There's a craigslist thread. Ask there.

Cool. Is this thread for your website?

Expecting people to read the first post in this thread is just like expecting people to read the FAQ page on the RG site.

Not much difference in ride quality (if any at all), it would just require a lot less maintenance.

would a fender like this fit on a non mtb fork?

http://mediacdn.shopatron.com/media/...jpg?1351115351

friend from work wants to give me a set for free, but im not sure if its even worth it

an ha?

lesson not learned

How is free not worth it?

for him to schlep them into work really

Comparing the MKS GR-9 with the Urban Platform pedal. How much wider are the Urbans and is the platform any larger?

I used the GR-9 for some time but unfortunately, they weren't wide enough - my foot hung off the outside became uncomfortable on longer rides. The Sylvans were just as bad. Currently using their quill pedal which still isn't perfect. My Hillbrick was designed for fixed great and thus has a raised BB - pedal strike has never been an issue with wider pedals.

scrods got gsr-10's now, same thing but wider

Let me know if you want me to post them comparison pics I took Scrod.

Happy with both pedals. I want to say the price difference doesn't justify the performance difference, but man, those Platforms are sweet.

Urban Platforms have sealed cartridge bearings and will most likely never require maintenance.

What brake levers would you recommend for this with the VO Milan bar?

http://i938.photobucket.com/albums/a...8/IMAG0606.jpg

Also, what are you thoughts on running just a front brake?

Personally, I'd use Tektro FL750 levers with those bars.

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6181/...9e1aa33ae2.jpg

It's ok to just use a front brake when riding fixed but if you're using a freewheel, get two brakes.

Hey Scrod I just installed my FSA ZS-3 headset onto my 735. Now when I went to put my fork on it stops about a 1/4 of a inch from being flush. Am i missing something? Should I try to force it? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Those things spin like a mugg too.

So the bearings on my rear Novatec hub are super crunchy now. I've only had them for a month, and I'm thinking this can't be normal. I never intentionally adjusted them, so do you have any idea what went wrong?

Edit: Wrong brand.

Is your crown race seated correctly? If so, it sounds like you may have your lower bearing upside down.

A few pics will help.

Huh?

I typed in Formula instead of Novatec at first.

I have no idea what could have gone wrong aside from the cartridge bearings becoming damaged due to overtightening your axle nuts (which is a pretty common issue for any hubs).

That might have been it. Doh.

do you know anything about the company star****ers? like who makes their crankset and if its any good.

Been browsing alot on here and never really post, but figured id ask anyway.

Idea on largest tire that would fit on the rear of a 2013 Leader 721?