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Logical jamessmurthwaite's article
Aug 6, 2020 at 17:13
Aug 6, 2020
Carbon Neutral Brand Pembree Launches UK Made R1V Flat Pedals
This is the kind of pedal that makes Gary Fisher twirl his mustache.
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Feb 5, 2020 at 17:07
Feb 5, 2020
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Logical pinkbikeaudience's article
Sep 16, 2014 at 8:35
Sep 16, 2014
Ask Pinkbike: Upgrade an Entry-Level Bike, Zee for XC, Bracing for Autumn's Chill
"""Question: Piman asks in the All-Mountain, Enduro & Cross-Country forum: I am putting together a one-by drivetrain on my hardtail XC rig and I can only get the discount through the shop that I work at on a Shimano Zee rear mech. Obviously, there is no chain growth to worry about, and I plan on running an 11 x 36-tooth cassette, which is what the freeride version of Zee is rated for. So, can I get the right shifting performance on an XC bike with a short cage derailleur? If it means anything, I am going to run a 32-tooth chainring. bigquotes You are in luck. The freeride (FR) version of the Shimano Zee short-cage rear derailleur is designed to follow the steeper angle of the wide-ratio 11 by 36-tooth, ten-speed cassette, and its cage can take up a difference of 25 teeth - which happens to be 36 minus 11. The Zee parallelogram is basically the same as Shimano's XC models and the newer ones have the Shadow-Plus clutch, so it should be perfect for the task. Your 32-tooth chainring is not a problem. You are using a one-by drivetrain, so it makes no difference how large or small the chainring is, because the cassette determines the derailleur's chain take-up capacity. BTW: the DH version of the Zee derailleur is designed to trace the more obtuse angle of an 11 by 21, or an 11 by 28 cassette, but it shares the same 25-tooth chain take-up capacity. That means you could also make the DH mech' work in a pinch, by turning in the B-tension screw until the upper pulley clears the 36-tooth cog. Make sure that you use a narrow-wide chainring. - RC""" I've been running this setup on my 110mm Superfly and it's been working perfect. 11-36 in the rear. Zee short cage, 36 Raceface NW in the front. Zee 10 speed shifter. After finding the sweet spot on the B - Tension screw I never had an issue with dropping a chain. Shifting is great. I'm also using a Shimano 11 spd. chain.
Logical RichardCunningham's article
Aug 27, 2014 at 16:11
Aug 27, 2014
E-Thirteen Finally Answers the Age-Old Question:
car A has a faster acceleration but lower top speed. car B has a slower acceleration but a faster top speed. banana.
Logical WAKIdesigns's article
Aug 4, 2014 at 13:20
Aug 4, 2014
WAKi-Leaks - Non Electronic MTB Suspension
SHUT UP AND TAKE MY GAMING TOKENS.
Logical mikekazimer's article
Jun 26, 2014 at 16:31
Jun 26, 2014
Schwalbe Announces Dual Chamber Tire System Details
This thread should have blown up with puns by now...
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May 12, 2014 at 14:39
May 12, 2014
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Logical mikelevy's article
Sep 13, 2013 at 11:07
Sep 13, 2013
BULLS Wild Core Prototype - Hafjell World Cup
This is like that Italian POS that floated around a few months ago. Over engineered. There are some things you just need to keep simplified.
Logical cloverleaf's article
Jun 26, 2013 at 9:25
Jun 26, 2013
Hope Tech Evo V4 Brakes Review
I can't stop laughing.
Logical 0's article
Jun 13, 2013 at 12:26
Jun 13, 2013
Video: Fionn Griffiths 2013 (removed)
Holy shit, the Missile lives!
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