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into the mist
by into the mist on Fri Aug 25, 2006 10:14 am
shabbasuraj wrote:Next time mount your tires to the same corresponding location on both of the wheels. Most often I see the inner tube valve centered in relation to the tire decals.
So much still to learn...!
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Fengshui
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by Fengshui on Fri Aug 25, 2006 11:22 am
VeloScaper wrote:I would have gone with Zondas myself since they are Chorus level hubs so it matches your groupset. For upgrades I'd do 07 Chorus cranks and get the black Record brakes.
So is the new porn having a nakid frame in bed showing its empty BB. Thats like an XXX pic.
I thought Zonda wheels are equipped with Record level hubs? See the link below. Thanks
https://shop.sunrisecyclery.com/item/12579/
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RTW
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by RTW on Fri Aug 25, 2006 12:08 pm
into the mist wrote:shabbasuraj wrote:Next time mount your tires to the same corresponding location on both of the wheels. Most often I see the inner tube valve centered in relation to the tire decals.
So much still to learn...!
There is a reason for doing this too. When you puncture you can pop the tube out, find the hole. If you always line up the label and the valve, then you know where in the tyre to look for the thorn. You could perhaps just use the valve hole to do this, but sometimes the tyres will turn on the rims when there is no tube in them.
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into the mist
by into the mist on Fri Aug 25, 2006 12:33 pm
Good tip- I always do that when I puncture anyway but have to be careful about remembering where in relation to the tyre the tube was, using the label makes a lot of sense!
Rich- The bike is awesome! Did 5 laps of Richmond park in the sun this morning and it was begging me to go faster, very stable around the corners and sprints well out of the saddle. I bet you can't wait to get the "ghost of Canyon" up and running!
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iamfast
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by iamfast on Fri Aug 25, 2006 3:15 pm
But be aware! The German "Tour-Magazin" reported that there are problems with the Smolik-fork while using Campagnolo wheels
Woulds eurus 2005 be some of these wheels?
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clerambault
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by clerambault on Fri Aug 25, 2006 4:11 pm
iamfast wrote:But be aware! The German "Tour-Magazin" reported that there are problems with the Smolik-fork while using Campagnolo wheels
Woulds eurus 2005 be some of these wheels?
According to Tour-Magazin: yes!
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clerambault
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by clerambault on Fri Aug 25, 2006 4:15 pm
into the mist wrote:I have Eurus 06 and can't see quite what the problem might be?
The cap of the hubs that provides the hubs from dust etc. has contact to the dropouts of the fork (see the third picture).
Tour-Magazin says that this would damage the hub.
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clerambault
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by clerambault on Fri Aug 25, 2006 9:10 pm
O.k., then it would by functional using 2006 Campagnolo wheels. I did not know that there are different hubs on 2005 and 2006 wheels.
I am riding with Mavic Ksyrium SL 2006. They are good enough...
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sfo423
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by sfo423 on Sun Jan 28, 2007 1:48 am
Is there a Canyon dist. in the US? Pricing for F&F as well as complete? Their site does not do english so I can't tell if/where they are available.