FRONT DERAILLEUR TYPES FOR FAT TIRE ?

datakoll aka gene daniels wrote:
a sad day when riders flock discussing Irish john surfing, incapable
of comment on shifter transmission line design. sad sad sad.
no wonder everything went to hell.

My front derailers are no where near my front tires.

Sheldon would have an answer.

Indeed. Where is A. Muzi?

But what is this about bars ? Is the bar problem ergonomic or does a
cable routing problem exacerbate shifter capability?

I find bar stools to be unergonomic. Actually, any seat should allow for
at least a 40° [1] recline from the horizontal.

[1] 40ALT0176 for gene.

--
Tom Sherman - 42.435731,-83.985007
If you are not a part of the solution, you are a part of the precipitate.

Tom Sherman wrote:
datakoll aka gene daniels wrote:
a sad day when riders flock discussing Irish john surfing, incapable
of comment on shifter transmission line design. sad sad sad.
no wonder everything went to hell.

My front derailers are no where near my front tires.

Sheldon would have an answer.

Indeed. Where is A. Muzi?

But what is this about bars ? Is the bar problem ergonomic or does a
cable routing problem exacerbate shifter capability?

I find bar stools to be unergonomic. Actually, any seat should allow for
at least a 40° [1] recline from the horizontal.
[1] 40ALT0176 for gene.

Hey man I replied but terrornews seems on the blink as usual
--
Andrew Muzi
www.yellowjersey.org/
Open every day since 1 April, 1971
** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **

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A Muzi wrote:

datakoll wrote:
a sad day when riders flock discussing Irish john surfing, incapable
of comment on shifter transmission line design. sad sad sad.
no wonder everything went to hell.
Sheldon would have an answer.
But what is this about bars ? Is the bar problem ergonomic or does a
cable routing problem exacerbate shifter capability?

Michael Press wrote:
I favor a brass rail for ergonomics.

You're a pole dancer?

Bars. Brass rail. Get it?

--
Michael Press

On Nov 15, 1:30*pm, A Muzi wrote:
Tom Sherman wrote:
datakoll aka gene daniels wrote:
a sad day when riders flock discussing Irish john surfing, incapable
of comment on shifter transmission line design. sad sad sad.
no wonder everything went to hell.
My front derailers are no where near my front tires.
Sheldon would have an answer.
Indeed. Where is A. Muzi?
But what is this about bars ? Is the bar problem ergonomic or does a
cable routing problem exacerbate shifter capability?
I find bar stools to be unergonomic. Actually, any seat should allow for
at least a 40° [1] recline from the horizontal.
[1] 40ALT0176 for gene.

Hey man I replied but terrornews seems on the blink as usual
--
Andrew Muzi
* www.yellowjersey.org/
* Open every day since 1 April, 1971
** Posted fromhttp://www.teranews.com**

I guess spreading the barbecue frame, add an inner plate for an axle
stop...an Azonic steelhead screws into the outside. ugly ugly ugly.
If I break a leg a steel azonic is in.
I bought a 531 FD.
The yellow Monodog has an attitude that sez: 500cc single.

On Sat, 15 Nov 2008 12:30:10 -0600, A Muzi
wrote:

Tom Sherman wrote:
datakoll aka gene daniels wrote:
a sad day when riders flock discussing Irish john surfing, incapable
of comment on shifter transmission line design. sad sad sad.
no wonder everything went to hell.

My front derailers are no where near my front tires.

Sheldon would have an answer.

Indeed. Where is A. Muzi?

But what is this about bars ? Is the bar problem ergonomic or does a
cable routing problem exacerbate shifter capability?

I find bar stools to be unergonomic. Actually, any seat should allow for
at least a 40° [1] recline from the horizontal.
[1] 40ALT0176 for gene.

Hey man I replied but terrornews seems on the blink as usual

Dear Andrew,

You might try the free www.motzarella.org text-only news server.

It's worked fine for me since Comcast gave up on usenet last month,
and a few other posters have been pleased with it, too.

Cheers,

Carl Fogel

https://www.jensonusa.com/store/prod...s.aspx?cc=CAD#

http://www.surlybikes.com/spew12.html

not difficult grinding two out. Maybe drill a pin in from the
dropout’s top edge ?