Bless you kind souls at CTC UK who creating the rear shifting cable pull ratio page. It seems, despite all the other irrational things that happen in this world, by a stroke of luck Campagnolo 10 Speed Ergo levers such as the ones I own will shift 8 speeds using a normal Shimano rear [...]
Entries Tagged as ‘Cyclo-cross’
November 13, 2008
Hanka where are those SRAM Double Tap™ shifters?
So I got the 2009 Trek XO2 working with my old gear from the Salsa. I am still uncertain about keeping the Campy Chorus Carbon 10 levers, I mean I like them well enough, but as it stands I don’t see myself converting to a Campy drivetrain and if I upgrade to 10 speed [...]
Filed under Bikes, Cyclo-cross, Mark, Racing, Training
Tags: 110 bcd, 2x9, 8 9 10 speed, 94 bcd, bikeasaurus, chainset, compact gearing, crankset, Flatbars and Gripshifts, Hanka, Jake the Snake, Katie, Ritchey Logic vintage, Rival Group, SRAM, Trek XO2
November 6, 2008
Future computers, cyclo-cross and dreams
Apparently Apple is getting back into the Chip manufacturing game again. We can only hope as x86 PC users go, that they don’t abandon Intel’s architecture completely in the near future so that we can still dual boot and run Virtual Machines like Parallels and boot alternatives like Ubuntu. What is more likely, if we’re going to [...]
Filed under Backups, Computer, Cyclo-cross, Leopard, Mark, Racing, Training
Tags: Apple Mobile Strategy, ARM, cloud computing, dirt, Ether, Grand Central, Hamptons' Cyclo-cross, handmade steel is real, knobbies, low power, massively parallel, matrix, Metro North, mud, Netbook, NeXT Computing, OS Agnostic, PA Semi, plugging, Richard Sachs, Trek XO2, Whitmore
