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What is the carbon footprint of a new bike?
I don't have numbers on hand. But if you're after a cogent argument, I would point out that the car they drive has a far larger manufacturing footprint, even assuming it is manufactured in the local e …
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Carbon bikes make me nervous. Can you ease the tension?
Carbon fiber is stronger, and far less susceptible to fatigue than any other frame material on the market. It can be engineered to have the strength of titanium, the ride quality of steel, and the sti …
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Why do current, entry-level shimano rear derailers have large-diameter pulleys?
There are 2 versions of derailleurs which come with extra large pulleys.
The first, which is what is being discussed here, are the low end mega-range compatible derailleurs. A mega-range freewheel h …
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