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  • in reply to: My Morning Commute #1015254
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    @Harry Meatmotor 100177 wrote:

    …why are are they all mustachioed?

    Because it keeps your sinuses from freezing?

    in reply to: Missed connection #1015248
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    @baiskeli 99997 wrote:

    Is this guy a forum member?

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3nMnr8ZirI

    I actually caught myself yelling ‘bike lane!’ this morning. Have also been known to occasionally ride my bike in a loop around my floor at work. No tribal look, though.

    in reply to: My Morning Commute #1015245
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    @americancyclo 100154 wrote:

    you can’t fit the moose mitt over the brake? my moose mitts cover almost to my stem, so I would think there would be room.

    I can get them over the two-finger setup on my bikes as well.

    in reply to: Fixed gear chain tension #1014704
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    But you want to check the play a multiple spots until you find the tight spot on the chain where there is less play and make sure that it does not bind at that spot. Just like a motorcycle.

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    Anything being operated by some NDMF.

    in reply to: S-Works Langster for sale #1013725
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    I should add that I’m perfectly happy to part it out, so if anyone just wants the frame and original fork, lemme know.

    in reply to: S-Works Langster for sale #1013724
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    in reply to: S-Works Langster for sale #1013719
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    Simplifying.

    in reply to: My fixed gear project #1013718
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    @TwoWheelsDC 98566 wrote:

    Ex-squeeze me? Baking powder? Sounded like you said you were going to sell your Langster…

    Yarp.
    Sure am. There’s even a posting in the classified section.

    in reply to: My fixed gear project #1013705
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    All this talk of fiddling around with fixed gears got me into the garage to work on my bikes this evening and had a very unexpected result. Made me decide to sell the s-works Langster. I know this isn’t the right thread, but since I figure folks who read this are interested in fixed gear bikes, I thought I’d put it out there.

    in reply to: My fixed gear project #1013115
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    So…the whole stopping elegantly thing is as much about timing your arrival at your intended stopping place as anything else. I typically try to time things so I don’t have to actually stop.

    in reply to: Fixed gear ratios #1012933
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    Usually 48×16. Sometimes 48×15 on the lighter bike. Currently 48×17 on the steel frame because I’m still nowhere near full strength.

    in reply to: OneEighth Sighting #1012873
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    And I had a nice ride up the W&OD with Dismal just before we crossed paths, dcv. The fixed quotient was high yesterday.

    in reply to: My fixed gear project #1012755
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    Surly tugnuts are great for extending the time between retensioning your chain. I also bought Phil hubbed wheels through Velomine and have been happy with them. I went fixed/fixed but in retrospect I would probably just go with a single sided fixed, too.

    in reply to: Post your ride pics #1012659
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    @DanB 97430 wrote:

    Little chilly yesterday morning, but the view from Key Bridge sure was nice. (Taken around 7 am.)

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    You just missed me heading downriver. I always look up as I pass under the bridge to see if I can spot anyone I know.

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