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• #108827
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• #108828
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• #108829
Come on, I have real world work to do also. :)
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• #108830
What is real ?
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• #108831
How can mirrors be real if our eyes aren't real?
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• #108832
Only poetry and illusions are real.
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• #108833
Only poetry and illusions are real.
And numbers whose square is positive.
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• #108834
Back from its appointment with the hacksaw, this is now fully operational! And they didn't fuck it up and all.
edit: useless shitting forum image hosting
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• #108835
Fuck, that looks sweet.
Nice ride, man!
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• #108836
A plethora of tweaks to the daily...
A quick wash, destickered front wheel, fitted new saddle & a rather nice stem (120mm Profile Lava for 99p on the ebay)
But it's the little things that brought the greatest joy - finally got some nice crank dustcaps and fitted a hefty seatpost clamp that solved my creaky saddle.... It used to be an 8mm wide clamp with M4 screw and the seatpost creaked with every pedal stroke - I'd always assumed it was the USE alien that was creaking but when I broke it and replaced it with the Alpina the same creak remained and I realised it was the clamp after all.
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• #108837
Stem looks great!
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• #108838
On my battle front here, things have been a lot more positive tonight, some good progress achieved.
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• #108839
Alfine circlip has made its way to the slot it will abide in the coming years, and the belt line has miraculously healed itself - well at least as far as I can tell. I guess yesterday just wasn't my day (night). @Turkish couldn't get my head around actually 'measuring' the belt line as seems like too many different items all around (starting from uneven Alfine body). Will settle for this until at least finally tightening the belt (Yey for the belt phone app lol) and setting up the Alfine. Thanks for the tip anyways!
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• #108840
That is lovely.
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• #108841
What the chainline of the SRAM crankset?
I have good result using the Shimano Alfine chainset with the belt in the past.
edit - didn't see second pages, glad it work!
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• #108842
Yes, Ed, I believe it's because Alfine chain set is made specifically for super narrow Alfine hub chain line, but they do look shit imo.
SRAM doubles should be 41/46mm for inner/outer respectively, with Alfine at 44 it shouldn't have worked. But with front sprocket in inner position belt line was clearly at the angle towards frame / bb, so moving sprocket out seems to have fixed it -
• #108843
Where did you read 44mm? I got 42.7mm from Shimano.
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• #108844
Looks dead straight to me but in future:
-take the wheel out the frame
-pen marker on the hub 67.5mm (assuming your frame/hub is 135 spaced) from either of the locknuts
-wheel back in frame
-measure from pen mark to the edge of the belt
Compare that figure to the distance between the centre of the DT to the edge of the belt at the crankset. Hope that makes sense... -
• #108845
Haha cheers! Wasn't thinking to measure from dropouts...
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• #108846
Lots of gates manuals, I guess it has to do with belt rather than chain
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• #108847
I got this Corratec Formula (Cromor) frame last year on eBay. The original Columbus chrome fork which came with the frame looked so 80's so I was looking for a 1" carbon fork. I was outbid but got Terry Dolan cr-mo fork as a backup for only 6.5 pounds (plus über teuer EU shipping). To my surprise the fork's original peal paint job blends so well with the metallic gradation paint of the frame and is much lighter and stylish than expected. I decided to go Campa 10sp to make it compatible with my another steed but on the cheap by using bar end shifter. The original stickers looked so messy on this small frame (510 C-T 520 C-C) so I removed them. I will get modern Corratec stickers.
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• #108848
bar end shifter
Nice frame but wtf? Can't the shifter go in the end of the drop bar rather than using that thing?
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• #108849
Hits my knee when turning right and also it's closer to my right hand than DT or bar end.
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• #108850
You knee what ?
I wonder if it's the case that this post/clamp is designed to fit inside the mast should it need to be cut down all the way? Giant do a similar thing
https://www.bikeonlineshop.net/dedacciai-frame-and-forks/seatpost-1
Otherwise maybe compromise? 175 cranks would mean you only need an extra 1cm of stack on a replacement saddle