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KThe old chain is hopefully the correct length. If you still have it, lay a new one next to it and remove any links to get to the length...
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KPer Sheldon Brown's bike bible, wrap the chain around the biggest front/rear gears w/o derailleur, FInd the minimum length to do that...
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KI do it the old school way. Small chainring, small cog. B screw set. Pull the ends of the chain together and watch the rear derailleur...
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Per Sheldon Brown's bike bible, wrap the chain around the biggest front/rear gears w/o derailleur, FInd the minimum length to do that... -
Oopimax replied to the thread Turbo Vado 3.Front fender extensions do protect from water off tire better than not. Also catch a lot of junk the moment you are off clear paths.
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RunForTheHills replied to the thread Turbo Vado 3.I am sure there are practical reasons for the bent seat tube and low seat stay, but I hate the look.
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Sspokewrench replied to the thread "Chained in Perdition".If you wonder how many links to add or subtract, take the difference in chainwheel diameters in inches and multiply by pi. That will be...
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Pugs in Space !!!
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harryS replied to the thread "Chained in Perdition".Per Sheldon Brown's bike bible, wrap the chain around the biggest front/rear gears w/o derailleur, FInd the minimum length to do that... -
SI do it the old school way. Small chainring, small cog. B screw set. Pull the ends of the chain together and watch the rear derailleur...
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zbikeman replied to the thread "Chained in Perdition".The old chain is hopefully the correct length. If you still have it, lay a new one next to it and remove any links to get to the length... -
stompandgo replied to the thread Weird Specialized discovery.....Yes. Mrs. Stomp tells me that "Seger bars" are a thing now on social media. -
stompandgo replied to the thread "Chained in Perdition".I do it the old school way. Small chainring, small cog. B screw set. Pull the ends of the chain together and watch the rear derailleur...