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https://handsonbike.blogspot.com/2016/03/what-is-side-swing-front-derailleur.html

The problem is that enforcement is at the city and county level, not the state. They want to look like they are doing something about the problem, but the only thing that state law makers can do is make more laws. So that's what they do.

Well, it's not like you have to shift the front derailleur very often. If it starts binding, you may have to lube the cable or replace the cable housing more often.

There are plenty of laws already on the books to solve this problem. Cities just need enforcement. Bicycles have to obey the same laws as cars on the street. Exhibition of speed is how they calm down the street racers. At least in California. Years ago I had a friend who had a six banger...

I vote for clamps on the downtube and ignoring the braze-on cable guides. I don't like that bend in the housing. https://velo-orange.com/products/dia-compe-cable-housing-clips?variant=50643875911

Yes, that is the intelligent approach to the problem. But you don't have to be intelligent to be elected to a state legislature.

I used to travel a lot for work. If you are a frequent traveler and have status with the hotels and airlines, a lot of those problems go away. One year I qualified for Global Services on United. My connecting flight got canceled while I was in the air to Dallas. When I got off the plane, an...

It's not the size of the tool, but how you use it...

Watch it only if you are into sad endings. I guess that's Old Yeller and not Yellar.

Yeah, my older frame has post mount on the front and back.

Glad the adapter worked out.

I am not familiar with the Speedrocker fenders. Do they have some advantage over normal fenders that would be compatible with the light mount?

That would be an interesting contrast, but I would go with white. Black or yellow could look good too. Are you going to match the color of the hydraulic brake hose?

You could do it the old fashioned way and mount it to the fork in the brake mount hole...

I use the fiberglass rods 90% of the time, but the magnepull has come in handy. I bought it for a tricky pull in my home and it paid for itself.

I don't have any carbon frames with internal routing, but I have something similar for fishing wire through walls.

Well, it's your main transportation, so you have to do the maintenance. That reminds me that I need to get the oil changed in my car next week.

Yeah, that might work.

This might help: https://productinfo.shimano.com/en/compatibility/C-440

I have 180mm discs on mine, but it seems that flat mount brakes have a 160mm limit.