Folderitis strikes again!
10-05-12 | 04:08 PM
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10-06-12 | 02:42 AM
#29
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Joined: Sep 2006
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From: NW England/Aveiro
Bikes: Joey Sport; Mezzo D9;Curve D3; Surly LHT self build cargoesque
when the moment comes when you need to take it apart, will you post some pixs of it separated - it is separable, right ? Cool ..........
10-06-12 | 07:32 AM
#31
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Bikes: Dahon Mu P8 and Mezzo D9
It's a pretty simple leading link arrangement.. the front stirrup links to the fork with 4 side plates and 8 friction washers sandwiched between the plates.. the acorn nuts tighten to increase or reduce friction (damping) .. the top of the stirrup uses a spring over a shaft which slides within the fork and a threaded knurled knob to adjust static ride height .. the spring can be changed for a stiffer overall ride if desired.. it' a lightweight, smooth operating design that has been in use on the spaceframe moultons for over 30 years.
10-10-12 | 05:02 PM
#32
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From: Bay Area, SF California
Bikes: Dahon Speed TR and Dahon Speed Pro TT
moulton tsr30. I once rode sesamecrunch's (yes i blame him!) so when i test rode one again i was smitten. Now i will have to sell the dahon jetstream ex and possibly the pacific reach if. I plan to add a honey brown brookes b17 with cooper rails & rivets & matching brooks tape. The front wheel has a son 20 hub so i will either add a sschmidt edelux, supernova e3 triple or b&m busch & müller cyo t senso plus. The latter seems by far the best value for money. I hope to get a b&m e-werk at some stage to for longer rides to power my phone on gps with the excellent sportstracker on longer rides.
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