Solution to Bashed Chainrings?
 

Per Tºm Shermªn °_° ":
That is one of the two points of this particular version of the Schlumpf
2-speed bottom bracket (the other is a wider gear range than is possible
with stock chainrings and front derailers - or to wider the gearing
range where a front derailer is not practical to use).

Ok... it's starting to soak in now: This thing actually delivers
chain movement per pedal stroke that corresponds to
conventional-sized front rings on conventional setups.
--
PeteCresswell

Solution to Bashed Chainrings?
 

(PeteCresswell) wrote:
Per Kerry Montgomery:
I think that means that you can fit either a 23 or 24 or 25 tooth chainring,
giving some flexibility in your overall gear ratio.

I got that part, but who runs 23-25 teeth on the front chain
ring?

Most 20" freestyle riders with a 9t cassette wheel.

--
Andrew Muzi
www.yellowjersey.org/
Open every day since 1 April, 1971

Solution to Bashed Chainrings?
 

(PeteCresswell) wrote:
Per Tºm Shermªn °_° ":
That is one of the two points of this particular version of the Schlumpf
2-speed bottom bracket (the other is a wider gear range than is possible
with stock chainrings and front derailers - or to wider the gearing
range where a front derailer is not practical to use).

Ok... it's starting to soak in now: This thing actually delivers
chain movement per pedal stroke that corresponds to
conventional-sized front rings on conventional setups.

I hope the CRs are made of hard steel.

--
JS.

Solution to Bashed Chainrings?
 

On Jul 6, 5:45*am, David Scheidt wrote:
In rec.bicycles.tech Mike Vandeman wrote:
:On Jul 5, 9:46*pm, Tºm Shermªn °_° " wrote:

: This should solve the problem, though I imagine the price will be high:
: http://www.seed-your-ideas.com/Triebwerk/en/index.html.
:
: It would also make transporting and going through doors and/or up and
: down stairs more easy with a SWB 'bent or tadpole trike.
:
: --
: Tºm Shermªn - 42.435731,-83.985007
: I am a vehicular cyclist.

:A much better solution: stick to pavement, and stop destroying
:wildlife habitat. Sheesh.

Says the man who wonders around other people's property with a saw. *

Restoring habitat -- something you obviously know nothng about..

Solution to Bashed Chainrings?
 

On 7/7/2011 12:33 AM, Mike "Handsaw" Vandeman wrote:
On Jul 6, 5:45�am, David wrote:
In rec.bicycles.tech Mike wrote:
:On Jul 5, 9:46�pm, T�m Sherm�n " wrote:

: This should solve the problem, though I imagine the price will be high:
: http://www.seed-your-ideas.com/Triebwerk/en/index.html.
:
: It would also make transporting and going through doors and/or up and
: down stairs more easy with a SWB 'bent or tadpole trike.
:
: --
: T�m Sherm�n - 42.435731,-83.985007
: I am a vehicular cyclist.

:A much better solution: stick to pavement, and stop destroying
:wildlife habitat. Sheesh.

Says the man who wonders around other people's property with a saw. �

Restoring habitat -- something you obviously know nothng about..

Is restoring habitat part of your court mandated public service work?

How is a HANDSAW used while restoring habitat?

--
Tºm Shermªn - 42.435731,-83.985007
I am a vehicular cyclist.

Solution to Bashed Chainrings?
 

Tºm Shermªn °_° wrote:
On 7/7/2011 12:33 AM, Mike "Handsaw" Vandeman wrote:
On Jul 6, 5:45�am, David wrote:
In rec.bicycles.tech Mike wrote:
:On Jul 5, 9:46�pm, T�m Sherm�n
" wrote:

: This should solve the problem, though I imagine the price will be
high:
: http://www.seed-your-ideas.com/Triebwerk/en/index.html.
:
: It would also make transporting and going through doors and/or up
and
: down stairs more easy with a SWB 'bent or tadpole trike.
:
: --
: T�m Sherm�n - 42.435731,-83.985007
: I am a vehicular cyclist.

