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I see lots of ripply weldy I see lots of ripply weldy looking things on my 2.0 frame.

As it is, there are some This is usually when I fall over :)

I've been bouncing this I've been bouncing this around in my head. Still not sure if/when I want to pursue this (I'll ride more on my current 50/34 round rings before deciding) but I Googled around and it seems people out there are comfortable going 1 or 2 teeth bigger with Q rings than with...

Hi Larry, if you're Hi Larry, if you're running 52X34 (not 36) then that's an 18 tooth gap. How is the shifting working for you? I was considering something like that.

If Cruzbike ever comes out Indeed.

Silvio owner here but I Silvio owner here but I should be able to help with a few of these... No. See these if you haven't: http://cruzbike.com/q-ring-upgrade-ahhhhhhhhhhhhh...... http://cruzbike.com/adjusting-elliptical-or-ovoid-chainwheels You will probably need an extra-long...

For me, step 1 would be Ditto on the ice cream but more like 30+ pounds to drop here (or one Cruzbike worth).

You guys were right of You guys were right of course, a bunch of grease in the right places got rid of the creaking. I'm still going to be extra careful with that bolt/clamp, though.

Well it certainly has an Well it certainly has an interesting look! Thanks for posting the pictures.

Eric, I stalked you over on Eric, I stalked you over on BROL to figure out what a "Strada" is... you have a velomobile now? Photos please (perhaps on a new thread though)?

Thanks Bob, that looks nice Thanks Bob, that looks nice and cheap.

Good question, I use #1 Good question, I use #1 myself... Flickr and Google, which I use for photos, don't seem to provide permanent image URLs.

I would lubricate I would lubricate metal-on-metal interfaces with a standard goopy bike grease, regardless of whether I planned on riding in the rain. Grease prevents binding and creaking.

Jim, that might work, however Jim, that might work, however the product page says the clamp will fit a 1 1/4" tube and the Silvio boom measures a bit larger. Also if the mounting rod is too wide (hard to tell from the product page) then your ankles or legs might hit it. I've been...

As for getting hi res images A couple of ways (neither super straightforward): Use an image editor to up the compression or your JPEG before you try to upload to the Cruzbike servers. I usually have to get images under 300k for them to be accepted. You can also decrease the resolution if...

Congratulations Larry. Congratulations Larry.

OMG there's a rocket on that OMG there's a rocket on that thing.

Hi Billy, I could be wrong Hi Billy, I could be wrong but I think that since you mounted your dowel high up below the handlebars, your results do not distinguish flex/twisting in the steerer extension tube from flex in the boom. I'm curious whether the results would improve at all by lowering...

Thanks for the feedback.Yes, Thanks for the feedback. Yes, I believe the clamp will still work fine as a clamp and the bolt will still tighten down with this minor damage. I do wonder though if the creaking I'm hearing now is from the minor damage. Maybe the right thing to do is just to...

A couple of weeks ago I noticed some new creaking sounds from the boom area of my Silvio, which had been silent since the last time I greased and tightened everything. The sounds appeared to be coming from the slider clamp (which clamps the boom above the fork). After some disassembly I...