bottom bracket cable guide issue | Cyclingnews Forum
网页2012年11月20日 — Some older bottom bracket shells were pretty open when steel was the common form of frame building. I'd bolt a nylon/plastic guide in that's been modified a bit to work around the bulges from the cast guides and not give it another thought. The quickest way is to squeeze the plastic cable sheathing through the shell guide.
Bottom Bracket Guide - Cyclingnews Forum
网页2018年1月5日 — Modern threaded bottom brackets are not a new invention. The idea is simple: by moving the bearings outboard of the shell, you can then use a much larger spindle. Currently, 24mm is the accepted norm compared to square taper's relatively miniscule 17mm diameter. Shimano popularized the concept as Hollowtech II, with the introduction of the XTR ...
Stripping frame with limited tools | Cyclingnews Forum
网页2023年7月15日 — You can remove most things. Bike can be unstable in partially constructed state. Remove brake cables and use tape to maintain tension so cable doesn't work it's way out of the shifter. Depending on your bottom bracket, you might need an intervention. Real trick is not to try and reassemble anything without a torque wrench. Great care for ...
Is steel still real? | Cyclingnews Forum
网页2010年7月23日 — However, my not-exactly-ancient (2006) frame has a 1" round head tube, normal ITA BB shell, a round seat tube for a 27.2 mm post, fully external cable routing, and a horizontal top tube to boot. It also fits me better than any production CF frame ever will (I'm 198 cm, long legs, long arms, long torso) and rides wonderfully over all kinds of roads.
Headsets. - Cyclingnews Forum
网页2015年9月17日 — The bike's headset is one of those less-obvious parts that are easy to overlook, but crucial. The headset is a collection of cups and bearings that fit into your bike's head tube (the shortest tube at the front of your frame, through which the fork connects to the stem and handlebars). Most headsets will feature a top and bottom bearing, which ...
How To - Cadence for Cycling Guide - Cyclingnews Forum
网页2019年9月28日 — Count each downstroke as you pedal. Remember: count only on one foot and wait until you are at the bottom of your stroke to count. When the 20 seconds is up, take your number and multiply it by three (as 20 seconds X 3 = one minute). If you counted 23 revolutions in 20 seconds, your cadence will be 69 rpm. 3.
Lynskey Titanium Frames. | Cyclingnews Forum
网页2017年7月11日 — I got my bike as a complete bike through Adrenalin Bikes which still sells Lynskey, but through Adrenalin I could swap parts and only pay the difference in the cost between the two parts, so I swapped the Lynskey fork for a Enve 2.0 and only paid $150 more, the bike came with all 105 but I swapped the rear derailleur to Ultegra for about $32 ...
In-line cable adjusters good idea? | Cyclingnews Forum
网页2011年4月16日 — Bustedknuckle said: On a well adjusted FD, adjusters are completely unnecessary. If the cable is tight, and you try to adjust clearances with one of these, it also changes the start position of the FD which changes effects FD action.
Mixing Campagnolo and Shimano parts | Cyclingnews Forum
网页2012年9月10日 — Use shimano shifters with shimano cassettes and campag shifters with campag cassettes for optimum performance. You can mix and match Chain and derailleur brand so long as you make sure that the chain matches the cassette system. 10spd chain = 10spd cassette, 9spd chain = 9spd cassette.
Race Thread | Page 232 | Cyclingnews Forum
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