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• #59202
There is no need. It would only slow your gear changes between races.
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• #59203
But you need to resist the pedals in a sprint, for example trapping an opponent?
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• #59204
Yes, but you never kick back that hard. Only once have I ever kicked off a sprocket, that's when someone crashed in front of me.
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• #59205
sounds painful...
cheers for clearing that up :P
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• #59206
And so did Mavic
Thanks, yes, I am aware there are plenty more. My reply was a response to Malaysian who thought he'd seen something similar from 3ttt.
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• #59207
You don't use a lockring on track
Opinion varies. Some people do, some people don't. No biggie either way.
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• #59208
If you kick off a sprocket you're powering it wrong.
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• #59209
I have never heard of this?
...it sounds absurd, or am i not picking up internet sarcasm?
It's not sarcasm.
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• #59210
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• #59211
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• #59212
Pea?
Though I prefer this guise:
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• #59213
Not so hot on the red/blue, but the rest is nice. Just needs a front brake. :D
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• #59215
Whay, saved. Cheers.
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• #59216
Not so hot on the red/blue, but the rest is nice. Just needs a front brake. :D
Colour blind?
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• #59217
Not so hot on the red/blue, but the rest is nice. Just needs a front brake. :D
I'll be sure to let the owner know.
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• #59218
Nice build but the fillet joint between the down tube and head tube is looking a bit porous to me for what should be a quality build.
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• #59219
Colour blind?
squints
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• #59220
I have never heard of this?
...it sounds absurd, or am i not picking up internet sarcasm?
In my experience a lock ring is unnecessary on the track as I have never unscrewed the sprocket whilst riding on the track, but a lock ring is a must on the road(in my opinion) as I have unscrewed sprockets on descents to find the chain then gets jammed. The sprocket is effectively one of your brakes, especially if you just have a front brake caliper fitted, so the lock ring is your fail safe. If you ride without a front caliper and no lock ring on the road, then you are just taking your life in your own hands!
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• #59221
Somebody explain why the seat clamp is turned around on that Moots.
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• #59222
There's a school of thought that it's less vulnerable to damage to have the clamp slot at the front of the tube rather than the rear.
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• #59223
also the height of the joint to the wishbone stay is such that cutting a slit in the seat tube at theback would be a bit more difficult
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• #59224
Come on, Textimas weren't made for beauty / porn.
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• #59225
Come on, Textimas weren't made for beauty / porn.
Nope, and thats what's charming about them! Build for performance, with early east German aesthetics (they didn't give a shit!) Those bikes are honest, and that's what makes then Pornworthy IMHO
you dont need them on the track, its not like you'll be pulling wicked skidz