No weakest link. SRAM'S new Super Narrow 10-Speed Power Chain features the PowerLock connecting link — the only secure toolless attachment device for a sub 6mm chain in todays market. SRAM PC1091R series chains also feature hollow pin construction and outer plates with lighting holes for weight savings with no sacrifice of strength. Lightweight, smooth, precise-shifting. A true high-performance product.
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Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Why Fixie?
What's a "fixie?"
“Fixie" is short for “fixed gear,” which is a slang term for bicycles that have drivetrains with one gear that's fixed to the rear wheel so that you cannot coast and must continue pedaling whenever the bike's moving. Fixies are among the most simple of bicycles because they don't require derailleurs, shifters, double- or triple-chainring cranksets, or, in some circumstances, even brakes.
Friday, May 6, 2011
Fixie Chain Maintenance
Basically the chain should be tight enough to engage the sprockets without binding (too tight) , or skipping (too loose).

For maximum forward and reverse pressure control, you want the chain to have a slight ‘pre-load’ against the teeth. You can guestimate this very easily by checking the slack at the center of the chain . It should be about 10 – 15mm.
For maximum forward and reverse pressure control, you want the chain to have a slight ‘pre-load’ against the teeth. You can guestimate this very easily by checking the slack at the center of the chain . It should be about 10 – 15mm.
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Sunday, May 1, 2011
Keep Your Folding Bike In Maximum Performance
To keep your folding bike operating at maximum efficiency, it’s important to follow a few basic maintenance procedures that will keep you riding safely and help extend your folding bike’s lifespan.
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chain,
folding bike,
maintenance,
vintage
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Gears For Mountian Bike
Gears are the components that define the evolution of the mountain bike. Don’t believe us? Take a look back in history, to Marin County, California where it all began. The legendary Repack started as a downhill race for beach cruisers in 1976, and the riders used a truck to get them to the top. Later that year, over in Colorado, those same pioneers pushed their klunkers around the first Pearl Pass Tour to Aspen.
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chain,
dh,
downhill,
gear,
gear bike,
mountain bike
Monday, January 17, 2011
Fixie Inc. Peacemaker with Belt Drive
Belt drives are not mainstream... yet. The Fixie Inc. Peacemaker was my weapon of choice for my first Belt Drive ride and the main thought in my mind was how direct the transmission would actually be.
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