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ThimbleSmash 02-08-13 08:18 AM

I'm going to take a shot in the dark since mechanics seem fine and vote for shoe rubbing crank arm. I had this problem with my work shoes, it eventually rubbed off most of the logo on my crank arm. I didn't even feel the shoe rub the crank and yet it was.

revolator 02-08-13 10:28 AM

My guess is the chain. If there is a problem with a link, it will occur about every 2 revolutions.

GENESTARWIND 02-08-13 11:13 AM

scrod im going to be buying problem solvers soon but they dont come with the bolts. where would i source some of these? the ones that came with my shifters wont work.

hairnet 02-08-13 11:21 AM

New without the bolts?

Scrodzilla 02-08-13 11:27 AM


Originally Posted by GENESTARWIND (Post 15251362)
scrod im going to be buying problem solvers soon but they dont come with the bolts. where would i source some of these? the ones that came with my shifters wont work.

Problem Solvers makes a lot of products. What exactly are you buying?

Scrodzilla 02-08-13 11:27 AM


Originally Posted by revolator (Post 15251191)
My guess is the chain. If there is a problem with a link, it will occur about every 2 revolutions.

+1

Lube your damn chain!

GENESTARWIND 02-08-13 11:56 AM

oh im sorry, the covers for the shifter bosses on the down tube.

ColonelJLloyd 02-08-13 12:02 PM


Originally Posted by Mumonkan (Post 15247621)
Yeah its quite strange, it only happens when im on the bike too, i cant replicate it when its on a stand or anything

the whole drivetrain is ancient, the chain is probably original 1987

It didn't occur to you that the chain might be the issue? Replace it.

Scrodzilla 02-08-13 12:07 PM


Originally Posted by GENESTARWIND (Post 15251541)
oh im sorry, the covers for the shifter bosses on the down tube.

Yeah, they don't come with bolts. Go to a hardware store and buy some.

Jaytron 02-09-13 02:43 PM

I have some old 7600 DA cranks, research shows they need a 109mm BB... How bad is it to use a 110mm?

EDIT: Nvm, sources say to go with the 109 and use a 2mm spacer.

From what I've read, the 7600 are NJS, but work with an ISO BB? In that case will the 109mm Prototype work?

GENESTARWIND 02-09-13 09:42 PM

Are genetic tibia cranks on par with andel/allcity

Scrodzilla 02-10-13 09:11 AM


Originally Posted by Jaytron (Post 15255260)
From what I've read, the 7600 are NJS, but work with an ISO BB? In that case will the 109mm Prototype work?

If they need a 109mm ISO BB, the Protype should work perfectly. I can look into it a bit more and get back to you.

Scrodzilla 02-10-13 09:13 AM


Originally Posted by GENESTARWIND (Post 15256320)
Are genetic tibia cranks on par with andel/allcity

I have no idea. Except for the rounded off top of the NDS arm, they look exactly the same.

azgreg 02-10-13 08:33 PM

Scrod, you mind if I ask how much your red 722TS weighs?

zane13 02-11-13 09:11 AM

Scrod, I am looking for a good versatile tire and like the look of the Vittoria Rando Cross in the 700x35c size....have you heard any good things about this tire or can recommend a good tire? Thanks in advance.

Scrodzilla 02-11-13 09:32 AM


Originally Posted by azgreg (Post 15259156)
Scrod, you mind if I ask how much your red 722TS weighs?

20-something. The wheels are pretty heavy.

Scrodzilla 02-11-13 09:34 AM


Originally Posted by zane13 (Post 15260449)
Scrod, I am looking for a good versatile tire and like the look of the Vittoria Rando Cross in the 700x35c size....have you heard any good things about this tire or can recommend a good tire? Thanks in advance.

The Rando Cross can be a little sluggish but you're most likely not looking for low rolling resistance anyway. If you do get them, you'll most likely never get a flat unless you run over a land mine (and then you'll have other troubles).

zane13 02-11-13 10:07 AM


Originally Posted by Scrodzilla (Post 15260534)
The Rando Cross can be a little sluggish but you're most likely not looking for low rolling resistance anyway. If you do get them, you'll most likely never get a flat unless you run over a land mine (and then you'll have other troubles).

Scan the path for IEDs....check. lol Thanks alot Scrod.

FakeFuji 02-11-13 09:31 PM

What bars did you put on that thunder drone, I'm hnnnnging at that build.

onetkz 02-12-13 03:01 AM

So, I bought a brand new 722TS frame off a dude in the summer but only just realized that the seat post collar didn't come with a bolt. Quick google search came up with nothing, so what size bolt should I grab? I assume I could just go to my LBS/hardware store and get a replacement right?

Thanks!

Scrodzilla 02-12-13 08:01 AM


Originally Posted by FakeFuji (Post 15263480)
What bars did you put on that thunder drone, I'm hnnnnging at that build.

40cm Civia Emerson.

Scrodzilla 02-12-13 08:02 AM


Originally Posted by onetkz (Post 15264185)
So, I bought a brand new 722TS frame off a dude in the summer but only just realized that the seat post collar didn't come with a bolt. Quick google search came up with nothing, so what size bolt should I grab? I assume I could just go to my LBS/hardware store and get a replacement right?

Thanks!

Go to a bike shop and buy a proper seatpost binder bolt.
http://i.ebayimg.com/t/SEATPOST-BIND...G!!~~60_35.JPG
19-22mm should do.

Mumonkan 02-12-13 09:11 AM

Probably wont even cost you anything, my lbs gave me one for free when it dissapeared out of the shipping box

Scrodzilla 02-12-13 09:56 AM

Send me a 16oz can of High Life. I'll send you a seatpost binder bolt.

Nagrom_ 02-12-13 10:03 AM

How do you measure for the correct length for that?

My beater has a QR binder, and I want to swap it out.


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