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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Sun Tour bicycle components
Several additions to the Sun Tour article, especially about freewheels.
Fixed articles fixed!
Fixed articles fixed! Sheldon kept an older version of his fixed-gear articles online so as not to break Web links from other sites. These articles are now updated to the same content as the newer version.
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Addition to wheelbuilding page
New information in the wheelbuilding page about removing the bend from spokes where they exit the hub flange…
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Updates to pages about helmet cameras
John has updated pages about the GoPro and Contour helmet cameras to cover new models.
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Bridgestone 1982 Catalog
Thanks to Daniel den Hartog for his PDF of the 1982 Bridgestone Bicycles catalog, now online from the Bridgestone table of contents page along with all the other catalogs from 1985 through 1994 and a wealth of other information.
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Isvan on Power Management
Osman Isvan has written a paper, Power Management for Lightweight Vehicles, and has been kind enough to send it for posting on sheldonbrown.com. Isvan gives special attention to how to make the most efficient use of electrical-assist power. His conclusions … Continue reading
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Tagged battery, bicycle, electric, electrical-assist, electrically-assisted, Isvan, Osman, Osman Isvan, pedal, pedaling, power, power management
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Sachs Elan/SRAM E12 Internals
John has posted a new article about the mechanism of the Sachs Elan/SRAM E12 12-speed internal-gear hub; the largest, heaviest, most complicated internal-gear hub ever marketed — flawed execution of a brilliant design concept. The unusual way this hub establishes … Continue reading
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