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1114
OK folks...the Baron is down. Broke the aluminum adjustable stem portion of the tiller. The portion that clamps to steerer tube. Weld broke (completely thru)...
opt_baron
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Jun 5, 2006
3:55 pm
1113
Folks, I have to sell my Baron. It was to be my fast commuter but shortly after buying it and building it up we saw our dream home in the hills outside Perth....
Gavin
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May 27, 2006
12:05 pm
1112
... Sorry about that. Of course, the standard inner for a road triple is 32, which means you would sacrifice a tooth going to a compact double. C'est la vie! ...
tom.harrigan
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May 25, 2006
8:17 pm
1111
... (mind you, I'm ... diameter. Unless ... fork like the ... I can be forgiven for seeing things then, as the outer diameter is 40mm. That makes one hefty...
tom.harrigan
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May 25, 2006
8:10 pm
1110
A 30/52 setup can`t be done on a double because the smallest ring you can get in a 110mm bcd is 33-T and the smallest ring you can get in a 130mm bcd is...
Don Smith
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May 25, 2006
8:00 pm
1109
... Received: Thu, 25 May 2006 12:23:48 PM EDT From: "tom.harrigan" <tom.harrigan@...> To: BaronOwners@yahoogroups.com Subject: [BaronOwners]...
John Foltz
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May 25, 2006
5:02 pm
1108
Hi My frame looks like it could take 1 1/8" forks, and that it has an adaptor headset in it - ie. my forks have a 1" steerer. Could this be possible, or an I...
tom.harrigan
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May 25, 2006
4:23 pm
1107
... If all you're looking at is gear ratios, then I'd tend to agree. But the quality of shifting is a major issue, too. The larger the difference in ...
John Foltz
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May 25, 2006
12:54 pm
1106
Last weekend I went on a trip in Holland. We did about 240 km in two days. It was the first time we did such a long trip. We stayed overnight in a hotel. We...
brewskiebee
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May 25, 2006
11:09 am
1105
Hi As has already been mentioned, you need a wider bb. The standard triple size for a baron is 127mm. If you are running old fashioned square tapered bb, then...
tom.harrigan
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May 25, 2006
10:15 am
1104
Hi I think I've mentioned before that I've had lots of trouble with my gears. Well, I think I've solved the problem - the derailleur hanger was out of...
tom.harrigan
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May 25, 2006
9:49 am
1103
Hi I hope you don't mind me chipping in! I went along to Cycle Vision in Holland last weekend, where I got a chance to take a very close look at and try out...
tom.harrigan
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May 24, 2006
12:27 pm
1102
Hi John Good question. I think that because a friend already had one and that was the one I tried it was quite easy. I was afraid that I would miss some kind...
Hasse
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May 23, 2006
7:31 am
1101
Hi Hasse - I also have had herniated disk surgery. I live in an area were there are no Baron or M5 dealers. How did you decide on a Baron vs. an M5? Thanks! -...
John G Johnston III
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May 22, 2006
4:02 pm
1100
Greg, the problem is that the small ring is too close to the boom, making it impossible for the derailleur cage to move inward enough for shifting. The obvious...
John Foltz
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May 22, 2006
3:40 pm
1099
My front der. doesn't seem to want to let the chain drop to the front chainring. I can baby it down most of the time by torquing the shifter past its index...
aikigreg
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May 22, 2006
3:14 pm
1098
Marc, Wow, thanks for taking the time to do this for me.... I REALLY appreciate it! That gives me a good idea of how low the Glidflex can go. I have to get...
geoffrisd
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May 19, 2006
4:41 am
1097
Ok, ok. Sorry about that. I re-setup and remeasured. Setup: bike resting on floor, seat all the way upright, glidflex stem adjusted as far down as it will...
Marc & Diane Smith
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May 19, 2006
3:40 am
1096
Oh hell. I forgot to use the handlebar clamp as a measuring point...stupid me. Back to the drawing board! ... From: Marc & Diane Smith To:...
Marc & Diane Smith
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May 19, 2006
3:38 am
1095
Geoff, Ok, I sat the Baron on the floor, removed the seat pad and adjusted the glidflex set screw to its minimum. Using a plumb line (a hand level held ...
Marc & Diane Smith
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May 19, 2006
3:17 am
1094
Hasse, Here are some photo`s of a Baron with the M5 tailfairing.... http://www.jjscozzi.com/Tailbox.htm Don ... ...
Don Smith
airxxxwolf
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May 18, 2006
8:06 pm
1093
Hi Ian Do you have any photoes of the Baron with M5 tailfairing I would be happy to see them. Chers regards Hasse ... well. ... noise - use ... on bumps ... ...
Hasse
carlsopphie
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May 18, 2006
7:40 pm
1092
Hi Edd Sounds interesting. What do you think about price wise. I quess it could be expensive to ship safely to Denmark. Regards Hasse...
Hasse
carlsopphie
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May 18, 2006
2:23 pm
1091
Gavin, all, After a bit of tooling around tonight, I have discovered (to my surprise), that the adjustment screw for altering the lever's reach also adjusts...
Matt Elliston
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May 18, 2006
1:20 pm
1090
Never had any trouble with my xt hydraulic levers. Good tip is to use a rubber band(s) to hold the brakes on while the bike is not in use. I don't understand ...
Gavin Dunlop
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May 17, 2006
2:46 pm
1089
My fastest average times to work were one MPH faster with my first Optima carbon tailfairing then without a tailfairing (26.5 vs 25.5 over 14 mile route). I...
edd brady
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May 17, 2006
2:42 pm
1088
Folks, Have any of you had trouble with hydraulic brake levers sucking air due to the angle they live at on a recumbent? I have a pair of shimano dual control...
Matt Elliston
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May 17, 2006
11:10 am
1087
From Flying Furniture Cycles: Hasse, I used an M5 tailfairing on the BARON I raced recently. It works well. 1kg weight, adds speed on every test I've done,...
Ian Humphries
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May 17, 2006
5:02 am
1086
Geoff, Bro' Don and I use the TerraCycle Glideflex stem to raise the height (we're FOGs). Since it adds height to the stem, I'm not sure if the angular...
Marc & Diane Smith
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May 17, 2006
1:55 am
1085
... lower, snugger, closer to ... TerraCycle Glideflex stem ... I AM USEING ONE OFF OF A BURLEY HEPCAT IT IS AJUSTABLE AND FIT FINE ALL YOU NEED IS A BUSHING...
marion
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