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Agreed the limit screws appear to be screwed in quite a bit.

How much movement do you need, it may be possible to fit a spacer onto the bottom bracket to give you a couple of mm. Cassette spacers fit.

Same for me. Limit screw. Have you tried unscrewing it as far as it will go, undoing the cable then pulling it outwards with your fingers?

Sounds blindingly obvious! ^

The laces on my hiking boots are on their way out.

To maximise my wardrobe I'd like to get some traditional hipster red laces. Does anyone have any recommendations for good round red hiking boot laces?

Cheers.

is there a standard width for road forks? if i wanted to fit some cyclocross tyres 700c 31-35 would i need to change the fork as well.

I'd like to try on some Bont Riot MTB shoes. Cannot find anywhere. I have tried a EU43 Riot road shoe at evans but I need to compare it to the MTB version. It seems they are hard to find. Anywhere in London with a good range of Bont shoes?

I guess you don't mean axle width? They should be a standard 100mm.

Clearance will definitely vary and if it's a modern road bike, you're unlikely to fit anything larger that a 28c on them.

thanks soul

Kinoko had some Bont's on display the last time I was there. Worth a call perhaps.

http://alex.phred.org/stemchart/Default.aspx

plug in -32 as the angle for the jag, the details for the stem you're comparing it to?

1) dia compe: http://www.wiggle.co.uk/dia-compe-gran-compe-se-threaded-headset/

2) no definitive answer to this question as chainstay angle and length are factors. i've found the phil hub and cog to sit narrow.

Where's the cheapest place online for a crackpipe for my disc wheel?

Yes, screws are all the way up, whatever they appear to be.
It's possible to see when pulling manually the derailleur that they are not in the way. The movement is just limited in itself.
Inserting spacers on BB would take the chainset even further away from frame, making it even worth.
Not sure how many mm more I need for the chain to jump on big ring.

Where's the cheapest place online for a crackpipe for my disc wheel?

Would also like to know. I've misplaced mine and am racing this weekend which might be awkward. Fingers crossed I can borrow one at race HQ.

Tempted by some chinese crabon

The description doesn't state width and I've asked the seller. Is there some magic way to tell what tyre width it'll take from just the content available?

I like the flat waxed I got from these guys, and they offer what you're looking for.

Where's the cheapest place online for a crackpipe for my disc wheel?

I bought one of Varno's Jap copies from: http://www.v-sprint.com/pages/track-pack.html

I bought one of Varno's Jap copies from: http://www.v-sprint.com/pages/track-pack.html

http://www.tracksupermarket.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=665

I know it says it works on any disk, but doesn't the little arm on the valve get in the way?

I have a relatively normal circular valve hole but I can see it being a fiddle with that arm thingy.

@chung

It's for skinny tyres so will be a 13mm-15mm rim to take 18-25 or 21-29/32(at a push).

Lots of sellers all like this.

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/60mm-carbon-clincher-fixed-gear-wheels-700c/1418521987.html

If they are thicker rims then they sell them as 29er wheels.

@Clockwise #rep
Cheers. I figured that 23mm would probably be ok but didn't want to risk it and be forced into 18mm around town.

Ta very much.

I'll stick one in my bag

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMQ9C6vni0w

Can anyone verify the sentiment of this protest? I have seen it reported in a bunch of anti-israel media and I would like to believe that this many orthodox jews got together to protest the very notion of the current Israeli state, but I also find it almost impossible to believe. A protest focusing against the drafting of Torah students seems more likely, and by doing this it suggests they are happy for people like the orthodox students to remain in Israel/Occupied Palestine. So there seems to be a contradiction. I really get the feeling propaganda has put a spin on this.