Re: [RBW] Re: Sam H. + Hetres + Fenders = Tire Rub?

2014-02-23 Thread Michael
How far is it from the sides of tire to the chainstays, seatstays and forks? 1cm? Less? Could it be a mounting bolt head on the inside of the fender rubbing as the tire goes around? Look at the each bolt head while spinning the tire to see if it makes contact anytime during its rotation.

[RBW] Re: Sam H. + Hetres + Fenders = Tire Rub?

2014-02-22 Thread carnerda...@bellsouth.net
I have a 52 green and gold Sam H with the original Fatty Rumpkins and VO stainless steel fenders (58 mm). There is greater than 1 cm clearance between tire and fender all around, front and rear. No rubbing. Incidentally, the Fatty Rumpkins measure slightly wider (39mm) on Atlas rims than my

[RBW] Re: Sam H. + Hetres + Fenders = Tire Rub?

2014-02-22 Thread Aaron Young
I pumped the Hetres up to 50psi and went on a ride today. Overall, there was less of a feeling/sound of a rub. However, occasionally under heavy load the feeling persisted. Wondering if maybe its a bottom bracket issue (or maybe even a seat issue?). For reference I just measured my Hetres and

[RBW] Re: Sam H. + Hetres + Fenders = Tire Rub?

2014-02-19 Thread Shoji Takahashi
Hi Aaron, Might seem like a weird question, but do you have a [double] kickstand on the Sam? I had tire rub (26 Big Bens on a Hunqapillar) on the Pletscher double kickstand. Clearance was generally fine, but with low tire pressure and hard pedaling, there was enough lateral movement to get