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20932
Tarik Saleh says: "I don't see elevated chainstays making a comeback ever again." I'm not sure if I would call it a "comeback," but elevated chainstay bikes,...
Justin Miller
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Dec 1, 2008
9:53 am
20933
... Thanks, Will. I just ordered some new bulbs. Hopefully, that will do the trick. Best, Lee...
lhc360
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Dec 1, 2008
6:21 pm
20934
If anyone's jonesing for an eDelux headlight, SJS cycles (in London) appears to have them back in stock. ...
Adam A.
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Dec 1, 2008
10:29 pm
20935
After about 5+ months of riding my 650B P/R outfitted with a Shimano Nexus 8 internal geared hub, with 48T chainring and 19T sprocket, I find that I rarely use...
lhc360
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Dec 2, 2008
6:57 pm
20936
... Thanks for the great report, Chris. I saw this bike as it was being built at Hiroshi's and it is a stunner. Matthew...
Kogswell Cycles
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Dec 2, 2008
7:48 pm
20937
... Uh-oh! MG's been lurking around the Bay Area again! ;) -Jim G...
Jim Gourgoutis
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Dec 2, 2008
10:17 pm
20938
Looks nice. I wish I had had those beefy wheels when some bonehead opened his car door into me this afternoon. Oh well, as my dad used to say "any one you walk...
Neil Anderson
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Dec 3, 2008
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20939
Go for it, Lee. I built up an old Raleigh Superbe several years ago with aluminum cranks, stem, seat post, rims, and new brakes. It was lighter, though still...
theearthquaker
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Dec 3, 2008
1:27 pm
20940
"When a man loves a woman, Can't keep his mind on nothin' else..." (Except sending me my decals...) -Carl...
theearthquaker
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Dec 3, 2008
2:12 pm
20941
No reason not to do it.  I'm running a 40t up front on my Cross Check with the same rear hub.  As far as I can tell, there is no low gear limit on the...
Eric Platt
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Dec 3, 2008
2:48 pm
20942
Ditto....
Bird Cupps
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Dec 3, 2008
5:40 pm
20943
Seen on the iBOB list (read: not mine, no relation to seller, please don't contact me!!!): "a kogswell P58 frame and fork, 57cm c-c top tube, forest green and ...
Jim Gourgoutis
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Dec 3, 2008
8:30 pm
20944
It's in Seattle, not sure if he'll ship or not. If it was in NYC, I would hop on that in a new york minute. -malcolm-...
malcolm
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Dec 3, 2008
9:47 pm
20945
I commute on a Cross Check with an SG-8R25, geared 42-19 on 700C, and usually sit in gears 4-6. I recently went touring on it (handlebar bag & rear panniers...
uqblakey
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Dec 3, 2008
11:51 pm
20946
I know updating brakes on a bicycle will depend on the mounting that is currently on a bike of an old bike but whatabout cranksets?  Are they typically...
Khalid Mateen
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Dec 4, 2008
5:07 pm
20947
... It depends on the Schwinn. If you're talking about the old Varsities with the Ashtabula crankset, I'm sure if they'll take anything else. Paramounts and...
palincss@...
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Dec 4, 2008
5:36 pm
20948
... It very common to update a cranket, usually to get different gearing that's not possible with the current one, but is also done to change crank length or...
Ryan Watson
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Dec 4, 2008
5:42 pm
20949
... Bikes with one-piece 'Ashtabula' cranks can be fitted with adaptors to use conventional 68mm bottom brackets and three-piece cranksets. Otherwise you're...
Art Delano
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Dec 4, 2008
5:57 pm
20950
Ok, how can one determine is they have a ashtanbul crankset without taking the crankset apart?  I have an old schwinn but its not a varsity but a hybrid. ...
Khalid Mateen
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Dec 4, 2008
6:19 pm
20951
... Ashtabula cranks will usually have smoothly-bent elbows where the cranks transition to the horizontal segment that passes through the bottom bracket. On...
Art Delano
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Dec 4, 2008
6:38 pm
20952
... You can tell an Ashtabula crank from 10 feet away from the bike. Look at the crank arm: an Ashtabula has a one-piece crank that has a 90 degree bend where...
palincss@...
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Dec 4, 2008
7:19 pm
20953
... Thanks, everyone. You all are such a great resource. I like all of the above recs and even better, they are all complementary! I'm thinking now about using...
lhc360
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Dec 4, 2008
9:54 pm
20954
... Roughly 30/28 chainring/cog on a normal drivetrain. This (or 30/27) is commonly the lowest gear on a bike setup with a road triple. alex...
alex wetmore
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Dec 4, 2008
9:59 pm
20955
... Like SP said, it depends on the Schwinn. There are two basic bottom bracket shell types and two corresponding bottom brackets that go with them: - European...
Kogswell Cycles
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Dec 5, 2008
12:02 am
20956
I am currently looking at my bike and it doesnt look like the picture on Sheldon Brown site. It actually has bolts going through the bracket from both ends...
Khalid Mateen
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Dec 5, 2008
3:13 am
20957
... That's almost certainly not an Ashtabula crank....
Steve Palincsar
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Dec 5, 2008
3:24 am
20958
Lee-- Here is everything you ever needed to know on gearing your IG hub: http://sheldonbrown.com/gears/internal.html I do these in gear inches. You gotta...
theearthquaker
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Dec 5, 2008
2:38 pm
20959
... The reduced or similar speed is what I noticed when stopped in my pedaling by steep hills... I might as well walk, and stretch those calves at the same...
ridetherebybike
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Dec 5, 2008
6:23 pm
20960
I suppose it's not so much a bulge as the top of the tube being compressed by the clamp. Is it prudent to use a clamp that's as wide as possible(from top to...
rcnute
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Dec 7, 2008
6:52 am
20961
Hi all. I was wondering how long tires typically last, mileage-wise? And, how do you decide that it's time to replace them? I know the range will vary...
lhc360
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Dec 7, 2008
6:03 pm
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