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• #7252
Personal, I think the 6 speed works beautifully.
I fancy a Rohloff on our electric now
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• #7253
E-14 surely doable with a bit of hacking
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• #7254
Does the 2 to 3 speed conversion work with the new rapid fire style shifters?
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• #7255
I changed my chainring for a big one and it is so so much better.
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• #7256
No hacking really required! Just cash... 🙁
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• #7257
It should do...
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• #7258
Thought E-14 only worked with Bosch?
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• #7259
Sorry, yes, E14 does.
Just a Rohloff 14 would be no stress
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• #7260
blogger was getting frustrating, hopefully this will make life easier.. lots to come going forward!
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• #7261
Gonna hack my new 2 speed and report back, once I have the circlip obvsly... #nopressure
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• #7262
I like my 6-speed a lot, though I spend most of my time in gears 3,4, and 5. If I wanted to go simple/lightweight I'd probably go for 2- rather than 3-speed - the BWR gaps are a bit big for my liking without the derailer half-steps, and I could live with having to spin a bit more when racing for a train. I know someone who built a wheel with a Sturmey AM for his Brompton, and he seems very happy with it - if I came across one cheap I could be tempted.
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• #7263
BWR isnt for 3 speed, hence the BSR - smaller gaps, or use an SRF3 for even closer gaps
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• #7264
D'oh yes of course - had forgotten the BWR was only on the 6-speed. I thought all other Sturmey 3-speeds in production were direct drive in middle and +33%/-33% gears?
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• #7265
Kuosac bar on, tyres for later.
2 Attachments
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• #7266
Wasted some time... Conti tyres do not fit with guards, glad I did the rear first!
The brake mounting doesn’t allow enough height
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• #7267
My newly modded M6R is great... I think I'm gonna keep the bars as they are, maybe just cut a couple of slots out of the ergo grips so the levers sit a bit closer... They're miles away at the moment... I will chuck the new style levers/shifters on soon...
Can't wait to get the Sugino 75s and the Blackspire chainring on, it's gonna look even sicker... Looks fantastic right now, the new rack and the easy wheels are fab...
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• #7268
@>>>>>>
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• #7269
Who's out there doing non ugly Brompton luggage? I'm looking for something smaller than my T bag, big enough for a 13" MacBook and not ugly
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• #7270
I'm Mack bags custom make one for me. He's only charging £100.
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• #7271
What did he make you out of interest?
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• #7272
He's making a Pink C-Bag. I've sent him my old bag which is simply going to copy.
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• #7273
game bag
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• #7274
worse than the standard brompton bags
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• #7275
rly? why? I have one .. 13" laptop .. been fine; matches my Billingham
I’m no Brompton expert, but I’ve recently completed 5k London kilometres on mine, including expeditions to the Epping hills and whatnot, and if I was buying again I’d go wide-range three-speed with a slightly bigger than standard chainring—the derailleur is bobbins. And fine-tuning ratios, which is all that gadget is really good for, isn’t worth the bother.