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Originally Posted by lymbzero
Such primitive forms of communication :crash:
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Originally Posted by somnambulant
I like bicycles.
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Originally Posted by lymbzero
It only slaps when I jump off curbs and stuff..
42x16 = fast I'm rolling on 1.95" tires! :eek: Maybe if I had some 1.5 I'd dare use that ratio. SEALED BB FTW! SEALED everything for that matter. It slaps comin' off a curb? the singulator by surly is 60buck not 75 as seen on urbane's site. |
Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
hey that's exactly what Keith has put together for me.....do you get alot of slap with that tensioner? I'll be 42x18&16. Can't wait to try it. So Keith told me that despite my having never cracked open the BB in the entire time I owned the bike and hosing it down it was surprisingly not a BB of rust and filth. Woohooo couple more hours and I get to see it.
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Keith rocks like Slayer
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Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
Keith rocks like Slayer
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Originally Posted by Shiznaz
Newspaper?
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Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
i used a tensioner like that on my old SS MTB and it giggled and slapped a little when the spring was in the push-down position. not sure if you can switch the spring on yours (the old surly ones you could); i would recommend switching it (or having keith do it) so that the spring pushes the chain up so you get more chain wrap around the cog and eliminate the chain slap problem. but, he's probably already on top of that...
I didn't want to spend 60+ on it.. cuz I'd be smashing the $h1T out of it while learning trials. The original spring and hex bolt were a POS. Burly is the manufacturer.. not so burly from what i found. I am sure the surly singlator is much better quality then the one i have. In my experience, don't use a tensioner if you can find the magic ratio. |
Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
I'm on 2inch+ fatty knobbies.... in the spring the hunt for 1 inch 26ers continues.
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I'm looking for the skinniest I can get...1's are seemingly hard to find
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Specialized Fat boys 1" dumb slick.
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Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
I'm looking for the skinniest I can get...1's are seemingly hard to find
i was just out running errands and looks like i got home in the nick of time; get a load of that snow squall happening! |
Originally Posted by lymbzero
I've had my eye on some Tioga slicks at MEC for a while. 1.25-1.5" i think. 20$ each..
Someone posted a link where you could get 26X1, but being the smart guy I am I didn't save the link and can't remember what thread it was in :o |
Yea I have nice skinny mavic rims I'm pretty sure they'll fit. Famous last words. :lol:
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get back to work you!
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almost done yay Friday!!!
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Originally Posted by lymbzero
I guess this is for TJ to hype up his new SS.
Here's my SS, or rather 2 speed. 32 : 15/16 (I wanted a 14T) The rubber knot keeps the chain/tensioner from slapping the chainstay. It happens a lot when I'm riding like a fun-boi. Richey Dropouts! :) |
Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
I'm looking for the skinniest I can get...1's are seemingly hard to find
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http://shop.fahrradnet24.de/images/spec_nimbus_tire.jpghttp://www.rowmix.com.pl/letnia/foto...e_fatboy_s.jpghttp://images.mec.ca/media/Images/Pr...9830473927.jpg
Specialized Nimbus | Specialized Fat Boy | Tioga City Slicker |
not to scale obviously
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Originally Posted by zippered
get back to work you!
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sorry, i meant that to be directed at brad.... i'm actually at home, bored and waiting!
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for brad?
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Both do if you can make it look like you're working.
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Originally Posted by jet sanchEz
Cool, post pics when it is done. What plans do you have for it? Fixed? I think it would make a great commuter as it has eyelets for fenders.
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