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http://www.fixedgeargallery.com/2005/oct/DeanGagnon.htm
nice one Gags. Looks good. Must be time for a FR soon I think.
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....sort of ๐
http://www.fixedgeargallery.com/2005/oct/DeanGagnon.htm
nice one Gags. Looks good. Must be time for a FR soon I think.
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Nick
"NoZX6R" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:...sort of ๐
http://www.fixedgeargallery.com/2005/oct/DeanGagnon.htm
nice one Gags. Looks good. Must be time for a FR soon I think.
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Nick
Wooot!!!! Dennis must have a bit of a backlog cos it was about a week and a
half ago that I submitted the email!!!
On another topic......what ratios are the guys who have been on the FR rides
running?? Mine is 44/15 that I work out to be 79.2 inches using 27 inches
for the 700c wheels (not sure if this is right or not?). I'm pretty happy
with the gearing and I am interested to see if my ratio is high, low, or
average compared to some of the other guys running them.
Ride On (hopefully without getting bucked off!!)
Gags
Gags said:
On another topic......what ratios are the guys who have been on the FR rides
running?? Mine is 44/15 that I work out to be 79.2 inches using 27 inches
for the 700c wheels (not sure if this is right or not?). I'm pretty happy
with the gearing and I am interested to see if my ratio is high, low, or
average compared to some of the other guys running them.Ride On (hopefully without getting bucked off!!)
Gags
44x18 here or 72 inches of fun
i might be up for a FR in future ๐
Gags said:"NoZX6R" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:...sort of ๐
http://www.fixedgeargallery.com/2005/oct/DeanGagnon.htm
nice one Gags. Looks good. Must be time for a FR soon I think.
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NickWooot!!!! Dennis must have a bit of a backlog cos it was about a week and a
half ago that I submitted the email!!!On another topic......what ratios are the guys who have been on the FR rides
running?? Mine is 44/15 that I work out to be 79.2 inches using 27 inches
for the 700c wheels (not sure if this is right or not?). I'm pretty happy
with the gearing and I am interested to see if my ratio is high, low, or
average compared to some of the other guys running them.Ride On (hopefully without getting bucked off!!)
Gags
The range on the fixed ride has been 65 to 74 inches.
Personally I have a 69" 46/18.
Everyone uses 27 despite the fact that they are on 700c.
79 sounds like hard work starting, I've ridden track in the range 84 to 96 but wouldn't use that on the road.
flyingdutch said:44x18 here or 72 inches of fun
i might be up for a FR in future ๐
Should we be looking to Cup Day? sticking with FR tradition of public holidays..
PiledHigher said:Gags said:"NoZX6R" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:...sort of ๐
http://www.fixedgeargallery.com/2005/oct/DeanGagnon.htm
nice one Gags. Looks good. Must be time for a FR soon I think.
--
NickWooot!!!! Dennis must have a bit of a backlog cos it was about a week
and a
half ago that I submitted the email!!!On another topic......what ratios are the guys who have been on the FR
rides
running?? Mine is 44/15 that I work out to be 79.2 inches using 27
inches
for the 700c wheels (not sure if this is right or not?). I'm pretty
happy
with the gearing and I am interested to see if my ratio is high, low,
or
average compared to some of the other guys running them.Ride On (hopefully without getting bucked off!!)
Gags
The range on the fixed ride has been 65 to 74 inches.
Personally I have a 69" 46/18.
Everyone uses 27 despite the fact that they are on 700c.
79 sounds like hard work starting, I've ridden track in the range 84 to
96 but wouldn't use that on the road.--
PiledHigher
I'm packing a measly 70.2 G\I (39/15) on my newly finished SS. But
she's happy... The SS that is :P I did start with (39/16) which I found
great for hills but too spinny on the flats.
Gags said:"NoZX6R" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:...sort of ๐
http://www.fixedgeargallery.com/2005/oct/DeanGagnon.htm
nice one Gags. Looks good. Must be time for a FR soon I think.
