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That chainstay looks remarkably similar to my FX7.2 which came with 622x35 originally. I run 622x47 schwalbe marathon plus with a very small clearance. I had to remove part of that bracket shown in the photo above. Mudguards and rear rack all fit ok too. If I can figure out how to add a photo later ...

You can pull back the lever and run the wires in without using the spade connectors.

A4 and 316 are pretty much equivalent grades. Given that the corrosion is only internal it may well be transferred material from the Allen Key used to tighten them, rather than the screw material. We use this vendor for A4 / 316 screws of various lengths and sizes. http://www.inox.ie/acatalog/Cap_Sc...

If you can find the shimano hub dyno already build into a wheel that’s your best bet. (SON is nicer and more expensive) Mine is similar to this and I have these lights for the last 2 years. No issues plug and play. For your front rack you might prefer a different front light mount. SJS cycles has a ...

keyboardmonkey wrote:

WOT wrote:... I didn’t manage to find any post from Colin531 but will search again later...

I haven’t read it yet myself, but here’s the direct link:

https://wheel-easy.org.uk/wp-content/up ... -2017a.pdf

Superb, thank you both

Thanks, I didn’t manage to find any post from Colin531 but will search again later. I believe the pain is as a result of hills when I ride for more than an hour; I can feel it coming on during and shortly after the steeper inclines that I stay seated for. If it was just muscle soreness that would ev...

1st post, good evening all. Could anybody recommend a bike fitter in London please? I’ve got a hybrid Trek that i’ve commuted on for a couple of years with the occasional 30-50 mile Sunday spin. Recently i’m increasing my mileage with the result of some back pain. Someone used to setting up relaxed,...