Plan was to pull the Shimano triple from another project, but the threads
are stripped - so I need another crankset for my Cheviot. 165 or 170mm
please.
Anyone have a SILVER crankset from a Clem, maybe? Looking for something
cheaper but not too trashed..
Thanks
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Curious, what's the benefit of using centerpulls vs side pulls on a Cheviot?
Seems like a pain in the butt to get the things to work.
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Haha never mind I reread your post;)
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I like everything about mine except there is no fender mounted taillight
available.
That means you must use a rack mount or seatpost mount.
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Interested as long as the bigger sizes have a single top tube!
On Saturday, October 8, 2016 at 12:24:20 PM UTC-7, William R. wrote:
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> Yes! I will follow the development of the Roadini closely. I have most of
> the parts for a road bike. Generous clearances will always be welcome. Down
> tube s
Yeah... ;-)
Clearance for the widest possible metal fenders for the 44mm Compass tires.
I just finished rendering the bike. The rear aluminum Honjo was a perfect
installation. On the front one, I guess because I was already a bit tired,
the holes I drilled for the Fatima and the front rack weren'
Nice work Rene
Howard
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Thanks! How's yours going?
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The build is going slow. Time has been scarce. Still gathering parts.
I hope to be able to ride later this week.
Howard
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Dave,
I've got a set of these that I use for cutting and crimping cables and
caps.
https://www.rei.com/product/692846/park-tool-pro-cablehousing-cutter?CAWELAID=12021789885281&CAGPSPN=pla&CAAGID=15877513840&CATCI=pla-183697505080&cm_mmc=PLA_Google|404_8992|6928460010|none|f6bcbd42-8f29-4ea
The large Nitto rack is definitely a no, it sits too far back. The medium
one sits much closer, and the new ines don't have a tombstone if I'm not
mistaken. I have one on order arriving tomorrow. The regular medium I had
on the Betty will go on sale.
I definitely like the elegance of the Nitto bet
Thanks Jon. I have that cable cutter as well. I think as Peter White called
out the spade connector on the B&L lights are super small and need
something that can crimp at 2.8mm which it doesn't seem most common
crimpers can do that small. And the crimper Peter sells is $60 which is a
lot to pay for
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