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Tag Archives: Shimano
Shimano Dura Ace 7400 crank, tubeless tires and the art of deception
“You think to yourself, ah, now this will be a bike. And you’re not wrong. But it may not be the bike you’re expecting.” Continue reading
Posted in Becoming a bicycle, Mongoose Deception
Tagged Deception, Dura-Ace, Eclipse, Gravel King, Hayfield, Mongoose, Panaracer, Shimano, Specialized
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Cutting through Shimano-SRAM compatibility nonsense
I’d say don’t try this at home, but home is the only place this sort of thing is done. Continue reading
Posted in maintenance
Tagged bike hack of the day, compatibility, derailleur, hacksaw, shifter, Shimano, sidepull brake, SRAM
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What can you learn from Shimano? Ask Bushwhacker’s Robert Woo
When you deal with Shimano technicians face to face, there’s a lot you can learn about the Di2 drivetrain. And screwdrivers. And bicycle chain. Continue reading
Posted in Equipment
Tagged chain maintenance, Di2, Japanese Industry Standard, JIS, Shimano
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Loose Screws Bicycle Parts. The past has a future again
“Loose Screws is bucking the general direction for bicycles. But we won’t compromise what we do.” Continue reading
Posted in Business, Equipment, History, Other bicycles, People
Tagged 27-inch tire, bicycle parts, California, Dyna Drive, Irvine, Loose Screws, Shimano, Steve Arlint
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Giving Shimano SPD pedals the boot, or half of one
Maybe I’ve been reading too much Grant Peterson, but there’s something to be said for pedals without toe clips or clipless mechanisms. Continue reading
Posted in Equipment, Report from the road
Tagged boot, Grant Peterson, MKS Touring, pedal, Shimano, SPD, VP Thin Gripster
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