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Been waiting years to post this in this threadâŚ
https://youtu.be/SmDwjDiDXb8?si=IIJklA73SPTsTHAd
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You want the caliber to be fixed in place firmly enough that when you apply considerable breaking force through the brake levers / cables, this clamps the pads onto the rim as opposed to just moving the caliberâŚ
In theory you might be able to bolt the caliber on tight enough with a rubber washer between it and the fork, but I would have thought that you would have to apply such force that it would probably destroy the washer, if not immediately then over time - and then you would end up with a lose caliber which would be dangerous as - for the reasons above - it would interfere with the braking system. -
Iâm not a big glove wearer - usually only when itâs literally freezing. Not really into toasty gloves.
Had these for a good few years now and always been comfortable with them. They do enough to stay dry and keep worst chill off and donât make my hands sweat.
https://showerspass.co.uk/products/crosspoint-waterproof-knit-gloves -
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In this thread we post the best and the beautiful - the acme the apogee of bike product. Come here to get your materialistic fix - to window shop the little and large luxuries - the money no object - when only the best of the best will do. The shit you really really really want but just canât wonât are afraid to pull the trigger on.
Let me start with this -
Silca Sicuro Anodised Titanium Bottle Cage in Royal Purple - ÂŁ84 each -
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Really enjoying the Xmas Spotify playlist - thanks đ