Quick drive question

Posted on Tue 27th, November 2007

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• #26

kowalski

Orally bi-curious.
• #27

BRM

kowalski Orally bi-curious.

Excellent.
• #28

Object

+highfive+
• #29

dogsballs

kowalski Orally bi-curious.

so you like micki and mini in your mouth?!?
• #30

prototype

tynan [quote]dr.oblong and the mixed set up is just confused?

Indeed, or 'bi'.[/quote]

wow. you learn something new about yourself all the time.
• #31

AlexB

3/32 is fine, if 3/32 chains survive mountain biking they'll survive street use on a fixed gear set up. I use the Miche sprockets in 3/32 width (Condor sell them) and the On-One CNC machined sprockets are also pretty good value for money. SRAM PC48 or PC58 are pretty cheap. Chain Reaction Cycles sell them in packs of 3 for £12 or so.

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