newtosingle
11-07-05, 06:53 PM
Promising or not? I like the rigid fork but discs on the rear look like alot of work
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alcahueteria
11-07-05, 08:04 PM
link? pardon my laziness.
I have disc brakes on steelhead which has "horizontal dropouts" and it is a pain, but only when I'm taking the wheel off. And I can't say I do that a lot.
I have disc brakes on steelhead which has "horizontal dropouts" and it is a pain, but only when I'm taking the wheel off. And I can't say I do that a lot.
zip22
11-07-05, 08:13 PM
http://www.bianchiusa.com/uploads/pics/06_muss_02.jpg
http://www.bianchiusa.com/1425.html
http://www.bianchiusa.com/1425.html
alcahueteria
11-07-05, 08:18 PM
I would say it looks good. I really like my avids. They aren't the ones on the singlespeed but they set-up even easier so it should be even less of a hassle.
The bike looks pretty solid. If I couldn't get the jamis exile so much cheaper, I would definitely consider it. I wouldn't let the disc brakes making the wheel a big harder to change hurt your decision. you'll need a wrench for that back wheel anyway.
The bike looks pretty solid. If I couldn't get the jamis exile so much cheaper, I would definitely consider it. I wouldn't let the disc brakes making the wheel a big harder to change hurt your decision. you'll need a wrench for that back wheel anyway.
lala
11-08-05, 08:10 AM
I'd check it out.
fatbat
11-08-05, 08:42 AM
I've got the SISS. The brakes on the rear are a little bit more of a pain to set up initially, but if you set them up correctly, then you can remove & replace the wheel without having to adjust them.