GiantManta
Member since Jun 2023 • Last active Sep 2024- 0 conversations
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Yes, it has 6 speed Shimano Tourney. Yes, it has cable-pull noname brakes. Yes, it's folding. Yes, it retails for 1700 Euro while being ugly as a sin. But what does it for me -- it's Ducati. THAT Ducati. You can go on their website and find it.
https://www.ducati.com/ww/en/news/ducati-and-mt-distribution-present-mg-20-the-first-folding-magnesium-e-bike-in-the-ducati-urban-e-mobility-line -
Hello there, came back for advice on fenders -- what are my best options? I was set on getting SKS Edge set, but it (like all other SKS sets) state that I need at least 15mm of space between tire and fender -- and I have at most 7 between tire and bridge, it is surprisingly low. Can I ignore SKS recommendations? Are there better (still under 50 Euro) sets for my case? Vertical hole on the bridge is something I've never seen before; other than that it has all the mounts you can expect -- couple of eyelets on the rear dropouts; eyelet near BB. Not concerned with fork too much -- there everything should fit just fine.
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and @psg1ben, thanks. I don't know why how I avoided that my whole life, but you live and learn.
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Just a bit of a rant. Decided it's time to rebuild my main bike this weekend -- something is creaking in the BB area, chain is done for (chain checker is loose at 1.0 mark), I'm not happy with stock 2x setup, brakes more squeal than brake -- you know how it is with used bikes. Done everything I wanted, including routing rear brakes cable through the frame (not fun at all with a steel frame with no internal guides; had to use endoscope and prayers to do it) and cleaning hub bodies just to find out that PC-1130 chain I just bought is too short. 38T chainring, 40T biggest cog -- and it isn't long enough to just make a loop, let alone route it through RD. Serves me right for getting the cheapest chain online with no OEM box.