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• #101252
... and invisible pedals fitted again!
(new page fail)
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• #101253
And new fugly as hell 12-speed SUPEr rECOrD
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• #101254
And new fugly as hell 12-speed SUPEr rECOrD
I've learned to not immediately shit on new groupsets/cranksets. They always need some time to grow on me in, I've experienced (and most I initially disliked, have).
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• #101255
He got a point tho.
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Place round the corner from me has a shed find one of these for sale, much lust.
Edit: on closer look ,it's that bike just clean! Wonder who bought it.
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Just crazy, but I like it.
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"Hello, American Classic? I hear you have a vacancy for a graphic designer."
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• #101265
how can the front brake can be set that way regarding turns etc
For fast riding, you only need a few degrees of steering lock. More than that at race speed and you've either already crashed or you're about to :)
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• #101266
I thought they are out of business.
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• #101267
I know there are niche threads for this kind of thing, but the proportions on this beast are particularly aesthetically pleasing.
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• #101268
Yes
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These look awesome.
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• #101272
Isn't the bigger issue that the pads will shoot out of the holders when you apply the front brake?
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• #101273
Great until you see the engraving
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• #101274
In general, you reverse the pad holders or use a rear brake, but in this case I don't think Kronos pad retention works like that so you probably don't have to make any accommodation for reversing the caliper. Also, to reject the pads, the brake has to generate some friction on the rim, and nobody has ever achieved that with the Kronos
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Rear tyre logo not properly lined up. What is this, amateur hour?!