Just back from a couple of hours testing on the local hills – it’s really nice to ride a rigid bike again.
Weight I don’t know will weight it in the morning.
Risers and bar ends – not sure I could get up anything in the Peaks without the latter.
Tazzie’s wobbly rings are similar to the old Biopace rings but they work.Wibbly Rings
This is my lad catching up with his old dad on top of the moors behind Bradwell Edge and Abney!!
It’s fine – the chain length never needs to vary as the amount of tension remains constant. When the longest axis of the ellipsoidal ring is at the front it is smaller on its shortest axis at the front the longer axis is vertical which maintains the tension, – sounds all wrong but it works beautifully. (Think I missed a career in teaching, that’s clear as mud! :D)
It’s fine – the chain length never needs to vary as the amount of tension remains constant. When the longest axis of the ellipsoidal ring is at the front it is smaller on its shortest axis at the front the longer axis is vertical which maintains the tension, – sounds all wrong but it works beautifully.
I get it now; thanks. I was thinking it was offset, like a cam.
Sounds interesting. That said, i’ve had no problems with circular chainrings thus far…
It would be cool to say they are named after a mythical riding god from the badlands of North Staffs, but the reality is that Tazzie (from here) struck up a deal with Goldtec, going out of his way for his fellow sillytrackworld brethren. The chain does actually go tight/loose/tight/loose, but it’s not really a problem. I’m a convert. They even out the power delivery, especially on a singlespeed. And they last really well too. There was talk of a Ti version but not sure if that got off the ground. Tazzie reckoned on going 1 or 2 teeth bigger than normal, so I went 33/18 on my ferris wheeler.
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