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Old 01-24-12, 07:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Dannihilator
Should I take a day off from road riding?
Got quite a bit of miles in over the past few days.....
how many?

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Since this past Thursday: 330 miles over the past 4 road rides.
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so are 110 cranks okay?
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BCD?

110 bcd should be fine. It's not exactly new technology, the original mountain bike cranks were 5 bolt 110 bcd, and compact was 5 bolt: 94; 4 bolt: 104.

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Originally Posted by Dannihilator
Since this past Thursday: 330 miles over the past 4 road rides.
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ride till it hurts, then only ride a little less
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crabon/campy/rapha/roadie-bro.

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Old 01-24-12, 08:36 PM
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Legs are fatigued, besides I have a mtb that I can ride.
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sounds like a perfect "ride a little less" scenario
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Old 01-24-12, 09:56 PM
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It's good to take a day off every now and then and let your body rest. I vote yes.
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About to drop an order later this week; but before I do, do you think the A23 rims would hold up my fat ass (210lbs)?
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Without a single doubt.
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About to drop an order later this week; but before I do, do you think the A23 rims would hold up my fat ass (210lbs)?
They hold my fat ass with 30 pounds more than you, x2 on being fine.
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107mm cranks on a 111mm BB-- am I going to hell?
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Yes. See you there.
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Scrod,

My Devil frame has nodes on the downtube designed for drive-train specific applications. Being that I built this bike up as a FG/SS they're not being used. Handsome did such a good job with this frame, that leaving the little rubber covers on seems like an injustice. Is there some chrome option that was/is designed/jerry-rigged to cover them?
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How about these?
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Yeah, those are perfection. Ordering some now. Thanks mate.
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Any idea if there are any relations between Bianchi(gun holsters) and Bianchi(bike stuff), or Nitto(tires and automotive stuff) and Nitto(bike stuff)?
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do bb dust covers actually work?
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Old 01-25-12, 03:42 PM
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do bb dust covers actually work?
Yes.
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Old 01-25-12, 03:43 PM
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Any idea if there are any relations between Bianchi(gun holsters) and Bianchi(bike stuff), or Nitto(tires and automotive stuff) and Nitto(bike stuff)?
Probably not. I've often wondered about Nitto but have never bothered to look into it.
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I am need of mid level chrome riser bars (31.8). My old ones were Ritchey, which were fine, but they don't appear to have what I need. Saw some Origin 8 for dirt cheap ($20) but I not sure if that is too cheap.

Thoughts?
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Yeah I checked it out before I posted. Leader seems to be too small but the other Sub(urban) joints seem cool. So is that a co-sign for them?
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Scrod,

Do you know any good inexpensive fixed gear centric (always find bmx) chain tensioner? The MKS ones seem very nice but also expensive...

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