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wehn I get the headset accidently ordered it from Taiwan on ebay so it iwll be a bit I will take it to trek and have them install it and cut the fork.

but my cranks match it so it may be smoother. Deore FC-M4100-B2 Crankset - 170mm 10-Speed 36/26t 51.8mm

so then it should work? been slo long since I dealt with a front shift and even then I did not do it myself.

no but it works with mine. they actually match. but will it work on the bike? thats what Iam not sure of it has the right clamp but is the cable orientation right?

DEORE XT FRONT DERAILLEUR SIDE SWING (CLAMP BAND MOUNT ) 2X12s its got the right clamp but does not say bottom pull. but its for the size of chainrings I have.

hell ya with my badass glasses.

Everyone wants a lawnchair as their next tattoo.

man talk about Karma catching up.

what front derailer are you using? this guy has the right clamp but it does not say bottom pull. https://bike.shimano.com/products/components/pdp.P-FD-M8100-M.html

my last pair of riding glasses used these. the yare better then the regular transitions. but sometimes they are not enough. but they cost more then really good polarized lenses so there is a drawback too. https://www.transitions.com/en-us/products/transitions-xtractive/

I have both and I have the higher ed transition lens the ones that get darker faster. They do work but as others have said, there are limitations. they don't get dark enough for me when its bright out. but its easier when you go into stores and such. I kept the transitions on dark days and at...

Plus I can use any size tire. Trying to find something used is tricky unless your getting all your parts after. found a double crank in the right size I was not sure if I could most dont go down that low. I dont need a triple. 20.00 less than normal. https://www.ebay.com/itm/306575703942...

the surly trucker. Pretty much all my parts fit but the seatpost. anything used has something that does not work so it would cost more in the long run.

got thew frame and now I am hunting around to see if I can find the parts I dont have used or cheap. I am not in a hurry so I can hunt around. The biggest suck is my suspension seat post I am going ot have ot see if I need it

We have a 11-50 steel linkglide cassette 11 speed on our tandem. lets you shift under load but on the tandem thats so clunky.

fo far that surly trucker frame is the best bet. Everything I have but my suspension seatposts fits. Everything used even a frame, there are always things that won't. The rear spacing is the big one I need 142, and I have two great rear wheels that will fit that. So getting a normal bike spacing...

all the hills are short one block. portland isn ot flat anywhere. I can have a 3% grade on one block and two blocks over its flat. I have a allant 8 with a Gen 4 motor. The bike has 20k on it. Yes its hard to know how long the battery will go. my first 500 battery died after about 520 cycles. it...

so if I had a 32 or 36 chainring and 11-52 how much effort to get up that hill? I can get our tandem up to 28 with a 38, but I won't be going that fast, but downhill. my hills are way to steep to pedal down and too short. So I don't need a larger chainring.

Yes, I will make sure everything is compatible before I buy it.

well a small chainring then. I would like to stick to a 11-42 if I can I like the spacing better. but if I went with 11-52 I could go with the new linkglide. its so durable with the steel cassette and longer lasting chain.