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FYI, on the Vendetta product FYI, on the Vendetta product page, if you click past the product photographs, you will get to diagrams showing the different "triangle set" options.

After my scolding from John, After my scolding from John, taillight mounting #2, stable but off center (and still dead simple):

Hm, guess I could try a tie Hm, guess I could try a tie like Eric used.

Elliot, I found this product Elliot, I found this product page: http://kssuspension.com/products/accessories/air-8-hi-pressure-shock-pump/ If the shock pump uses a Schrader valve, maybe a Presta adapter would let you pump the tires with it, not sure...

Mummy-wrapped handlebars and Mummy-wrapped handlebars and dead-simple front light installation. I hope the white bar tape becomes a little less bright: Nothing fancy here, I was just surprised how easy it was to install a basic headlight on the boom: Taillight is clipped onto the...

Philip, my only comment is Philip, my only comment is that adding a chainstay extension to the Silvio may compromise the straighter body position you are after. The bike should fit you fine without an extension, and your BB should still be significantly higher than (for example) mine due to...

Ivan, my ferrule went right Ivan, my ferrule went right through that hole. I think you must have an oversized ferrule or an undersized hole. In any case, it seems to have worked out well for you.

Agreed (with Larry), some Agreed (with Larry), some really nice pictures, Ivan... Like Eric, I'm curious about the reflective strip on the seat stay. I have yet to work out my own reflector/lighting plan for my bike. Ivan, I guess you are monitoring your speed with your Garmin? How...

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Looks like SRAM Rival. We are Looks like SRAM Rival. We are just about Silvio twins.

I put black electrical tape I put black electrical tape on my boom when I adjusted it. I can tell if anything moves, otherwise it blends right in.

Just went for my second, Just went for my second, short ride and things are running smoothly. Looking forward to some longer rides where I can really test out the bike. In order to fix my FD shifting, I put the bike on my brand new repair stand, snipped off the cable tie the bike shop put...

Thanks for the tips, Thanks for the tips, Nanda. Some fun with a repair stand:

Congrats, looks like another Congrats, looks like another unique beast is about to be born.

I used to have I used to have chainring/front derailleur problems on my Sofrider, the chain would sometimes lock up or fall off. One time I noticed that some of the teeth on the large chainring were actually bent sideways, I hammered them straight with a rubber mallet and that seemed to help...

Hm, maybe my bike shop just Hm, maybe my bike shop just doesn't know how to tune a derailleur...

John -- I do plan to clip off John -- I do plan to clip off the cable tie, it certainly looks out of place on this machine... The cable does route through the hole you point out. I guess I don't need to worry about crimping a cable liner if I use it.

The clamp should have a notch The clamp should have a notch next the bolt hole on one side. I'm not sure from your picture, but find the bolt head with a feature to match the notch, then mate it with the other part that gives the right length for the clamp. I doubt these crappy photos will...

I think my FD shifting issue I think my FD shifting issue is down to the cable loop that goes around the bottom bracket. I used "compression free" shifter cable housing, which is very stiff and does not bend around the BB well, leaving some slop in the cable. My bike shop commented on this when...

Timothy, click on the "SRAM Timothy, click on the "SRAM Force" option. It lists "Sram Rival GXP Crankset". This is what Romel is asking about.