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Forum: Folding Bikes

02-14-12, 11:52 AM

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Posted By David McCreary

I mounted a 11-32 cog with a 56t chainring. ...

I mounted a 11-32 cog with a 56t chainring. Works great. I removed the chainring guard and mounted a 39t on the inside of the crank, which demands a front derailleur. I had two options. I bought...

Forum: Folding Bikes

01-23-12, 08:13 PM

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Swift folders

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Posted By David McCreary

I am over 6'4" and had a problem at first with...

I am over 6'4" and had a problem at first with flips over the handlebars. One was with a pothole. The other was instant braking to avoid a collision with a car. By putting on a three inch...

Forum: Folding Bikes

01-03-12, 01:47 PM

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Swift folders

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Posted By David McCreary

humongous chainrings

Hostel Shoppe sells recumbents and they also sell special chainrings--65t and 73t. There is a website, <http://www.ihpva.org/Builder>, which has plans you can download for a 72t, 82t, 92t chainring.

Forum: Introductions

01-01-12, 03:19 PM

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Posted By David McCreary

germanphilosopher

I like to tour, think, fix bicycles, invent things for bicycles, ride for charity, meet other adventurous bicyclists, and work in wood. I'm retired and have plenty of time on my hands.

Forum: Folding Bikes

01-01-12, 03:09 PM

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Posted By David McCreary

Does the 60t chainring come near the chainstays? ...

Does the 60t chainring come near the chainstays? I have an 82t chainring. Unfortunately, it rubs the chainstays and can't be used. I have thought about putting on a 65t or 73t from a recumbent...

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