I could see that being the case because her atlantis would have cantilever
brakes. It is the brake caliper that is limiting the adjustment.
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I have some of the longboard fenders that look stunningly beautiful on my
bike but with the widest reccomended tires I could not adjust the rubbing
out. After a week of trying I gave up and the fenders are hanging in the
garage. Now if the ground is wet I riide my Surly with fenders. This is
On Fri, Aug 26, 2011 at 10:14 AM, Scotty bongos...@verizon.net wrote:
I have some of the longboard fenders that look stunningly beautiful on my
bike but with the widest reccomended tires I could not adjust the rubbing
out. After a week of trying I gave up and the fenders are hanging in the
My AHH has 38mm Schwalbe's and the rubbing is so slight that there is not
even any resistance but enough to make a sound that drives me absolutely
bonkers. I am not trying to find a solution at this point, they are just off
and I am done messing with it. Next time I buy tires I will probably go
Don't give up on the Flite yet - I've obliterated the leather in a
couple spots on mine, but managed to use Marine Goop between the
padding and the leather to glue it back together. Have at least 500
miles on my since 'repairing' it with no discernible (to me) loss of
comfort.
-Dan
On Aug 24,
Thanks, Dan; I'll try that: the saddle is still comfortable and I have
nothing to lose but the last few miles of comfort.
On Fri, Aug 26, 2011 at 9:03 AM, dan gee dmg...@gmail.com wrote:
Don't give up on the Flite yet - I've obliterated the leather in a
couple spots on mine, but managed to use
My wife's Atlantis had the long boards with 40's. No rubs and looks good to
boot.
Kelly
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