrote: All that is rather obvious. The interesting...
May 14th 11 06:22 AM
by Tºm Shermªn™ °_°[_2_] Go to last post
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OT - Fair and Living Wages by Ron Ruff
On May 13, 7:15*am, Peter Cole wrote: All that is rather obvious. The interesting question is why we live so unsustainably. It...
May 13th 11 04:53 PM
by Ron Ruff Go to last post
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How do you determine that a chainring is worn out? by Ralph Barone
The obvious ways (to me) a 1) If you get chainsuck and end up in a tangled heap on the road, your chainring may be worn out. 2) If you replace the chain...
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May 13th 11 04:21 AM
by kolldata Go to last post
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Shimano Alfine opinions? by anon a mouse
I'm considering getting the Shimano Alfine internal hub (probably the 11 speed) for my MTB. I have a custom road bike with a Rohloff Speedhub, which I really...
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May 13th 11 12:08 AM
by Andre Jute[_2_] Go to last post
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To sock or not to sock? by sam[_11_]
Do you wear socks when you ride? s
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May 12th 11 02:29 AM
by Dan O Go to last post
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