Functional bikes. Not Porn not Anti

Also since when mini v-brakes were bad? they perform really well on mine, I don't quite get why it's needed as there's barely any clearance left on the fork, but a massive gap in the brakes.

Not bad, I run them too on my 'cross bike but limited choices and v pricey compared to normal V's

my raleigh proving its versatility today

...with added moar...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/cargonistas/6134665596/sizes/l/in/photostream/

Ha!

I have one of those, with a CharlieTheBikemonger logo on it though

wouldn't like to catch my knee cap on it

an idea position is right under the stem to keep it away, but always depend on the bicycle, i.e. how long the headtube is, how many cable, front rack etc.

wouldn't like to catch my knee cap on it

Its only there for the photo. Its usually under the stem aparantly.

Thats a custon Ti Fatback (made by Lynskey), with full carbon fork, and about the best fat wheels you can build (IMO). The words 'bike lust' dont even begin......

Ed's gonna collapse.

Nukey boy, Andy show me his spikey tyres long before it was posted.

Purely hypothetical question, but could you fit one of those steerer extenders to a carbon steerer or would it just rip it off?

Surely the clamping forces would just be the same as clamping a stem?

I'm thinking more of the leverage being exerted.

I should imagine it'll be fine but if you're putting an extension on a fork with a carbon steerer I think you've got the wrong bike for the application...

Purely hypothetical...

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for now at least....

I dread to think.

Considering doing some serious touring on the cross bike next year, had some problems with my wrists lately so was thinking about packing one of those and fitting it if wrists got too bad.

front light slightly obscured...

I'm loving the new volume generator