I have just got delivery of my new Air Friday in preparation for TBT (the big trip) next year. bikefriday.combikespecs99.cfmOpen ↗ I got it with a Campy Centaur triple (partial to Campy as I am) The front chain-wheels are an otherwise massive 58-48-36 to compensate for the 20" wheels but the long cable length required for a folding bike + the large chain-rings and gaps means that the front derailer jumps the the chain off large chain-ring irrespective of the derailer limit adjustment.
Who is the best Campagnolo setup person in Melbourne?
Apart from that (and I have a year to sort this one out) it's mighty fun, the beam makes for an interesting ride:-)
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 22:25:43 +1100, ProfTournesol <[email hidden]> wrote:
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Who is the best Campagnolo setup person in Melbourne?
One contender would be Matt Jackson who used to work at ACR. I don't know where he's working now. Last time I saw him he was fiddling with Robbie McEwen's bike at Dacklands in January working for Porsche-Drapac.
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 22:25:43 +1100, ProfTournesol <[email hidden]> wrote:
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Quoted message said:
Who is the best Campagnolo setup person in Melbourne?
One contender would be Matt Jackson who used to work at ACR. I don't know where he's working now. Last time I saw him he was fiddling with Robbie McEwen's bike at Dacklands in January working for Porsche-Drapac.
