2015 Post Your Singlespeed/Fixed Gear Megathread
01-27-15, 12:27 PM
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Front wheel; much deepises.
Having owned a roadie set, S80 decals are much too loud. You might as well run thickslicks on them to maximize obnoxiousness.
I believe the decals are only oversized to cover the fact that the carbon is sectionalized.
Having owned a roadie set, S80 decals are much too loud. You might as well run thickslicks on them to maximize obnoxiousness.
I believe the decals are only oversized to cover the fact that the carbon is sectionalized.
01-27-15, 12:29 PM
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^10/10 would run that on the front, with 0 sh-ts given. BTW - the SRAM S80's are continuous, and I believe are just rebranded Zipps.
ETA - https://www.bikewheelsets.com/reviews...am-s80-review/
ETA - https://www.bikewheelsets.com/reviews...am-s80-review/
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01-27-15, 03:24 PM
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TFW looks like 4 spoke.
01-27-15, 04:34 PM
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The crank arms never hit my frame but it was extremely close. In your pictures it looks pretty close too but not like mine were. But when installed on my bike it was even closer than yours even with spacers installed. Odd but at least the S300's worked out fine. Much more clearance than the omniums near the chainstay.
01-28-15, 09:16 AM
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The crank arms never hit my frame but it was extremely close. In your pictures it looks pretty close too but not like mine were. But when installed on my bike it was even closer than yours even with spacers installed. Odd but at least the S300's worked out fine. Much more clearance than the omniums near the chainstay.
01-28-15, 09:43 AM
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Your cog is slipping.
On murrellington's frame, there was plenty of chainring.spider clearance but the drive side crank arm was way too close for comfort (within 1mm) before the NDS arm was even torqued down.
01-28-15, 11:05 AM
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01-28-15, 01:19 PM
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Sounds about right for the newer Wabi Classic frames with 170mm Omniums. If the crank arms on my 165's were 5mm longer the drive side arm would be within 1mm of the chainstay.
01-28-15, 02:05 PM
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01-28-15, 02:13 PM
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01-28-15, 02:31 PM
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Already am! Thanks 