The stupid questions thread.
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beeb
Dr. Beebenson, PhD HA, ST, Offset (hons)
Marino?
Durability might be questionable though...
More useful answer - I think some of the 27.5" Banshees can still be setup as 26" bikes given the adjustable rear dropouts.
fjohn860
Alice in diaperland
Fantastic tyres on the front!
pink poodle
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Kind of...slope style and poodle approved.
beeb
Dr. Beebenson, PhD HA, ST, Offset (hons)
Especially when installed the right way around.
Flow-Rider
Burner
beeb
Dr. Beebenson, PhD HA, ST, Offset (hons)
Worse yet is @ozzybmx's second-hand items on the left.@pink poodle, how much are you getting for selling your arm hair on Alibarber.
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Flow-Rider
Burner
Gonna be a mess during car travel for number 2s.Worse yet is @ozzybmx's second-hand items on the left.
ozzybmx
taking a shit with my boobs out
#2s were never the problem and thankfully #1s are working well too. Got some unused spares if anyone needs them, proper Aussie hospital grade tooGonna be a mess during car travel for number 2s.
pink poodle
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What the fuck is going on with those s&m piss panties???
Arm hair makes a ripper Merkin or toupee.
Arm hair makes a ripper Merkin or toupee.
pink poodle
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Can I run these hope E bike cranks on a normal bike? From the description it seems like a no.
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safreek
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Had me curious as well. Saw some for half price on a Facebook ad a while agoCan I run these hope E bike cranks on a normal bike? From the description it seems like a no.
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The Duckmeister
Has a juicy midrange
Only if you don't want a chainring....Can I run these hope E bike cranks on a normal bike? From the description it seems like a no.
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Eeebs have the chainring mounted to the motor unit, not the crank, so e-cranks have no way to mount a chainring.
pink poodle
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Thanks @The Duckmeister . I suspected there might be something like this going on.
safreek
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Those sneaky little bastards
Jim Junkie
Used to sell drugs, now he just takes them
Sigh.. stupid question time: I am replacing my Raceface Aeffect Cinch cranks with Shimano FC-M8100-1 DirectMount cranks. Do I need a new chainring? Or can I mount the Cinch chainring on the Shimano DirectMount? I've seen the names used interchangeably in many places, but can't quite confirm their the same thing.
pixelpuppet
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So here's an eeeby question, if eeebs have the chainring mounted to the motor and not the crank then could they run a fixed rear hub? Seems the motor clearly has something of a freewheel in it already.
If they had a fixed rear they'd save a bit of weight and also be able to change gear whenever they liked, pedalling or not.
I don't have an eeeb so this might be coming from the well of completely stupid thoughts, save me from myself.
If they had a fixed rear they'd save a bit of weight and also be able to change gear whenever they liked, pedalling or not.
I don't have an eeeb so this might be coming from the well of completely stupid thoughts, save me from myself.
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pixelpuppet
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As an afterthought also, I for one am somewhat obsessed with points of engagement in rear hubs... given the chainring and crank on an eeeb can rotate independently of each other, do we ever hear about points of engagement for eeeb motors? Is this a thing?