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In praise of gugie

Old 03-04-23, 06:44 PM
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Back to gugie.... Sort of. When I was looking for tires for this new conversion he suggested 650bx42 paselas and I did order a set with the protite protection. However before that I caught a deal on soma 42s. The Soma's are very nice tires and the paselas are a tad heavier and stiffer. However the flat protection is appealing on a tour. Anyway the paselas came today and I put them on and rode about 10-12 miles to a coffee shop and a music store and I have to say they don't give up much if anything. I like em! The little hairs sticking out did rub my fenders just under the fork crown but I took care of that. Ty again gugie.
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Old 03-04-23, 07:43 PM
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Originally Posted by 52telecaster
However before that I caught a deal on soma 42s. The Soma's are very nice tires and the paselas are a tad heavier and stiffer. .
Agree about the Soma 42s being nice- they feel significantly better than the Grand Bois Hetres, IMO. How they wear is yet to be determined... Alas, they've been 'out of stock' for quite a while now.
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Old 03-04-23, 09:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Velo Mule
Doug Fattic is also uses a propane O2 set-up. I've used MAP gas to do braze-on cable guides. I'm keeping an eye out for a O2 concentrator.

There are several discussions of propane-O2 on the framebuilders forum @AngryScientist . Here is one to start out with: Propane Torch Setup
Here are some good threads on Velocipede Salon, with the Straight Poop from Mr. Doug Fattic himself:Keep in mind in a thread that lasted for years, the "correct" answers changed over time, so you might do well to read them in reverse to get the latest recommendations.
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