Based on the information you have provided, your headset falls within the tapered standard and requires:Follow me: @AnelloGrande
Top Headset:
SHIS:ZS44 - 1-1/8" ZeroStack (ZS) Threadless
Bottom Headset:
SHIS:ZS56/40 - 1.5" ZeroStack (ZS)
Never give up, never quit just keep moving on Your a survivor just keep on living strong. When you fall down just keep on moving along, Elijah it’s the time of your song. - Lyrics from Elijah's song.Elijah came up with the ideas for a majority of the lyrics and music. Matisyahu set up a page where with a minimum $1 donation you can download the song including a special version with Elijah singing with Matisyahu in the hospital. Just follow this link to donate to The Elijah Memorial Fund. http://matisyahuworld.com/elijahssong
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BB90 and BB95 are Trek’s slip-fit bearing systems for road and mountain bikes, respectively. The road bottom bracket shell is 90mm wide, while the mountain-bike bottom bracket shell is 95mm wide. Both BB90 and BB95 shells have a 37mm ID for the bearing seat, which is molded directly into the frame. The 37mm OD X 24mm ID bearing is the same as you would find inside the threaded cup of any external-bearing system, and it is compatible with any of the standard external-bearing/integrated 24mm-spindle cranksets. Trek supplies bearing sets for all cranksets, and these bearings slip into place with finger pressure alone.From here: http://singletrack.competitor.com/2010/04/technical-faq/tech-faq-the-low-down-on-bottom-brackets_7192
- Lennard
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| Sun rises from the road, with my wheels rolling. |
I just heard about this race from CyclingNews.com. It sounds pretty cool. Not only that it's a 3 day stage race in Moab. But that it seems that mountain bike stage races are making a comeback. I like the stage race format. Back in the early 90's stage races were pretty popular. Then it seemed that unless you were sanctioned by NORBA, you couldn't put on a race. With NORBA fees, there seemed to be a drop in the number of stage races, in favor of one day races. The last stage race I did was a week long race in Hawaii. I didn't do great, but I didn't do bad either. I did have a lot of fun.
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We continue to get about 7 mtb riders for our Tuesday night "race" lap. Well, as the fall approaches some people are thinking cyclocross, soooooooooo starting in September we will switch to cross laps. Matt Kurke is making up barriers. Mountain bikes are more than welcome. We will still meet at 6pm in front of the small parking lot on the East side. There will be a predetermined amount of laps and off we'll go.I'm gonna put the knobbys back on the orange fixed for this. I may attempt it with the mountain bike once or twice, tho I'm pretty sure it will be slower.
To summarize, 6pm at Eastwood=cyclocross fun. - From the RASC boards.
The Rochester Mountain Bike Team recently completed its first season of racing! The team consisted of 15 students, including 3 girls. We competed at all 4 of the designated high school team races within the Minnesota Mountain Bike Series. We had a total of 29 race starts and 18 podium finishes.Pretty exciting stuff. I'm hoping that I can play a more active role with the team next year. Please be sure to visit and like the RMBT facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/RochesterMountainBikeTeam) to stay up to date on what's going on with the team!
