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I'm living in Astoria. It rains here. All the time.
I'm living in Astoria. It rains here. All the time.


The rain bike will have
I think I will name this bike "Moss".


* Soma Wolverine unicrown fork
Initial component specs October 2021
 
* Soma Wolverine "B" Moss Green 56CM -- finally back in stock February 2022
* Soma Wolverine unicrown fork, also green
* Rohloff 500/14 Speedhub (32 hole) with Co-motion shifter
* Rohloff 500/14 Speedhub (32 hole) with Co-motion shifter
* DT Swiss 350 front hub (32 hole) 15mm through axle centerlock disc
* DT Swiss 350 front hub (32 hole) 15mm through axle centerlock disc
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* Rear rack? The [[Davidson Discovery]] set up with a small rack and Carradice bag has been great. I have many frames in storage right now. Maybe the Tubus that came on the [[Longbikes Slipstream]]?
* Rear rack? The [[Davidson Discovery]] set up with a small rack and Carradice bag has been great. I have many frames in storage right now. Maybe the Tubus that came on the [[Longbikes Slipstream]]?


I bought virtually every part for it except... the FRAME. It is backordered.
== Bottom bracket + crankset? ==
It's supposed to get a Soma Wolverine frame but... supply chain... sigh...


I already have a Soma FORK but no frame
I still need to finalize the bottom bracket and crankset and chainring.
so... find a different frame?
The issue is picking parts that will give me the correct chainline for whatever frame I get.


It has to accommodate the Gates / Rohloff drivetrain so... build a frame?
== Dropouts and hangers ==


I still need to finalize the bottom bracket and crankset and chainring.
I am inclined at some point to replace the derailleur hanger with
The issue is picking parts that will give me the correct chainline for whatever frame I get.
(https://www.paragonmachineworks.com/hangers-inserts/adjustable-dropouts/10-mm-right-side-insert-for-sliding-dropout-no-hanger-choose-color.html a simpler one).
According to
(https://www.mtbr.com/threads/info-on-soma-tange-ird-adjustable-dropouts-analog-juice-b-side-wolverine.962971/ this MTBR link) I can use any
(https://www.paragonmachineworks.com/hangers-inserts/inserts.html Paragon Machine Works sliding dropout inserts)
with the Soma Interloc/Tange dropouts.
This is good information.
 
The (https://www.paragonmachineworks.com/faqs/adjustable-dropouts.html Paragon website has excellent technical information),
the Tange and Interloc sites have '''nothing'''. Soma has the specs I needed to start learning and ordering parts.
 
== Hardware ==
 
qty usage size
4 Dropouts M8 x 1.25 x 18 mm
 
racks and fenders
 
water bottles - glass filled fiberglass, 100 for $17 tensile strength 27,000 -
these are to fill the extra holes and be impervious to water and very light.
6 in the frame and 6 in the fork
 
 
M5 x 10mm PMW $4.45 MC grade2 socket head $3.19, cap head grade 5 $11
 
Ti screws can take higher torque, which makes them good for the dropout hangers.
 
There are no button head screws from McMaster. SS with tensile strength 70,000 would be
$11 for 25 screws. Hex head (which I can't use) Ti are $14 each and tensile strength 130,000
 
Ever had a critical SS screw break off? Hmm I have... Ti is far stronger...
 
(https://mcmaster.com McMaster-Carr)
 
Paragon Machine Works-
(https://www.paragonmachineworks.com/catalog/product/view/id/3560/s/titanium-screws-for-conventional-sliding-dropouts-choose-style/category/468/ Dropout screws)


[[Category: Bicycles]]
[[Category: Bicycles]]

Revision as of 19:52, 26 February 2022

I'm living in Astoria. It rains here. All the time.

I think I will name this bike "Moss".

Initial component specs October 2021

  • Soma Wolverine "B" Moss Green 56CM -- finally back in stock February 2022
  • Soma Wolverine unicrown fork, also green
  • Rohloff 500/14 Speedhub (32 hole) with Co-motion shifter
  • DT Swiss 350 front hub (32 hole) 15mm through axle centerlock disc
  • Velocity Quill rims 32 hole black
  • DT Swiss Competition 2.0 double butted spokes
  • DT Swiss 12mm nipples
  • Magura MT-8 Pro Carbon hydraulic disc brakes
  • Magura Storm 160mm rotors
  • Gates CDX sprocket stainless steel 19t
  • Gates Carbon Drive CDX belt 155t x 1265mm
  • Weird kind of drop bars with 31.8mm center section
  • Continental Gatorskin black 700x28 tires
  • Continental standard tubes
  • Interloc Racing Design 1-1/8" headset
  • Dimension stem 80mm x 83/97 degree 31.8mm
  • Ritchey classic 2 bolt seatpost 27.2mm x 350mm
  • Thomson seatpost clamp 29.8mm
  • Fenders, I think I have a set leftover from the Raleigh Alyeska
  • Rear rack? The Davidson Discovery set up with a small rack and Carradice bag has been great. I have many frames in storage right now. Maybe the Tubus that came on the Longbikes Slipstream?

Bottom bracket + crankset?

I still need to finalize the bottom bracket and crankset and chainring. The issue is picking parts that will give me the correct chainline for whatever frame I get.

Dropouts and hangers

I am inclined at some point to replace the derailleur hanger with (https://www.paragonmachineworks.com/hangers-inserts/adjustable-dropouts/10-mm-right-side-insert-for-sliding-dropout-no-hanger-choose-color.html a simpler one). According to (https://www.mtbr.com/threads/info-on-soma-tange-ird-adjustable-dropouts-analog-juice-b-side-wolverine.962971/ this MTBR link) I can use any (https://www.paragonmachineworks.com/hangers-inserts/inserts.html Paragon Machine Works sliding dropout inserts) with the Soma Interloc/Tange dropouts. This is good information.

The (https://www.paragonmachineworks.com/faqs/adjustable-dropouts.html Paragon website has excellent technical information), the Tange and Interloc sites have nothing. Soma has the specs I needed to start learning and ordering parts.

Hardware

qty usage size 4 Dropouts M8 x 1.25 x 18 mm

racks and fenders

water bottles - glass filled fiberglass, 100 for $17 tensile strength 27,000 - these are to fill the extra holes and be impervious to water and very light. 6 in the frame and 6 in the fork


M5 x 10mm PMW $4.45 MC grade2 socket head $3.19, cap head grade 5 $11

Ti screws can take higher torque, which makes them good for the dropout hangers.

There are no button head screws from McMaster. SS with tensile strength 70,000 would be $11 for 25 screws. Hex head (which I can't use) Ti are $14 each and tensile strength 130,000

Ever had a critical SS screw break off? Hmm I have... Ti is far stronger...

(https://mcmaster.com McMaster-Carr)

Paragon Machine Works- (https://www.paragonmachineworks.com/catalog/product/view/id/3560/s/titanium-screws-for-conventional-sliding-dropouts-choose-style/category/468/ Dropout screws)

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