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It isn't a SL chain is it? those pins are a PITA
#3153
Your cog is slipping.
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The K710 and K710SL chains have the same pins. They're not really a pain at all if you're using your chain tool correctly.
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Banana-tastic!
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Dear Scrod whats the story behind crambone?
Sorry in advance if this should be posted in the Retrogressio thread or you have answered this previously.
Sorry in advance if this should be posted in the Retrogressio thread or you have answered this previously.
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Leukys eager search for black Nitto bar ends lead me to Retrogression, but I don't really get what they do.
How do they work? Why use them over using the plastic ones that come with bar tape?
How do they work? Why use them over using the plastic ones that come with bar tape?
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THE STUFFED
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Anyhow from my first hand experience, I happen to have 2 sets; one from scrod and the other 2nd hand. I just want them primarily for cosmetics; they look so nice! As for installation & removal, you're literally going to have to fight them with your barehands to get them in/ out as you don't want to cheat with a tool as it is going to mar the finish (I doubt you would want that and it would totally defeats my purpose), especially with tape that has more padding; dish soap helps through but I was swearing hysterically the first time I installed them. Something about the bar taking it like a female dog.... But alls all, it goes in and stays in at the end of the day while making your cockpit look good.
/not scrod
/the person you were talking about
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It would most likely work but look a little wonky. Depending on the fork and headset being used, you may run into some snags when it comes to the bottom bearing being sealed from water and such.
I remember ddeadserious had a carbon fork with an oversized crown on his 722TS and had an issue with a visible gap between the crown race and the bottom of the headset. Hopefully he'll see this and post a pic.
I remember ddeadserious had a carbon fork with an oversized crown on his 722TS and had an issue with a visible gap between the crown race and the bottom of the headset. Hopefully he'll see this and post a pic.
The oversized crown looked totally fine on the bike the fork came on(Gravity Swift 2), just because the headset was a different shape I suppose, but it didn't look great with the rounded Techno-Glide(on my 722). I ended up painting the bare aluminum black so that the gap wasn't so noticeable and it made it look much better. Here's a photo where you can see the gap though.
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Can you build up a bike using only the parts from the featured products on your website?+ any other needed parts while wearing the cycling cap and that shirt ? i would love to see that build =D
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Magnets, how do they work
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Or just act too crazy to be ****ed with. I did that sometimes.
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