brakes without sidewalls
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Delusional Laserbrain
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From: South Orange, NJ
Bikes: 2008 Specialized Tricross, 1993 Giant Iguana rebuild w/ singlespeed drive train
You really don't need a rim brake with the B43. I found that if you bundle between 6-7 bricks together with twine and tie the bundle to the frame with about 4 feet of line you can just drop it overboard when you want to slow down. Its a solution that works well with my current setup.
#10
You really don't need a rim brake with the B43. I found that if you bundle between 6-7 bricks together with twine and tie the bundle to the frame with about 4 feet of line you can just drop it overboard when you want to slow down. Its a solution that works well with my current setup.
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I'm riding an unmachined velocity on the front, and it looks like garbage, but works just fine. I highly doubt that this "self-machining" was any rougher on the sidewall than what a professional machining would do, and machining in general is an unnecessary practice. Did I mention that it looks like garbage?
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Your cog is slipping.



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From: Beverly MA
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I'm riding an unmachined velocity on the front, and it looks like garbage, but works just fine. I highly doubt that this "self-machining" was any rougher on the sidewall than what a professional machining would do, and machining in general is an unnecessary practice. Did I mention that it looks like garbage?
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