oneschnark
BoTM Winner
the unofficially cool MTB drop bar thread
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Just took this out for it's maiden voyage today:
Ti softail frame, Magura HS66 levers mated to Julie calipers, Magura-Rond forks, Hope XC hubbed wheels, Salsa Woodchipper bars.
I need to get a higher rise stem on it, but it was a blast to ride, and handled extremely well - especially given the, ahem, moist conditions!
Ti softail frame, Magura HS66 levers mated to Julie calipers, Magura-Rond forks, Hope XC hubbed wheels, Salsa Woodchipper bars.
I need to get a higher rise stem on it, but it was a blast to ride, and handled extremely well - especially given the, ahem, moist conditions!
r0gue":2gbwcbfj said:Help!!!
I bought the bars and stem from Harris Cyclery as someone linked up earlier in the thread, but not being experienced in this --- or even very good at puzzles!, I'm wondering how best to overcome this stem around a tight curve issue. Is this something where you just grease it an whack it with a hammer, or is this in fact an undoable combination?
Any help is greatly appreciated!
you need to spread the clamp open more,a nd yes maybe a lil grease too
one-eyed_jim
Old School Grand Master
Have we had this one yet?
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-DNoVTh6h38A/U ... ilia+b.JPG
Popped up on the isinglespeed aggregator on a search for "Ira Ryan manifest" - I couldn't identify the original source.
Is that a Brodie fork?
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-DNoVTh6h38A/U ... ilia+b.JPG
Popped up on the isinglespeed aggregator on a search for "Ira Ryan manifest" - I couldn't identify the original source.
Is that a Brodie fork?
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