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reminds me of a house I was trying to rent where the landlord required a 20€ "fee" paid on the spot to be able to visit the place
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Decathlon sells some in black for cheap in case you didn't know:
https://www.decathlon.co.uk/254-road-handlebar-black-id_8526748.html
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uff, tough crowd
I've always loved those seatposts myself to be honest, at least when it comes to looks -
Thanks. The frame I was looking at ended up being BSA too.
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sorry after rereading I do come across as a dick ahaha
I meant that in comparison with using a single speed cog I don't see the point because the advantages you mentioned are there already, especially if, like you mention, you find the "back going light too unsettling". I get your point of it being an incremental comfort thing although I don't feel the same, I feel it would be an inconvenience. But like someone said, to each their own. I never said it was a problem.
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I knew it'd end up here as soon as I posted it
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Probably wishful thinking, but is this safe to ride?
For context, this was an old Vitus 181 bike I bought cheap and was going to restore without spending any money. I did end up buying the sprays to paint it yellow but after everything was nice and cleaned up and ready to build, this happened. It was literally the first thing I did, press the headset cups in. I'm guessing the bike was probably in an accident before and sustained damage that I couldn't see because as soon as I turn the headset press, the head tube buckled. Really sucks, after the respray and everything...anyway, since this was going to be a cheap beater bike, it makes no sense to buy a new frame so I'll either sell all the parts (which is a huge pain in the ass) or...just use this frame.
Both cups don't hold at all and will slip in easily by hand so I'd have to loctite them in place.
Is it? I'm pretty convinced at this point we're living in a glitched simulation, anything can happen.