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• #17127
Your bike will be lighter...
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• #17129
The flared bits on your brake pad holders.
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• #17130
The pin should just unscrew.
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• #17131
No fun.
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• #17132
Ta, saves a trip. It's riveted, but came out with a pair of pliers.
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• #17133
Get rid of those grub screws too
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• #17134
All sorted, thanks hive mind!
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• #17135
Anything else I should grind off?
At least nine sprockets you could lose.
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• #17136
Sounds like you've already got rid of the pin but ideally you want to keep it close to the top of the chain really. We've not had anyone say that before though, what size ring is it?
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• #17137
Hear, hear.
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• #17138
It's a 53T from a 10S Double.
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• #17139
Any one riding the Lea Valley 25 on the E1 on Sunday? I am marshalling.
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• #17141
Dunno if these have been posted here yet, super expensive, but surely the bigger ones would be alright for you fixed tt'ers
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• #17142
met a lad on a Pearson fixie, asked him about it and said he didnt know much about bikes, said he'd just bought a 66t ring as it would "look cool" it's amazing that kids coming out of the education system have no concept of gearing.
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• #17143
Is it? I’d say it’s pretty neiche knowledge outside of bicycles and the industrial revolution.
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• #17144
Is there a chain long enough to run a 66t chainring with a rideable gearing?
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• #17145
66/16 should be fine
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• #17146
Is there a chain long enough to run a 66t chainring with a rideable gearing?
Unless you have super long stays, 66/18 (~97") is going to need links taken out of most track chains. If you want town bike gearing, your problem is really finding a 26T fixed sprocket, because if 110 link chains don't fit there are always Wippermann's extended e-bike versions, 1E8 comes in lengths up to 136 links
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• #17147
super expensive
Hipster tax much? That's about 50% more than the machinist wanted for doing a much more complex one off 72T.
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• #17148
pretty neiche knowledge
Obviously not as niche as knowing how to spell niche 🙂
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• #17149
I'm sold. I need one.
Who wants to help with my crowdfunding?
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• #17150
Yeah, is that really what £250 worth of extra metal looks like?
Going up doesn't lose your chain though, only the chain moving sideways loses your chain.