Wearing black on the bike is a no,no for me
Out of interest, what colour(s) are your trousers/leggings/shorts/tights?
Wearing black on the bike is a no,no for me
They are usually using good lighting, but why put yours at greater risk of being inconspicuous by wearing black?
kwackers wrote:The data is supposedly anonymised - that's the crux.
mercalia wrote:spread the word about this unscrupulous company, sticking to the facts.
Carlton green wrote:I believe that the next standard 700c width increment above 40mm is 47mm, perhaps you have to go to 650’s to get the required clearance but I don’t believe that 650 tyres are a common size whilst 700c’s are widely available.
mcshroom wrote:To an extent, yes. My Genesis Vapour is sized for 38mm tyres on a 700c wheel. The diameter of a 650b wheel would allow a wider tyre, but the other area of constraint would be the bulge between the seat stays as Carlton green says. Looking at my current bike when it has 38s fitted, I doubt I would be able to go much wider on the rear, even with the smaller wheel.
Carlton green wrote:I don’t know what the relative rolling diameters of both sets of tyres are but I’d be surprised if the bottom bracket didn’t sit a little lower with the new tyres - it’s probably not significant and circa 15 mm.
mjr wrote:Sweep wrote:velorog wrote:In the UK I am sufficiently familiar with the roads to be able to memorize the route .
You must have a brain - or memory capacity - the size of a planet.
Or just a memory that remembers shapes (such as junction layouts) easily.
KM2 wrote:The split race and sealed bearing must match in angle, otherwise they won’t marry together properly.
Valbrona wrote:We don't know what you mean.
Ivor Tingting wrote:I would get a refund, buy from elsewhere then send them a demand for the additional cost you have had to pay to obtain the frame if above £800.