--
NickWooot!!!! Dennis must have a bit of a backlog cos it was about a week and a
half ago that I submitted the email!!!On another topic......what ratios are the guys who have been on the FR rides
running?? Mine is 44/15 that I work out to be 79.2 inches using 27 inches
for the 700c wheels (not sure if this is right or not?). I'm pretty happy
with the gearing and I am interested to see if my ratio is high, low, or
average compared to some of the other guys running them.Ride On (hopefully without getting bucked off!!)
Gags
I started with 44/18 but soon changed to 43/16, which is about 72
inches. That's just about perfect for me at the moment. Although it's a
little bit short to crack the 60km/h mark. The best I've managed so far
is 58.4km/h @ ~170rpm ๐ Just need to unhook the legs a fraction more.
You're gonna need this:
http://www.sheldonbrown.com/gears/
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Nick
Quoted message said:Everyone uses 27 despite the fact that they are on 700c.
I use 27" because my wheels are 27" :P Dunno how many teeth the chainring
has though.
PiledHigher said:
Everyone uses 27 despite the fact that they are on 700c.
my 700c Continental Travel Contacts have on the tyre
32-622 (28 x 1 1/4 x 1 3/4)
Maybe you should all be using 28 ?
aeek said:my 700c Continental Travel Contacts have on the tyre
32-622 (28 x 1 1/4 x 1 3/4)
Maybe you should all be using 28 ?
How dare you question tradition?
Anyway, how would you be able to compare at track when you are bullshitting about what gear you have on!
Also, noticed gags had a letter in the Hun today - non cycling related!
"aeek" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:
PiledHigher said:
Everyone uses 27 despite the fact that they are on 700c.my 700c Continental Travel Contacts have on the tyre
32-622 (28 x 1 1/4 x 1 3/4)
Maybe you should all be using 28 ?--
aeek
27" is a trifle larger than 700C. Not sure by how much though.
Resound said:"aeek" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:PiledHigher said:Everyone uses 27 despite the fact that they are on 700c.
my 700c Continental Travel Contacts have on the tyre
32-622 (28 x 1 1/4 x 1 3/4)
Maybe you should all be using 28 ?--
aeek27" is a trifle larger than 700C. Not sure by how much though.
Not that I condone mixing imperial and metric, but 700c is close enough
to 26.8 inches.
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Nick
NoZX6R said:
Not that I condone mixing imperial and metric, but 700c is close enough
to 26.8 inches.
29ers run a fat tire on a 700c rim. Measuring at the rim vs measuring at the tread?
PiledHigher said:Should we be looking to Cup Day? sticking with FR tradition of public
holidays..--
PiledHigher
Is there anymore thought on Cup Day? Any takers? I'm up for my 1st if
you will allow SS-ers :ROLLEYES:
quote='Jay Woo'PiledHigher said:Should we be looking to Cup Day? sticking with FR tradition of public
holidays..--
PiledHigher
Is there anymore thought on Cup Day? Any takers? I'm up for my 1st if
you will allow SS-ers :ROLLEYES:[/QUOTE]
I'm in if others are. SS? hmm. OK. but you have to ride 'out the back' (and no wheelsuckin ๐
flyingdutch said:I'm in if others are. SS? hmm. OK. but you have to ride 'out the back' (and no wheelsuckin ๐
Awww, too kind:p Do I have to wear knickerbockers with knee hi white socks? Are helmets allowed? Or cycling cap only? hehe...๐
"JayWoo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:
flyingdutch said:I'm in if others are. SS? hmm. OK. but you have to ride 'out the back'
(and no wheelsuckin ๐
Awww, too kind:p Do I have to wear 'knickerbockers'
(http://tinyurl.com/d5lec) with knee hi white socks? Are helmets
allowed? Or cycling cap only? hehe...๐--
JayWoo
Knickerbockers, contrasting tweed jacket with leather trim, linen shirt,
cravat fixed with tastfully understated pin, white stockings ,black vintage
cleated cycling shoes and a deerstalker cap. Bonus points for a meerschaum
pipe. I'll shout lunch if I see it ๐
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