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cannondale capo 09

By afarinati on 01/13/2009. Bike tags: Fixed gear | 56cm | Brooks | Campagnolo Pista | Cannondale Capo | more tags >>
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cannondale capo 56

Mod177AA noodle bar (44) +brooks tape bar_Nitto UI-5gx (120mm)

Stock_

Mavic CXP 30 + miche primato pista

Mavic CXP 30 + miche primato pista fixed

campagnolo pista 48

brooks titanium _Nitto Dynamic 626

kmc

miche primato pista 18

modern vintage, clear fixed

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Drop Out

Submitted by RideOn505 on 01/13/2009.

What's the little metal part attached to your drop out? What does it do?

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little metal part

Submitted by afarinati on 01/13/2009.

Hi RideOn505

The little metal part is:
Surly's Tuggnuts are beefy chaintugs, well-suited to the requirements of offroaders. Unlike the MKS tugs which we sell to commuters and trackies, the Tuggnut is designed to be used singly. The disk thing is for QR users (instructions enc.) and those projections off the back are bottleopeners.

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that explanation made no

Submitted by gergm on 01/13/2009.

that explanation made no sense... at all..

If you pedal hard, the chain tensioner should prevent the hubs moving forward in the dropouts, preventing the chain from going slack. if you have a half decent wheelset/dropout, chaintugs are pretty useless.

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Aight

Submitted by RideOn505 on 01/13/2009.

Okay...thanks. I'm down with the bottle opener at least.

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