Recent content by acoustikrage

i'm mounting mine at -3.

or if you don't like spending that much...i personally just use a 5 LED blinky light. it lights up about 10 feet in front of me, which is all i need, since most of my night riding is in the city with street lights. it's mostly a "to be seen" by motorists light.

-niterider minewt http://www.niterider.com/bike.shtml -dinotte 200L http://www.dinottelighting.com/Products.htm -fenix torch with a bike mount http://www.fenix-store.com/product_info.php?cPath=22_65&products_id=362

now that just seems like a contradiction in terms. more brittle, but stronger? hmmm.

^nordica zeros +1. could also consider line blends.

um, are you sure quenching is less brittle than a cold bend? just wondering, cuz i've heard otherwise.

mine definitely does not look like that. they're rossi axial 140 races...if that makes a difference. anyways, it doesn't really matter now since i figured out how to get the brake arms out individually.

see, that's the problem. i can't figure out how to unhook the brake. not incredible easy...or i'm just retarded.

ok, i tried searching but i can't find anything. how the hell do you take apart a pivot binding brake assembly to bend it? a link with pictures or detailed instructions would be nice.

it's only a browser problem if you're using firefox 3. internet explorer 7 and safari are color managed by default. if you're using firefox, then install this add-on: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/6891

what browser are you using?

the g9 is nice, definitely no substitution for a dslr though.

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are you zoomed all the way out? f/5.0 is a pretty high minimum f-stop.

other than boosting you ISO setting or getting more light, i don't think there's much you can do other than slowing down the shutter speed. this is assuming that the aperture is already wide open.