I tried on a 42 Shimano.....will the venzo size 42 be pretty close?
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I've never tried a Shimano shoe before but I found that the US to European sizing chart was accurate so I would suggest using that rather than assuming a Shimano 42 will match a venzo 42.
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This will work, but you need to check on the shimano web site to see if your rear deraileur will work with the 28 tooth cog. Mine made noise because the idler gears were making contact with the 28t cog. I ended up buying a new mid length cage rear deraileur. They are pretty cheap online.
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If your seatpost is wider than 27.2 you could always use a shim and make it fit. (Check the numbers of your seatpost) This seatpost will not rise your seat since it is short (just 350mm long). So unless you use a 400mm seatpost full extended,it will be ok!. However, if your seatpost is long (400mm) and you use it at its full lenght, you may want a pair the seatpost with a bell memory foam seat to get the extra lenght you want. That's the best combination. I have it and it gives you plenty of comfort.
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Honestly any pedal at your local bike shop would fit perfectly fine as long as it's a bmx pedal because they are bigger. I have just some random bmx pedal on my fixed gear and I think it's the best. There is no difference in others.
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Google it and the shimano site will have the exact length. My size large 29" Nine had plenty of length.
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If you're worried about it fitting in a "narrow" fork opening, Don't worry.These tires are really more like a 26. They are smaller than any 28 I've had before.
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I'm 215 and have XC 30's on my trek 4500 and definately a big upgrade from what came stock. They come with a medium spring but you CAN get a stiffer spring if needed. Also, playing with the rebound and preload settings play a big part in dialing them in. I suppose it depends on what bike they are going on and how/where you ride. Just stay away from XC 28's as those will definitely bottom out on you lol.
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I have a pair of Shimano R077 size 40 my foot is an American woman's size 8
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I have a 107x68mm on a long haul trucker. I think I had a 110 or 113 with the same crank on a previous cross bike. So, the answer, I guess, is maybe.
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In my opinion you need to make sure you get the exact size you need, I don't know what you used to measure but you should try to look up your bike on a sight such as bike-pedia that will give you the exact sizes and stats. for your bike. That being said 27.2 is one of if not the most used seat post sizes along with 25.4 so that might be what you need, but seat post sizes are in increments of 2mm and if you do not buy the correct size it is more trouble than taking the time to get it exact.
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I've carried size 58 and 61.5 inch road bikes in this case. The 61.5 was a tight fit. Used a zip tie to hold the rear derailleur out of the way.
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No, they will not. Stick with Shimano Ultegra. FYI the picture that is shown as I write this is a Sram X.0.
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they sent me a 27.2 when I ordered a 26.8... they had told me it was indeed a 26.8 when I asked them BEFORE I purchased... they refunded my money... ask them before you buy it! I wanted one for my old diamondback ascent mtb.... i'll just keep riding the nice aluminum one I found elsewhere for now, besides, the weight is almost the same within a few grams....
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Hey Will, just wondering if you bought this bike and successfully put 32's on the bike? I just saw my friends tires and 23's are way too skinny! Not to mention I'd bet you'd feel EVERY piece of dirt. I'd like to know before I commit.
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I have purchased both for my 27 Schwinn, 1979 model, and all fits. had to pry fork at front to make rim seat properly but had no problems with either. good for touring as well
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I am also 10.5 and I always buy 45 in euro sizes. My shimano 82s fit perfectly.
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First, it's a 12-30 not 11-30 and I have used this cassette with both a 105, RD 5700 short cage and an Ultegra RD 6700 short cage derailleur. That said, it is not compatible according to Shimano. I have read a great deal about longer B tension screws, frame geometry and hanger length but have done nothing beyond fitting the cassette and cranking the B tension to get about 1/4" (6mm) clearance between the jockey roller and cogs. If you're switching from an 11-28 the chain will probably be long enough but if you current biggest cog is 25 or smaller you will probably need a new chain. Personally, I have had trouble installing the Shimano connecting pins but have had no problem using the KMC quick links with Shimano chains.