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re:Advice on my first 'real' road bike please! In category Tech issues Written by MaksupaPoliceman I'm about to lay down $1000 tomorrow for my first 'real' road bike. I have had used bikes in the past that didn't quite fit right or were old technology. Tomorrow is the real thing. I was hopping around the internet when I stumbled onto this site and thought who better to ask than fellow bikers from around the world. The bike I have picked out is the 2004 Trek 1500. I'm getting it from my trustwor
re:Road Bike Fit Problem In category Tech issues Written by kkaye I have been having problems with lower back pain. The pain would creep up after about 30 miles or so. It's an achy muscle type of pain. Nothing too major just uncomfortable on longer rides. The first thing I checked was my saddle height. Saddle height adjustments did nothing except hurt my knees so I think I was at the right height to begin with. So the next thing I looked into was bar height. I
re:Threadless headset: how high can you go? In category Tech issues Written by herakai I know this topic has come up before (I clipped the below discussion from a thread a few years ago), but I haven't seen any clear explanation of the reasoning behind the limits often cited. For example, limits on headset spacers for a 1" carbon steerer I've seen range from about 15 to 40 mm, with a bit more allowed for 1-1/8" steerers. Can anybody give me an idea of the engineering (if any) that
re:Decrease Seat to Bars Vertical Distance (Trig Check) In category Tech issues Written by tpassus My bars are about 1 inch too low for my preference and I want to decrease the vertical distance. (OK, I'll admit I'm getting older and have lost some suppleness.) In order to save time on installing and removing (possibly) numerous stems, I thought I'd try to remember some high school trig. Here was my approach: My current stem is installed with a 7 degrees up angle, 130mm (5.2 in length). If I in
How will taller bike affect reach? In category Tech issues Written by DrSpock I ride a 54 c-c frame, 73 degree seat and head tube angles, with a 55cm top tube and 10cm -17 degree stem. If I go to a 56 c-c frame with same angles but 56cm top tube and 10cm stem, how much difference will there be in the reach with the 56 c-c vs. the 54 c-c? Over 20 Products tagged with "degree stem"Proprietary 3-D net shaped, cold forged aluminum construction, Forged 4-bolt faceplate wraps 180 deg... Machined from 7000 series aluminum with a 6-bolt face plate. 211 grams. The Thomsom Elite Stem is machined 7000-series extruded bar stock with custom heat-treated and corro... Rockwerks MTB Alloy Ahead Style Stem 135x25.4mm 40 Degree Silver With removable face plate The X2 features a lighter, 2-bolt handlebar clamp with its patent-pending interlocking faceplate. Th... The Thomsom Elite Stem is machined 7000-series extruded bar stock with custom heat-treated and corro... Proprietary 3-D net shaped, cold forged 2014-T6 aluminum, Forged, polished 4-bolt faceplate wraps 18... Cold forged alloy. Adjustable from 10 degrees to +40 degrees (measured perpendicular to steer tube).... Proprietary 3-D net shaped, cold forged aluminum construction, Forged 4-bolt faceplate wraps 180 deg... CNC 'd 6061 stem as used on REDLINE Dually Bicycle. Proprietary 3-D net shaped, cold forged 2014-T6 aluminum, Forged, polished 4-bolt faceplate wraps 18... Forged 6061-T6 alloy construction, interchangeable angle with flip-flop logo. 160 grams. Melt forged alloy, 2-bolt front-loading face plate. 268 grams. Rockwerks MTB Alloy Ahead Style Stem 120x25.4mm 40 Degree Silver With removable face plate The Thomsom Elite Stem is machined 7000-series extruded bar stock with custom heat-treated and corro... Cold forged alloy. Adjustable from 10 degrees to +40 degrees (measured perpendicular to steer tube).... The design team for the new Thomson 31.8 stems had a tough goal: make a stem better than the Thomson... Hi-ten steel, two-bolt clamp, requires a 1" cable hanger (not included.) |
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