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| Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2008 9:19 pm Post subject: Bouncing through the parking lot on 20s |
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I just ordered some new hubs and rims and such.
Profile Racing SS Mini Hubs
14mm 36H 10T LHD Rear/ 3/8 36H Front
Sun Big City Lite Chrome Rear
Sun Rhyno Lite Black Front
Black Stainless Rims
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Sounds good.
Best thing to do when you are feeling under the weather is to shop. =)
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cool, but why a left hand drive? |
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| cool, but why a left hand drive? |
I just figured that if I ever had the inclination to put on some pegs and grind, the left hand drive would be good.
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You can peg on both sides.
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| You can peg on both sides. |
I would only ride pegs on the right.
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But you can put the drive on the right as well. I have seen you ride, you are a right foot forward guy. Pegs and drive on same side will work just fine for you.
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If the sprocket is small then the ledge your grinding wont hit the chain and drive side doesn't matter as much.
I started out grinding right then switched to left due to chains snapping and I like left better.
But I am left foot forward.
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Goofy footed!!!
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I'm pleased with how they turn the cranks though 
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Yeah, yeah, yeah!
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OK,
I am so confused. I always thought you went with LHD if you would grind on the right. Not that I do that much, but if I did grind, I would probably go right side. Wouldn't that warrant a LHD ride?
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Not if the gear is small enough to clear the obstacle you are grinding.
Do you have left hand cranks?
If not your pedals will always work their way loose.
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That should clear up your confusion.
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Do you have left hand cranks?
If not your pedals will always work their way loose. |
If you don't act like a little girl when tightening your pedals this is not a problem. Got a friend who has been running rhd cranks as lhd for ever and doesn't have a single problem with the pedals comming loose. |
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