Can confirm it works with a KMC X11!
On Wednesday, May 29, 2024 at 4:42:36 PM UTC-7 sebastian...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Has anyone successfully used a 11-spd chain on a silver wide-low crankset?
>
> The plan is use an 11-34 11spd cassette in the back paired with an 38/24
> silver crankset
Is the hub a SON Delux or a SON28? I ask because the Delux was technically
developed for 20" wheel bikes, with higher rotation rates. While it works
fine built into a larger diameter wheel (and will introduce less pedalling
resitance and will weigh slightly less than the SON28,) it will produce
113mm is what I wound up with on my Hunq. I'm also using a Sugino XD
double up front and an 8-spd cassette, btw. I think Riv recommends
113mm BBs for Sugino cranks, at least, on the Hunqapillar.
-Brian
On Jun 20, 1:34 pm, Ginz wrote:
> Well...interesting choice of hub. I have the same hub on my
Yep, these are the Ahearne/MAPs. They are pretty comfy, but one and
1/3 hand positions wasn't quite enough for hours in the saddle. Could
have been worse, though.
-B.
On Jul 3, 6:54 pm, Seth Vidal wrote:
> Let's try that again.
> those are the aherne map bars?
>
> I might have to invest in a pai
Jim--I think I can see what you mean about the Albatross used off
road. I want to give it an honest try, at least.
On Jul 3, 8:12 pm, "Jim M." wrote:
> On Jul 3, 10:51 am, brian t wrote:
>
> > It's fated to get the bars switched to Albatross (when they're back in
> > stock), though I do like the
Hi Geoff. Nice Hunq!
I have been thinking a little bit about the Bullmoose. I agree that it
seems ideal for the Hunqapillar.
Some eyeballing has led me to believe my current position with the
Ahearne bar is very close to what I would get with a BM. Bullmoose
looks so nice though!
-B.
On Jul 6, 4:
They *are* 700x50s. I don't think I would go a whole lot bigger than
that. 29x2.1s would probably fit. . . .
-Brian
On Jul 8, 9:23 am, Ginz wrote:
> Nice Hunq'a! Skinny tires, though!
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Howdy folks. Speaking as a Rivendell Bicycle Works mechanic, I can offer a
couple of tidbits about brake stuff that may help out here:
It's one thing to compare brakes to brakes -- Silver sidepulls to Paul
Racers, for an easy example -- but it's another thing to compare brake
*set-ups* from bik
Hi. I'm a mechanic at RBW and I would never grease a stem clamp. For 'bar
clicking I would grease the heck out of the stem quill, inside of steerer tube,
and the quill wedge. I would thoroughly clean the handlebar at clamp and the
inside of the clamp. Clicks/creaks often occur due to dirt or cru
I'm down for september!
-brian
On Jul 31, 3:19 pm, erik jensen wrote:
> i would love to help you with your ride plans jim, but am currently wrapping
> up a journal article and tied to my desk till tomorrow night.
>
> i do propose a ride, but i'd like to see it as an s24o up on mt. diablo.
> mayb
I have been riding my 54cm Hunq about 30% of the time off road. It's
currently shod with 700x50 Duremes (which are pretty decent off road,
btw, at the correct psi.)
Hunq does make a great off roader. Cornering is pretty tight due to
the low bb, though you need to be aware of your pedals. I think i
The Hunqapillar definitely turned me on to the bigger wheels concept
for mtb-ing. I wasn't expecting to like it as much, but the big wheels
do roll nicely over rough ground. You get a pretty large contact patch
to stick to things with.
-Brian
On Aug 3, 5:55 pm, cyclotourist wrote:
> If I were st
It IS hard, though I managed a lowly 10% off my purchase. Congrats on
the sweet throw!
-Brian
On Aug 13, 9:53 pm, René Sterental wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> This Saturday afternoon I drove to RBW to exchange a pair of brand new 50mm
> Big Apples (I'm using the 60mm BAs) and take a look at the new swea
I believe I spotted the new handlebar out of the corner of my eye this
last saturday at Riv HQ.
Only one person in this thread has come close to describing what it is
or will be.
-B.
On Sep 12, 9:17 am, Steve Palincsar wrote:
> On Mon, 2011-09-12 at 09:11 -0700, Thomas Lynn Skean wrote:
> > Hmmm
I used a pair of 700x50 Marathon Duremes on a 50% off-road touring/
camping trip. They worked great on and off the road. Maybe a tiny bit
slow-ish on the road, but they surprised me with their grip in the
dirt.
Fitted on my Hunqapillar, there was still plenty of room.
best,
-Brian
On Nov 4, 8:06
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