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Description: Cycling product design, construction, maintenance, etc.
 

Effect of lane position in a blind left turn 
  Just trying to introduce a bit of tech into the discussion. Consider a worst-case scenario roadway; a dense forest immediately adjacent to the edge of the road so sightlines are blocked in curves. Let w = width of each lane R = radius of turn (at centerline of road) d = distance of driver from centerline of road... more »
By Joe Riel  - 2:33am - 4 new of 4 messages    

Mayhem in NYC 
  Ah, this looks like fun! Not... [link] (Dan, it's worth a watch, when you find a sacrificial PC ;-) -- JS
By James  - May 21 - 4 new of 4 messages    

Best Repair Book 
  So, the kid is going off to college, and he's taking two bikes (road/ 29er), and I'm ashamed to say that he is not mechanically gifted and that I never taught him much about bike repair. I just quietly performed my duties as fleet mechanic. My only excuse is that he did not get really manic about riding until just recently.... more »
By Jay Beattie  - May 21 - 3 new of 3 messages    

indexing slipping (force SRAM) 
  I've been having problems with my rear derailleur system where the indexing seems to be slipping on its own. It's a SRAM force with a 10 cog cassette. That is, shifting becomes funky and I hear that sound when I shift. I often have to over-push the paddles to get onto a larger cog. Eventually I can't get onto the largest cog at all. (This in fact caused some consternation on one steep pitch!) Other gears might skip or the cog drops down to the next smaller one.... more »
By yirgster  - May 19 - 8 new of 8 messages    

Let future generations figure it out 
  On May 16, 11:21 am, Wet Paper Bag <ultimate.henchman....@gmail.c om> wrote: ... Philosophers and prophets don't work. They participate in the guidance of the world in a full time manner. Pay is nil but the reward is great. Think of Socrates. He had his dosis of cicuta and woke up in the other... more »
By His Highness the Wise TibetanMonkey, Most Humble Philosopher  - May 16 - 7 new of 7 messages    

BASTARD CRIMINAL DANIEL "DANNY HEGGLIN" TT EX MORGAN STANLEY HONG KONG & LONDON! WELL KNOWN PEDOPHILE! NAZIFASCIST! ACTUALLY: FREEMASO-NAZIFASCIST! VERY BRIBED! WASHES TONS OF MAFIA $ WITH NAZI PAOLO BARRAI ( IN DELINQUENT FINTER BANK LUGANO) 
  [link] SON OF A NAZIST SWISS BITCH, NAZIFASCIST, ACTUALLY, FREEMASO-NAZIFASCIST, ENORMOUS MAFIA MONEY LAUNDRIER, PEDOPHILE DANDANIEL DANNY HEGGLIN FORMER MORGAN STANLEY LONDON AND HONG KONG. [link] AFTER THAT GONE TO TT INTERNATIONAL, AND FIRED BADLY FROM THERE TOO. PROBABLY, NOW, LAUNDERING KILLING CASH BY BML CAPITAL... more »
By assassinomauriziobarb...@hotmail.co.uk  - May 15 - 1 new of 1 message    

Too lazy to do the research.... Part #'s for rebuild of first gen non-pointy alloy blade Chorus Ergos 
  So these need total rebuilds... What parts/#'s to do so? Done this a number of times with various gens, just haven't noted the details. TIA! Sconnie
By SconnieRoadie  - May 14 - 4 new of 4 messages    

How many miles/kilometres do you get out of a chain? 
  ... ... You paid for two Campy chains and got 10k km out of the pair? That's only about 11% better than I do. I got 4506km out of my last X8 KMC chain. There are guys on the Thorn netsite, where I hang out because of the good Rohloff info, who commute in all kinds of British weather and get 10K plus out of a chain, every time. I'm just about the hardest guy on chains there, especially considering my chain runs inside a completely enclosing case (Hebie Chainglider). If I use an open chain, a good one lasts 2200km and a cheap SRAM is lucky to see a thousand miles/1600km.... more »
By Andre Jute  - May 14 - 43 new of 43 messages    

Advice on bike to get 
  ... If you can afford a little over a thousand dollars, the steel framed Surly Long Haul Trucker is a very sturdy touring bike, and my 58 cm has a really long head tube and allows a lot of handlebar height adjustment as you get your form back and can tuck down more. Oh... I see you balked at $700. Never mind. But I *know* these guys... more »
By Dan O  - May 13 - 26 new of 26 messages    

Garmin Edge 305 
  My Garmin Edge appears to have died. Yesterday I downloaded a ride and left it connected to my computer to charge. When It said charging complete I removed it but it failed to come on. Also it won't communicate with the computer. The computer behaves as if nothing is there. I suspect the lithium ion battery died. Is this a reasonable?... more »
By steve  - May 13 - 5 new of 5 messages    

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