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Combining a SRAM Crankset With a Shimano Group set – Possible or Pointless?

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Read more about the article Combining a SRAM Crankset With a Shimano Group set – Possible or Pointless?

The goal of this article is to outline SRAM cranks' level of compatibility with a Shimano groupset. Definitions Cranks – a component connected to the pedals and the chainrings that…

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Combining 24-inch Wheels and a 20-inch Bicycle Is Just Wrong

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Read more about the article Combining 24-inch Wheels and a 20-inch Bicycle Is Just Wrong

Mini Info Bomb: In most cases, 24-inch wheels will be too big for a 20-inch fork and frame, especially if the wheel is equipped with a large tire. Thus, it's…

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Time To Compare Metal and Plastic Fenders

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This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of aluminum and plastic bicycle fenders. The Advantages of Aluminum Fenders Aesthetics Alloy fenders have a classy look that appeals to cyclists after…

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Analyzing The Only Way To Switch From Caliper Brakes To V-Brakes

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Read more about the article Analyzing The Only Way To Switch From Caliper Brakes To V-Brakes

Caliper brakes can be converted to V-brakes only when the frame or fork has mounts for V-brakes or cantilever brakes. If those mounts are not present, it will be necessary…

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Why Sometimes Caliper Brakes Fail To Release On One Side (ELI5 explanation)

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Read more about the article Why Sometimes Caliper Brakes Fail To Release On One Side (ELI5 explanation)

Description of the Problem: The rider squeezes the brake levers to slow down. After reaching the desired speed, the rider releases the levers, but the brakes do not return to…

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Converting V-brakes To Discs – Possible or Not?

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V-brakes can be converted to disc brakes only when the frame and/or fork have disc mounts. If the frame or fork doesn't have mounts, the user will have to compromise…

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Analyzing BMX Chain Sizes (simple but powerful info)

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Condensed Info: The standard/default BMX chain is 1/8” (3.2mm) wide. There are also narrower 3/32" (2.4mm) chains designed to save weight. BMX Chain Width Bicycle chains have two widths – inner…

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Time To Critically Compare Lugged And Unicrown Forks

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Read more about the article Time To Critically Compare Lugged And Unicrown Forks

This post compares lugged and unicrown forks. Definitions Lugged Fork Lugged forks are built with the help of a steel sleeve (lug) and a metal-joining process known as brazing. The…

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Critically Comparing Lugged And Fillet Brazed Frames

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This post compares lugged and fillet brazed frames. Definitions Before comparing the two types of frames it's necessary to present the technological processes behind their production. Fillet Brazed Frames As…

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The Endless Debate: A Lugged Or A TIG Welded Frame? (a deeper look)

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Read more about the article The Endless Debate: A Lugged Or A TIG Welded Frame? (a deeper look)

This post compares the differences between lugged and TIG welded bicycle frames. Definitions Before comparing the two types of frames, it's necessary to describe their main properties and the technology…

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