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8 and 9 speed cassettes are the same width but different spacing, a 7 is the same spacing as an 8 but one cog less. On a 7/8/9 hub you use a spacer for a 7 speed instead of the 8th cog.
Can you put a spacer instead of the 8th cog? Depending on your cassette it might be riveted together and you won't be able to.
Would need to adjust the limit screw on the RD so you don't shift off the cassette by accident.
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Hi!
I'm interested in @rogan 's Bob Jackson here
for velodrome use and neither of us know if the mudguard eyelets would be an issue at LVV. Do these count as braze ons?
Can anyone spot any other issues I might have? (Obvs no bottle cage attached)
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@Clockwise in Streatham with a slightly crumpled £10 note.
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Silver 32h reflex here at £33.99
3 left
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/mobile/mavic-reflex-tubular-road-rim-2014/rp-prod71073 -
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I got given a mouthfull from a pcso for doing a rolling dismount on the path along Chiswick highroad. If you know the area, I came off the road and swung my leg over as I came off the zebra crossing outside GAME/Paperchase. Pulled out the store keys and heard the pcso shout and run towards me from 100 odd meters away. This is 8AM, nobody around and certainly wasn't endangering anyone.
Pcso threatened a fine, but then backed down with a "If I ever see you do that again...."
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Not quite my point.
There is buying nice stuff for your Sunday best bike or whatever, that I can understand. It's a show piece and you'd really enjoy riding it.
I just can't get my head around "thinks about racing - buys £2k wheels to try out cat4" I literally don't understand the desire to piss money away like that. -
Ah, is this is no longer a sale thread I feel I can comment...
My mate bought them as he wanted to get into racing
Amazing. And there are people progressing out of cat4 on aluminium bikes worth 25% of the cost of these wheels alone.
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I'm looking to get a small frame, which generally seem to have a degree or two slacker head tubes than the bigger sizes, would you not choose a different rake fork for a large frame than you would a small frame?
The sworks venge has a 73° head tube and a 45mm rake fork, and afaik Cavendish uses a road fork... If I get a Dolan pc in my size it will also have a 73° headtube, so why wouldn't I choose a road fork?This question relates to speed wobble, btw
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dibs on frameset pending viewing