Josh

Pittsburgh, PA

United States

Profile Information:

Hometown:
Lawrence, Kansas
About Me:
I've spent 14 of my 29 years on this earth engrossed in cycling. I've worked as a mechanic at shops across the US, worked as a framebuilding apprentice and product manager for a custom framebuilding company.

I enjoy all forms of cycling, especially mountain and 'cross — preferably singlespeed, thankyouverymuch.
Current Bike Collection:
Ever-changing
Favorite Race:
Anything technical.
Dream Bike:
In the works...
Favorite thing about cyclocross:
The camaraderie. The pain is a close second.
How long have you been racing cyclocross?
Just long enough to become addicted.
Racing category:
singlespeed

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  • JesseD

    I read your article on how to gut a sram double tap, nicely done, but I am curious about a few things maybe you can help. Is the re-building process very hard? What about removing the brake lever you say to "Use a small flathead screwdriver to gently pry open the plastic sleeve that fits over the brake lever pivot. Gently spreading it will allow you to use less force to remove the brake lever pin." does this sleeve go back to normal or is it loose forever and finally, Is this still relevant with newer models that have the reach adjustment. Sorry for the long question. Thanks

    Nov 18, 2009

  • JesseD

    Thanks! I think I'll wait for the brake lever option.

    Nov 19, 2009

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    Jul 21, 2019