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There are little adapters that have a female micro / male C which help in the early stages of standard switching - when house is full of micro leads, but few C.
Went back to look, and saw the dust cloud from the bounce. Good spotting.
"Had to in the joyful obligatory sense of course. What adult child on a bike wouldn't do that?!? Not sure I'd wanna hang out with those who don't. "
Hell yes.
Lots of Japanese kitchens feature a sesame grinder
A friend bought us one, and it turns out grinding toasted sesames onto your dinner is popular with the whole family.
Hawt!
Thanks for the links, those Trailcraft cranks are the first I can think of beyond RF Aeffect R with a 24mm spindle + common ring mount standard.
I agree, every fork I had on a mountain bicycle for ~15 years after that was 20mm.
15mm is OK I guess, but I backed the other horse.
Counterpoint, if the seated position is good for Brian, then when the saddle is dropped he'll feel like he has more room than on a steeper STA frame.
Your badge gives me Totoro vibes.
(edited to add badge image).
I had the same gen Sherman Flick+. Coil plushness, 150-110 switch adjustable travel, but QR for the ultimate noodles.
Dougal from Shockcraft has a pile of NOS Manitou parts. He offers a Custom fork service to suit your wheelsize, axle and steerer dimensions.
It's not going to save many riders, but it's nice that it's there.
Scott? Their making-things-complex-but-hidden mojo is very strong.
Check back in two days.
Great pics Hailey!
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