If I were to start a fight club, will you consider being in it?

I have a really simple question and I'm sorry if it's already been answered. Are innertubes usually sold individually? They almost never clarify whether there's one or two in the box via online description.

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One per box.

No.

Thanks deleterious

Do I take any precautions when installing this FSA headset into the Kagero when using a make-shift headset press (oversized washers, bolt, and nut)??

Scrod,

After adding up the cost to get me rolling on a new 722 Heritage with fork and headset, I'm somewhere around $500-$600 with shipping(assuming your prices will be near the prices at coghouse). At that price, I could have a Kagero on one of those $599 specials.

The questions: How does the Kagero ride in comparison to the 722 and which one do you prefer to ride in general? Do you know if PC will be putting the Kagero back on sale for $599 again?

Lawl. Nevermind Dave. I watched a youtube video on installing integrated headsets. My question doesn't even make sense! Ignore.

My new frame was not chased/faced/reamed or otherwise "prepped" before my installation of parts. Only the headset was installed at my LBS, though I don't believe they faced the headtube since the receipt only listed install of headset as $20 and milling of fork as $25, and I am fairly sure facing the headtube would not be an inexpensive job. Have I messed up my frame?

Assuming you're talking about your Rush:

I won't answer the question but I will say that my soma came chased and faced. If you search the forums you'll see someone else said his frame came totally prepped as well.

/notscrod

You already have a 722. Get something else and have two bikes which are different from each other.

My two bikes may have a lot of similar parts but are totally different. I like riding each one equally but my 722 is more for shorter rides and bombing around town and I typically use my Kagero for longer hauls.

There aren't many 2011 Kageros left so if you're going to jump on one, you'd better do it quick!

Seriously. You hardly even need tools at all.

Probably not. Not facing the headtube - if needed - will cause premature wear of your headset bearings (if anything). Ask your lbs.

Man you always gotta put the pressure on! Won't have any money until my tax return arrives, and I haven't even got my W2's yet. Hopefully I don't miss out.

Have you ever gone snowboarding?

Dear Scrod,

Pardon my french, but I truly am curious. Do you struggle with not strangling people who come onto the FG/SS forums and ask a question - then get snide and butthurt when they don't get treated with kid gloves? Like, do you hover over the "nuclear option" key with them? Oh how I do not envy your position.

Yes, and I hated every second of it.

I do get frustrated. It's perfectly alright for noobs to ask questions - if you go back to my firsts posts here you'll see that I asked quite a few dumb questions myself - but when one gets mad because they don't hear the answer they already had planned out in their heads and starts throwing stray insults around in my house, that really pisses me off. I typically PM them explaining where they are going wrong. Sometimes it works, other times it's a total disaster.

What about skiing?

I've never been skiing. I'm a pro at sledding with a beer in my hand, though:

I want to go night sledding now.

Maybe you should change your screen name to Bubbazilla.

This is so full of

Can a Formula front track hub be radial laced without popping the bearings?