1. | Jan 9, 2018

fQk7ok https://goldentabs.com/

2. | Jul 4, 2013

Ah no. They're not. Except. . .There is a rare possibility of lonacitg some of the bolt-on attachments for use with a cyclocross bike and installing mountain bike brakes. Why is it rare? The bolt-on adapters for replacing the road brakes with mountain brakes. . .are no longer made. However, 700c wheels will fit just fine with no such complications. The old bike might need a bit of a stretch between the rear drops. Make sure is is as even as possible (see harriscyclery.com) or have the bike shop do it.

3. | Jul 1, 2013

I know, it's one of life's big problems. Then you've got the nigtamhre of tyre matching on top of all that. Bigger/heavier tread on the rear? I've got a pair of wheels on a touring and shopping bike with 36 spokes and a 32mm tyre on a wide rim on the rear, and a narrower rim on 32 spokes on the front with a 28mm tyre. Even the spokes are thicker on the rear. The hubs are the same, and both rims are mavic as near as I could get them. I count it as a pair. I made them like this because I only use rear panniers on this bike, and sometimes need to put a lot of weight in there, plus most of my 13 stone. No spoke breakages so far (about 15 years and counting).

4. | May 19, 2013

8IZXeB wioftdvqsllw

5. | Apr 28, 2013

What a pleasure to find someone who thikns through the issues