on a basket on a Nittomini front. Does your
> > quickbean have the mid fork braze-ons? even better if it does. Then
> > you can massively upgrade the capacity with a Platrack for special
> > occasions. What a bonanza!
>
> > On May 31, 10:50 pm, Jim Boggs wrote:
>
>
I'm looking to put a 14X9X9.5 basket on the front of my Quickbeam, and
I'm trying to decide which Nitto rack to use to support it - either
the mini-front or two-strut toprack. My main concern is the weight
limit of the mini-front, as I prefer the minimalist aesthetics of it,
but I don't wan to push
I bought a Pletscher 'twin-legger' about 6 months ago and utterly
butchered it by cutting the legs entirely too short for my bike. I
think my method was to measure how far off the ground the tire was
with the legs uncut, and then I intended to cut off that difference,
leaving a 1/4" - 1/2". This ma
> rather than a saw, to bend it open though it will then lose it's
> security.
>
> Let me know if that doesn't work.
>
> Cheers,
> Adam
>
> On May 27, 4:12 pm, Jim Boggs wrote:
>
> > I'm having trouble with a Zefal 'Lock & Roll' seatpo
I'm having trouble with a Zefal 'Lock & Roll' seatpost clamp I bought
a few months back. It's never given me problems before, but when I
went to adjust the seat yesterday, I found that the clamp would not
open when I flipped the bike upside down so the clamp would be in the
release position. The cl
