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PHRANQUY
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I enjoy riding all over, seeing things that take days to get to (and back) by foot and doing it efficiently.
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Added a comment about feature Tech Tip: A Simple Cassette Modification That Could Save Your Rear Wheel
The problems I've had have been from the derailleur going for a ride with the spokes, not from the chain dropping inside the spokes, although that happened once without damage luckily. I just wish my hanger would have broke so I didn't have to replace the derailleur.
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Liked a comment on the item Tech Tip: A Simple Cassette Modification That Could Save Your Rear Wheel
That plastic disc will stop the chain from eating into your spokes if it goes too far over, but it isn't going to stop a rear derailleur that is hit on a rock. The plastic disc is rendered useless by a well-tuned derailleur stopping the chain from coming over...more
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That is fantastic! I hope I never have to deal with anything like this.
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Liked a comment on the item Orange Makes the 322 Official with 2013 Release
There is a little car for sale in the UK called a Caterham. It's design is essentially the same as when it was conceived in the 1950's. The models with the high output engines will put seconds into any modern supercar around a track. The point is, if it ain't broke, don't fix it. Bikes...more
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ISCG is the standard, not ISCG OLD or ISCG-03 - those are just made up names. ISCG-05 was invented for a standard that never came - ISIS OS. ISCG-05 has a larger BCD and thus limits where you can design pivots in/around the BB area. There are plenty of BIG bike companies still using...more
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Liked a comment on the item Tech Tip: A Simple Cassette Modification That Could Save Your Rear Wheel 6/12/2013 10:23 AM
It seems to me that doing so creates a gap for the chain to get caught in and fold causing catastrophic failure. Wouldn't a better solution, (and one that doesn't piss off SRAM) be to just use the limit screw and... limit the derailleur stroke?