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Old 11-23-22, 05:09 PM
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I guessed correctly then. I selected band on, choices were 31.8 or 34.9. I chose 31.8, however, I have a spare Ritchey breakaway clamp that is 31.8 mm and it’s pretty big, no where near snug around the seat post. Could it be smaller?
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Old 11-23-22, 05:11 PM
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Originally Posted by genejockey
The R7000 FD comes in 31.8 with an adapter for 28.6, which is what you want. OR you need a braze on and an adapter. I'd probably go for the former.

Just saw this.
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Old 11-23-22, 05:13 PM
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People walk and ride horses out there. These two decided to climb up the dam, not an easy walk.

There are miles of trails, dirt roads, and rocky creek beds to cruise around on.

There are a couple small "lakes" and this is the larger one.
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Old 11-23-22, 05:26 PM
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I’ve been doing 4Runners for the last 15 years. Just traded in my last one for a new 2022 lease. I love all the new safety features my last one didn’t have, especially that rear cross traffic alert.
Reminded me of this.
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Originally Posted by genejockey
EDIT: You need at least 3 tools you probably don't have JUST to take the old BB out.
hammer and a screwdriver, piece of cake
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Old 11-23-22, 06:03 PM
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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
hammer and a screwdriver, piece of cake
True confession: I used a channel-lock to install my R8000 BB because ******g Shimano keeps changing the size/spline pattern on their BB's which makes my old tools obsolete.
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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
hammer and a screwdriver, piece of cake
I had a cartridge type BB on a touring bike. We were in Kansas or someplace and it was clunking pretty bad. I had a stubbly Snap On screwdriver and I borrowed a claw hammer from the motel we went to and took it apart. The outside of the thing was worn down so I wrapped it in electrical tape and hammered it back together and it worked fine until I sold the bike.
3 of the 4 of us had some kind of BB issue on the trip.

It looked kinda like this, but not a Phil Wood.
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Well that was a bloody nightmare. So I was ordering the group set piece meal. I’ve had all the parts in my basket for about a week now and everything was in stock. Even this afternoon while asking my annoying questions everything was in stock. About an hour ago, while I was checking the front derailer situation, all the front derailers went out of stock. Instantly. I said ruh roh, and started checking other items. Everything was starting to sell out.

I noticed the complete groupset was on sale for 570.00, it was 675.00 yesterday so I immediately went to buy that.
You have to select each piece of the groupset, and it tells you if it’s in stock. The first time through I go to check out and now something is out stock. I re do it, and go to check out again and it happens again. Three times this happened.
Ended up with 175 mm cranks 50/34. I wanted 52/36 but it was sold out
Braze on front derailer. I’m gunna see if my LBS will let me trade it in for a band on
and a 11/32 cassette. Wanted 11/28 oh well.


With this small victory, my wife was quick to remind me that the super team wheels will have to wait a while, so unless someone lets me use a back wheel I won’t be able to put this group set on anytime soon.
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Old 11-23-22, 06:37 PM
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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
hammer and a screwdriver, piece of cake

You should see how I used to press fit my BB into my bmx bike back in the day.

It just involves a hammer. Once I wised up that the bearings were not spinning anymore I starting using wood, and hammering through the wood.
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Old 11-23-22, 07:24 PM
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Originally Posted by bampilot06
Well that was a bloody nightmare. So I was ordering the group set piece meal. I’ve had all the parts in my basket for about a week now and everything was in stock. Even this afternoon while asking my annoying questions everything was in stock. About an hour ago, while I was checking the front derailer situation, all the front derailers went out of stock. Instantly. I said ruh roh, and started checking other items. Everything was starting to sell out.

I noticed the complete groupset was on sale for 570.00, it was 675.00 yesterday so I immediately went to buy that.
You have to select each piece of the groupset, and it tells you if it’s in stock. The first time through I go to check out and now something is out stock. I re do it, and go to check out again and it happens again. Three times this happened.
Ended up with 175 mm cranks 50/34. I wanted 52/36 but it was sold out
Braze on front derailer. I’m gunna see if my LBS will let me trade it in for a band on
and a 11/32 cassette. Wanted 11/28 oh well.


With this small victory, my wife was quick to remind me that the super team wheels will have to wait a while, so unless someone lets me use a back wheel I won’t be able to put this group set on anytime soon.
You ordered the medium cage RD to go with that, right?
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Old 11-23-22, 07:28 PM
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Originally Posted by datlas
True confession: I used a channel-lock to install my R8000 BB because ******g Shimano keeps changing the size/spline pattern on their BB's which makes my old tools obsolete.
I just had my LBS do that. But then, they also had to pull the square spindle BB that was there.
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Originally Posted by rjones28
You ordered the medium cage RD to go with that, right?

yes. Have some faith in me.
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Originally Posted by bampilot06
...and a 11/32 cassette. Wanted 11/28 oh well.
Are you moving?




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Originally Posted by bampilot06
yes. Have some faith in me.
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Originally Posted by rjones28
You ordered the medium cage RD to go with that, right?
Lol.
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
Are you moving?





No, but I hate 11/25 with 50/34 which is what is currently on the cervelo.
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Originally Posted by bampilot06
No, but I hate 11/25 with 50/34 which is what is currently on the cervelo.
12-25, you mean? I don't think that they make an 11-25, 11sp or otherwise...

Why don't you like it, though? I don't think that I've ever used my 34t in Williamsburg - the 12-25 range is perfect.
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
12-25, you mean? I don't think that they make an 11-25, 11sp or otherwise...

Why don't you like it, though? I don't think that I've ever used my 34t in Williamsburg - the 12-25 range is perfect.
it’s a whole lot of cross chaining. The gear ratio is pretty ******.
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Old 11-23-22, 08:21 PM
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is this not an 11-25 cassette?
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Originally Posted by bampilot06
it’s a whole lot of cross chaining. The gear ratio is pretty ******.
Git gud.

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is this not an 11-25 cassette?
Well, I'll be. Must be relatively new. Might have to get one of them - I do sometimes miss the 11t, what with these guads of thunder and whatnot.
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
Git gud.



Well, I'll be. Must be relatively new. Might have to get one of them - I do sometimes miss the 11t, what with these guads of thunder and whatnot.

Are you running 50/34 upfront?
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Are you running 50/34 upfront?
Yes.
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
Yes.

small chain ring I get to 3 from the right fast and then the chain rub on the FDR is obnoxious so I go to large chain ring, then I’m chilling in 9,8,7,6 the whole time, unless there is a hill.


On paper is doesn’t sound bad but in practice I don’t care for it. 11/28 just made more sense. Maybe I am not used to yet.
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
Git gud.



Well, I'll be. Must be relatively new. Might have to get one of them - I do sometimes miss the 11t, what with these guads of thunder and whatnot.
Go SRAM and get 10t. Man up!
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