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ParticipantThanks !
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ParticipantObviously. Look forward to putting a face with your forum name at the next event.
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Participant@bentbike33 145120 wrote:
One thing you will need to keep an eye on is the rear brake cable, especially if you ride in the rain. The end by the brakes faces upward, so water could flow down into the cable housing and cause the cable and/or housing to rust and seize or break the cable. While positioning the rear disk brake between the seatstay and chainstay is probably a good idea from a strength-of-mount-point perspective, I suspect framebuilders had hydraulic rather than cable-actuated disk brakes in mind when they thought it up. You might try slowly dripping some oil into the cable housing (keep it away from the brake pads and disk!) so there is a pool of oil inside the cable housing at the low point.
Thanks. Will keep an eye out….
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Participant@Steve O 145121 wrote:
I like the black fenders with the orange.
Me too. Never had fenders before.
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Participant@hozn 145132 wrote:
That looks like a pretty excellent choice and love the color scheme.
Sounds like some good advice from bentbike to keep tabs on any rust forming on brake cable, but really wouldn’t worry about something like that unless you are constantly riding through heavy rains. The positioning of the caliper is perfect for clearing racks and fenders (it is definitely what I would choose if I were replacing my commuter frame). And someday you will upgrade to hydraulic disc brakes and then there won’t be any concern over cables rusting.
Thanks Hozn. i like it.
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ParticipantIt could have been….
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Participantafter only some ado (not much) i made a choice. Got a 2016 Kona Rove AL. Ive ridden it a few days, got a new saddle, and it seems to be working out.
thanks for all the input.
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Participant@rcannon100 145104 wrote:
Anyone know about the waitlist for the ride? Is it long? Does it move? Or is it hopeless to register at this point?
On the Facebook page for this event someone waned to sell their reg. As of aug 26
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ParticipantHahaha
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ParticipantHi all. Newbie here . I’ll be driving there and doing the 24 (or is it 26 mi) course so i can see what all the excitement is about. Im from down that way but have never biked there. Looking forward to it. I have one car + one bike. Happy to have someone attach a (i.e.your) bike rack to my old Honda Civic if you want and take another person and bike. Just tell me where to rendezvous.
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ParticipantDear walker… on my side of the MVT when the other side was clear…i looked right at you but you didnt move. So i went around you on the left. Why??? Maybe you had a good reason but i cant think of one…
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ParticipantUh huh. So i guess thats what you like to ride. Maybe ill try one . But i would like to go do some hills…and want the bike to do some work for me!!
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ParticipantI sent you a msg. On here
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ParticipantIll plan to come by ..but itll be around 8.
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ParticipantHaha
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