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• #752
Tasty sweeties.
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• #753
Or things to hold your hydraulic hoses in place.
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• #754
How many people's objections to that type of post and clamp are functionality based and how many are aesthetic based?
I meant to post a picture of the single railed ones like you get on old cheap bikes, that I've found to function pretty terribly.
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• #755
http://i.imgur.com/nLkQgDo.jpg
What are these top tube clamp things? I have always wandered. -
• #756
any steel cages/clips, it hurts. And singlestraps? Mpffftt
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• #757
controversial, I know
Not posted because of looks (sure,they are beautiful), but because of the shit mavic hubs
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• #758
Tube clamp things are for kid seats.
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• #759
controversial, I know
Not posted because of looks (sure,they are beautiful), but because of the shit mavic hubs
This.
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• #760
shit mavic hubs
You must be doing it wrong, I had my for 7 years and they spun as well the day I sold them as the day I bought them
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• #761
^I guess mine spin well too, but they are appanrantly made with this 'mavic incompatibility' with weird french measurements, hollow axle, strange dustcaps and what not.
And they are impossible to find, and order, spares for.
I don't like them
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• #762
Or things to hold your hydraulic hoses in place.
They 'hold' cables in place.
Although they spend more of their time elsewhere after popping off.
Because there's about 5 or 6 on every bike I use at work (21) that means I'm usually faced with a sea of the fucking things, either on the deck or in the back of the van or trailer.
When I've got a spare 5 hours I'll replace them all with zipties!
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• #765
These fuckers
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• #766
Visp
Create
sl42's
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• #767
these fuckers
agreed!!!
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• #768
http://brilliantbikes.co.uk/966-large/brompton-pentaclip.jpg
Much better.
On that subject, are there any other manufacturers of high-quality clamps for plain top posts? Apart from Brompton I've only found shitty ones of the sort below, and it's one of those ungooglable things. I ask because on the skinny bamboo frame I'm building by far the easiest option is to have an integrated SP with a short length of 22.2mm plain top BMX post out the top and a separate clamp.
main character in some of the cruelest horror films
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• #769
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dropout-Adapters-Fixed-Gear-Fixie-Road-Track-Bike-Adapter-Vertical-to-Horizontal-/151000580960?pt=Cycling_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2328560360#ht_2227wt_923http://rover.ebay.com/roverimp/1/710-53481-19255-0/1?ff3=2&pub=5574889051&toolid=10001&campid=5336525415&item=151000580960&mpt=764045
I dunno, I think that's actually a pretty good idea, as long as there's some sort of way of stopping it rotating that's not doing it up really really tight.
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• #770
There isn't and they'll fuck you up.
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• #771
integrated SP with a short length of 22.2mm plain top BMX post out the top and a separate clamp.
Have you considered a bigger top to your ISP? That would let you use a normal ISP topper. Ritchey is in 3 sizes up to 38.35mm, which is presumably big enough that you could wrap your bamboo with some crabon fribé to build it up to the required diameter and roundness
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• #772
I hate the stupidity of track bars with droplevers;
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• #773
Indexed gears- always 'just' out of sync, admit it is probably down to user error
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• #774
Y U no set them up?
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• #775
controversial, I know
Not posted because of looks (sure,they are beautiful), but because of the shit mavic hubs
been on this for about 5 years through terrible winters, still rolling smooth. also never needed much truing either.
"controversial" because you're wrong and the masses agree.
nnnope. enlighten me