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#4601
aside from noise, any issues with running a 1/8th chain on a 3/32 cog (the crank is 1/8)?
Thanks
Thanks
#4602
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scrod have you had the chance to use the tioga spyder saddle? if so what are your thoughts.
#4603
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#4604
I did, only said noise issues, I just ordered some cogs from him so I wanted to confirm. Thanks for your response. and yeah, I should have just continued my search, I haven't had a day off in 11 days (working 12 hour nights) so please excuse my handicapped moment.
Cheers,
Aristo
Cheers,
Aristo
#4605
I did, only said noise issues, I just ordered some cogs from him so I wanted to confirm. Thanks for your response. and yeah, I should have just continued my search, I haven't had a day off in 11 days (working 12 hour nights) so please excuse my handicapped moment.
Cheers,
Aristo
Cheers,
Aristo
#4606
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Your cog is slipping.



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I have no experience welding so I can't really tell you one way or the other.
#4607
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Your cog is slipping.



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#4608
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Your cog is slipping.



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I did, only said noise issues, I just ordered some cogs from him so I wanted to confirm. Thanks for your response. and yeah, I should have just continued my search, I haven't had a day off in 11 days (working 12 hour nights) so please excuse my handicapped moment.
Cheers,
Aristo
Cheers,
Aristo
#4609
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Your cog is slipping.



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#4610
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Scrod, saw that Leader 722 geo chart you posted recently but it didn't have info on the 61cm. Got any info on top tube length, standover height? I heard Leaders run a little big, which would be perfect cuz my current 61cm frame is apparently a little small. Any truth to that? Thanks.
#4611
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Your cog is slipping.



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Leaders are notorious for being longer and lower than other frames.
Someone in the 'Leader Love' thread just picked up a 61cm and was supposed to post measurements but I don't see them.
Someone in the 'Leader Love' thread just picked up a 61cm and was supposed to post measurements but I don't see them.
#4612
i got mine because they run long and low, seat tube on my 58 is the same as my 55 scrambler, but the tt is an inch longer
someone measured the 61 recently:
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...1#post14464241
/notscrod
/edit: scrod it was in the quoted part, measured in inches
someone measured the 61 recently:
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...1#post14464241
/notscrod
/edit: scrod it was in the quoted part, measured in inches
#4613
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Thanks. Damn tho. Was about to place an order for a 61cm 722ts frameset from city grounds but it sounds like it may not be big enough for me. Sick of my **** brown budget Lager and want a real bike... But affordable. That deal at city grounds is too good to pass up no? $250 shipped for 722ts and leader 803 fork
#4616
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Your cog is slipping.



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If you mostly ride in the drops, not at all.
#4617
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Why does Lizard Skins suggest you do not stretch them during application? I followed their directions and didn't stretch while applying but now they're kinda loose on my bars. If I torque on the bars hard enough, they move. Maybe Imisunderstood their directions? Why would they not want you to wrap the bars tight?
#4618
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Your cog is slipping.



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Its okay to stretch it a little but if you overdo it the outer layer separates from the foam underneath and gets all wrinkly.
#4619
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Ahhh. Yup. My edges are wrinkly now that I went and redid them. The first install they were loose. But this weekend I re-did it and noticed the edges were wrinkly as I was wrapping them tighter.
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Scrod, are the FSA track rings you sell a matte black finish? Or are they polished
#4621
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Your cog is slipping.



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Read the first post in this thread.
#4623
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Should I just gather a bunch of stickers and just sticker bomb one of the bikes and clearcoat it?
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#4624
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#4625
How tight should my SPD SL cleat screws be on my shoes?
Is a new chainring/cog/chain setup supposed to be loud for the first few days?
Is a new chainring/cog/chain setup supposed to be loud for the first few days?
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