:A much better solution: stick to pavement, and stop destroying
:wildlife habitat. Sheesh.

Says the man who wonders around other people's property with a saw. �

Restoring habitat -- something you obviously know nothng about..

Is restoring habitat part of your court mandated public service work?

How is a HANDSAW used while restoring habitat?



Please don't shoot spitballs at the troll.

--
Andrew Muzi
www.yellowjersey.org/
Open every day since 1 April, 1971

Solution to Bashed Chainrings?
 

Phil W Lee wrote:

T•m Sherm&n wrote

How is a HANDSAW used while restoring habitat?

It's used for removing branches that make the area an unsuitable
habitat for hikers.
And for attacking anyone he doesn't think should be there.

When he isn't using it as a weapon, I understand that Mike Vandeman
uses his saw to cut Genista, a nice-looking but invasive and
allergenic woody shrub.

Yes, it's funny that MV sees fit to remove species he considers
invasive, while actually representing the most invasive and
destructive species of all (and acting the part). And then he attacks
people in various ways for doing exactly what he's doing, minus the
gratuitous killing of wild plants.

Chalo

Solution to Bashed Chainrings?
 

Chalo wrote:
Phil W Lee wrote:
T•m Sherm&n wrote
How is a HANDSAW used while restoring habitat?
It's used for removing branches that make the area an unsuitable
habitat for hikers.
And for attacking anyone he doesn't think should be there.

When he isn't using it as a weapon, I understand that Mike Vandeman
uses his saw to cut Genista, a nice-looking but invasive and
allergenic woody shrub.

Yes, it's funny that MV sees fit to remove species he considers
invasive, while actually representing the most invasive and
destructive species of all (and acting the part). And then he attacks
people in various ways for doing exactly what he's doing, minus the
gratuitous killing of wild plants.

Chalo

An oft-told story.

At least we made maize victorious over teocinte and
sensimilla pays much better than our midwest hemp ditchweed.

I wonder if Mike would come introduce my dandelions to The
Righteous Scythe of Death?

--
Andrew Muzi
www.yellowjersey.org/
Open every day since 1 April, 1971

Solution to Bashed Chainrings?
 

AMuzi wrote:
Chalo wrote:
Phil W Lee wrote:
T•m Sherm&n wrote
How is a HANDSAW used while restoring habitat?
It's used for removing branches that make the area an unsuitable
habitat for hikers.
And for attacking anyone he doesn't think should be there.

When he isn't using it as a weapon, I understand that Mike Vandeman
uses his saw to cut Genista, a nice-looking but invasive and
allergenic woody shrub.

Yes, it's funny that MV sees fit to remove species he considers
invasive, while actually representing the most invasive and
destructive species of all (and acting the part). And then he attacks
people in various ways for doing exactly what he's doing, minus the
gratuitous killing of wild plants.

Chalo

An oft-told story.

At least we made maize victorious over teocinte and sensimilla pays much
better than our midwest hemp ditchweed.

I wonder if Mike would come introduce my dandelions to The Righteous
Scythe of Death?


The salmon mousse!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YoBTsMJ4jNk

--
JS.

Solution to Bashed Chainrings?
 

On 7/6/2011 1:12 PM, Kerry Montgomery wrote:
wrote in message
...
Per T�m Sherm�n ":
http://www.seed-your-ideas.com/Triebwerk/en/index.html.

They lost me on the "Variable chainring with 23,24,25 allow...."
--
PeteCresswell

Pete,
I think that means that you can fit either a 23 or 24 or 25 tooth chainring,
giving some flexibility in your overall gear ratio.
As Tom says, probably 'way too expensive, but it would keep the big ring on
my recumbent trike from touching the pavement when loading/unloading it from
the back of my car.
Kerry

What trike did you end up with?

--
Tºm Shermªn - 42.435731,-83.985007
I am a vehicular cyclist.