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Mookyama

Member since Oct 2016 • Last active May 2017
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photographer & designer

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  • in Mechanics & Fixin'
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    Maybe he was for others, I can't disagree. But for me he was not. I don't have any problem with that, but I don't like people who are not polite with other members just because some are "the best" in the filed. Behind every wheel there is a human...
    I am a fair guy. I always appreciate peoples help, not only for me, for others members too. I am very helpful in my domain(s) too, I make no difference. I expected the same. If not, it's fine. Like I said, some people are nicer, some people don't. It's a big world.

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    Oh, a very touchy answer. I was close enough...kinda expected this type of kindness from you. I am on forums for a long time, more than 2009, I saw a lot of different people, a few like you, only pride and glory. There is always a "we-us-our", but you forget that it's only about you. Fighting online with people like you, who are very strong behind the keyboard, might only one thing. But you've got my point.

    I am admin/moderator/member for a few forums, but who cares. I respect people from other forums/countries/facebook groups/newbies/dumb or maybe more or less technical people, no matter what. And I always help, even some people are really newbie/dumb/you name it...we all started from somewhere. But you forget that, isn't it?

    Maybe I am from "2007", like you said, but I don't have memory problems. The only answer I've got from you was about SL hubs are tested. No explications. I never buy something without understand what that product do. If I wanted this kind of help I could buy some wheels set and that's it. But I always care about what I bought.

    Need an example for better understanding?
    "Hey, matte, what you think about Mazda?"
    "Buy it!"
    "Yes, master!"

    Last though. "we-us-our", there is some people who answered to my questions. Very well appreciated! But not from you. Anyway "I was actually really nice", no offence taken, but nice bullshit, well served. 1 point for you. Happy now?

    Maybe I am wrong, no harm intended. I am a very peaceful guy, also fair and I don't need to be spoon fed. A lot of stress, my father it's in coma, sick, and my country is close to another revolution because politically sh*t . I come in here just to keep the mind occupied with something nicer and finish this project.

    Like I said, if you don't wanna help, no offense taken. Some people are nicer, some people don't. Thanks again!

  • in Mechanics & Fixin'
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    Hey, man, I have asked kindly for some help. If you don't want to help, I will be fine.

    Also, if you notice, I put some serious questions few days ago, but nobody answered, even I ask you about it. I have asked about hubs, x2 or x3 also, 32 or 28 spokes, etc...Maybe my English is not very good, also I am not so technical like you; I've said before, this is my 1st project.

    So I don't think you must be rude and using fucking word was really necessarily. If you have any problem because I am from another country, just let me know. Thanks!

  • in Mechanics & Fixin'
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    Can you point any model from DT and Kinlin?

    What lacing do you recommend for a street bike and 28 spokes, both wheels? I have 73kg, thinking about a radial lacing.

  • in Mechanics & Fixin'
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    Thanks for advice!

    I was thinking to give a try from 32/32 to a 28/28, with H+Son, but I hold until I understand much better what you've said "Also you need to up the spoke count, use a stiffer rim e.t.c to compensate for the loss of stiffness over using race spokes."

    Also, I would love to have both wheels identical, just for a aesthetically feeling. Could be radial a choice?

    I made some homework lately and just a note only - I read that D-light spokes usually are for disk brakes.
    About nipples, my Specialized FSR Elite (DTSwiss wheels) and gf's 29er Specialized Jett Expert (Scout wheels), both are using red nipples. I think those are alloy. Mtbs' are getting a lot of water, dirt, shocks, crashes, etc. and I was thinking that red nipples, even alloy, will be fine for a city bike too. I didn't find any brass red nipples at the moment (I found some no name brass on Aliexpress, but I would not risk to buy from there)

  • in Mechanics & Fixin'
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    Super, I will go with Novatec. Just a curiosity, why are those spokes pointless? I try to learn/curiosity only. Too thin? Thanks!

  • in Mechanics & Fixin'
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    Any thoughts about Novatec A186sbt/A185sbt, rear/front, 32h? I was thinking about Laser/D-light, 3x, 12mm nipples. Can I go wrong with this?

  • in Current Projects
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    Hmm, punctures, usually. On my road bike last year...like none. Lucky me. Cleaning...once or twice a month, maybe. But it should make my life easier, not harder. So I must know from the beginning all this disco dance details before entering in the fuss zone .

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  • in Current Projects
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    Thanks! I will ask a mechanic too, if I could manage these Campa's Skeleton or not, just to be sure.

    If not, another options? Also, I can change the pads if is a must.

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