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• #127577
Is using a v brake on the front, with the right hand lever a bit janky? it feels it
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• #127578
Can someone please help me make sense of the planet x bullmoose handelbar?
"This ergonomically designed bar has a slight negative rise that combines with the sweep of the bar to place the bar ends 40mm in front and 35mm above the bottom of the steerer clamp."So what's the stem lenght then? 40mm with a 35mm rise?
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• #127579
sounds like it
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• #127580
The stem-part is longer and higher. The bars are swept back and down.
Those measurements are for roughly where it puts your hands (the important bit usually).
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• #127581
Hmmm... bare with me for a second, so the negative rise part equals bar ends swept down? Like putting a pair of risers with upsweep upside down?
It's still a little confusing for me...all I know is that i would usually need a 80 -85 mm stem for a 710mm bar on my Surly KM -
• #127582
It is confusing because they’re trying to describe the shape. Which is perhaps a distraction really. I’m not sure I understand ‘negative rise’ in this instance.
I would just measure your current setup (from the bottom of the steerer clamp to bar ends) and see how close they are to these.
All that matters is where your hands will be ... and if that matches your current (or desired) setup.
Hope that makes sense.
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• #127583
My neverending (aka sat in attic while wedding, move and baby got in the way) colnago sprint build has another set back as I just realised the BB is wrong size.
Grabbed a chorus 102mm but turns out I need a 111mm. I thought I had done my research but obviously looked in the wrong places as armed with what i know now I found the answer with a quick google.
Not happy with the cinelli 1a stem as the matt finish doesn't really work with the chrome, and I think I'll be in the market for new bars as well, again the finish is too dark.
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• #127584
yeah love that frame. Great colour.
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• #127585
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• #127586
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• #127587
Trying to fit newer cantis to my narrow dawes galaxy forks after v brakes wouldn't work. They are lining up totally differently and spring tension is different even in the same mounting hole. Right side is plumb with the fork blades and the left one is off at an angle. Same spacers/pad position. Any ideas?
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• #127588
Do they have the tiny screws for spring tension, and are they evenly set?
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• #127589
Yeh, exactly the same, also made sure the wheel is centered. Do not get it!
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• #127590
Sweet. Some vintage pedals really finish off a retro build.
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• #127591
Anyone got any spare white straps for a vintage build, preferably campag?
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• #127592
Not happy with the cinelli 1a stem as the matt finish doesn't really work with the chrome, and I think I'll be in the market for new bars as well, again the finish is too dark.
Assuming you've got a silver 1A, I know what you mean. It's shiny, but the anodised finish sort of looks satin and it seems to clash with other alloy or chrome parts. If you have the patience, sand the anodising off with some 1200 grit wet-and-dry and a bucket of soapy water, then polish it up with Autosol etc. They look really great polished like that and hold their shine well.
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• #127593
Yeah thats exactly it.
Nice one I'll look into that, might not do it straight away but this i going to be a sunday bike anyway so probably won't see much action over winter so it's another project.
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• #127594
Decided to dig this out again and move everything from the Cannondale over to it.
Been toying with the idea of going double gum/tanwall but am wary of punctures. Guys at work have advised the panaracer kevlar liners so I'm now considering that.
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• #127595
I'm putting together a multicoloured frameset, so these may be of interest...if not to dear
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• #127596
Panaracer Paselas?
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• #127597
Friend picked up this for $20 at garage sale, wanted new wheels and cockpit.
Ran into Shimano Selecta BB for the first time, interesting stuff.
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• #127598
I don't understand what's happening here... Just Google-imaged this, what's the mounting sequence into the BB? The "lip" / cup on the axle seem much larger than standard. Are the bearings smaller?
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• #127599
Didn’t actually get into the bearings but found them super easy to adjust. You googled Shimano Selecta?
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• #127600
Velobase has more pictures.
Thanks, the ride is improved I'd say, likely equally due to the wider and greater sweep of the bar as the fatter tires. It's just for kicking around on in good weather as it's my only bike sans fenders.