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Originally Posted by Nuovo Record
(Post 22213790)
Fixie? No. Way. Period-correct Superlight.
The drilling is already done. 10 holes in the chain ring save 1 gram. My goal is just to have fun playing. |
Originally Posted by onyerleft
(Post 22213968)
Modernly, people believe good aerodynamics are more important than reducing weight. Lightening up the cables won't do much, but making them run internally will, according to the latest thinking. Just sayin.
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Originally Posted by genejockey
(Post 22213975)
^^^^^^This person is getting it right.
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Originally Posted by onyerleft
(Post 22213968)
Modernly, people believe good aerodynamics are more important than reducing weight. Lightening up the cables won't do much, but making them run internally will, according to the latest thinking. Just sayin.
And in truth I'd rather go up hills more easily than go down them faster, if a choice must be made. |
+1 about thinking twice about using CLB's aluminum cased brake cables.
They are super squishy and easily takes away 1/3 or more of your braking power, compared to if you have regular steel cased brake cables. |
Originally Posted by Chombi1
(Post 22214563)
+1 about thinking twice about using CLB's aluminum cased brake cables.
They are super squishy and easily takes away 1/3 or more of your braking power, compared to if you have regular steel cased brake cables. |
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