The stupid questions thread.
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silentbutdeadly
has some good things to say
Simple answer is yes.
stirk
Burner
I didn't even get to checkout the basket of ribbed pleasure as someone snatched the last bag of 4 chainring spacers I needed also at $10 for those 'washers'
Somehow I think my loss is a win. Off to search cheaper options.
BT180
Max Pfaff
Haven't you heard? Universal Bike is a new standard.
moorey
call me Mia
27 point what now?
JTmofo
XC Enthusiast
What forks?
pink poodle
気が狂っている男
The black is pure dark matter, so it's pretty heavy.
pink poodle
気が狂っている男
I'm wishing to light a small fire in my back yard. Not just now but in the near future to cook a few bits of meat on, looking to get things a little smokey. Am I safe to assemble a containment barrier from every day bricks or cinder blocks?
Yes, though if the brickwork is wet when you start you will get some interesting noises. Try and keep the temperature under 2000C.
pink poodle
気が狂っている男
Cheers. Sounds like I will need to use a soft wood rather than a hard wood like iron bark to keep the heat down.
taquar
Likes Dirt
So I've got a 1x11 SLX setup on my bike, pretty sure it's the M7000. It's got a 28t ring up the front, but it's already too low for me.
Would this 32t ring just bolt straight onto my current cranks, and work fine with the chain which I assume is the Narrow-Wide, or whatever it is?
Looking at this one, and when I install it, do I have to remove the cranks to get the ring off?
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/au/en/shimano-slx-m7000-11-speed-chainring/rp-prod148224
Would this 32t ring just bolt straight onto my current cranks, and work fine with the chain which I assume is the Narrow-Wide, or whatever it is?
Looking at this one, and when I install it, do I have to remove the cranks to get the ring off?
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/au/en/shimano-slx-m7000-11-speed-chainring/rp-prod148224
taquar
Likes Dirt
Legend, saves me paying someone else to do it :thumb:
I usually go to the LBS for most things, but it'll be nice to do it myself for once.
Boom King
downloaded a pic of moorey's bruised arse
You may have to pull the pedal though, depends on the pedal size. See how you go.
moorey
call me Mia
Reckon I've encountered rings that I couldn't quite manoeuvre over the crank arms. Can't vouch for that one but looks close. Almost certainly have to remove pedal if it's a flat.
JTmofo
XC Enthusiast
Good practice to use on stem/bar interface as it reduces the torque needed to keep the bars from slipping.
That said, some bars come with an impregnated coating at the stem interface so paste isn't required.
If you have carbon paste... use it.