Pegoretti Mxxxxxo - c.2013 - Custom 60cm

[AngryScientist]

Yep. There's a secret screw on Record/SR 12 brakes that alters the brake geometry to accommodate wider tires.

[parallelfish]

Originally Posted by cgolvin

Hmm, I seem to recall that there are a number of adjustments on those calipers to increase clearance. There was definitely a thread where a PLer went from "max 25s" to "clears 28s easily" with just a single adjustment.

I am running 28mm tires on WTO 45 wheels with record brakes on a Marcelo, no problem.

[Clean39T]

Originally Posted by cgolvin

Hmm, I seem to recall that there are a number of adjustments on those calipers to increase clearance. There was definitely a thread where a PLer went from "max 25s" to "clears 28s easily" with just a single adjustment..

“eeBrakes hate this one simple trick”

[IJWS]

Originally Posted by Clean39T

“eeBrakes hate this one simple trick”

That is one of my favorite memes!!!

[fignon's barber]

This bike really looks good as is. No way I'd upset this by changing out the perfect Campagnolo crankset for a Rotor. And there's probably one of those rules somewhere that says you can't put a power meter on a Pegoretti anyway. You Pegorettians need to post a video of you guys riding them together.

[Applesauce]

Originally Posted by AngryScientist

Yep. There's a secret screw on Record/SR 12 brakes that alters the brake geometry to accommodate wider tires.

Yeah… It’s tragically secret. I’m running 30c Pirellis in some Record brakes, with clearance for hangers-on.

[NoMoreParagon]

When in Rome.
Two Respo and one MxxxxxO

[fignon's barber]

Originally Posted by AngryScientist

Yep. There's a secret screw on Record/SR 12 brakes that alters the brake geometry to accommodate wider tires.

And where is this secret screw? Or does it have to be kept......secret?

[Clean39T]

Originally Posted by fignon's barber

This bike really looks good as is. No way I'd upset this by changing out the perfect Campagnolo crankset for a Rotor. And there's probably one of those rules somewhere that says you can't put a power meter on a Pegoretti anyway. You Pegorettians need to post a video of you guys riding them together.

Looks like I've found a more appropriate Campy SRM option.. crisis averted. It's only money, right?

[AngryScientist]

Originally Posted by NoMoreParagon

When in Rome.
Two Respo and one MxxxxxO

Outstanding.

[cgolvin]

Originally Posted by fignon's barber

And where is this secret screw? Or does it have to be kept......secret?

I hope this helps

https://forums.thepaceline.net/showp...3&postcount=42

[Wakatel_Luum]

Originally Posted by Clean39T

Technically, yes - but a SMP saddle gives about 1-1.5cm setback itself and in the taller frames with a slack STA, that can start to get pretty far back if one were to use a 25mm SB post. My sweetspot may be a 12mm setback Deda and that's where I could end up on this one.

Rules are there to be broken anyway...enjoy, it's a lovely build.

[Metz]

Originally Posted by Clean39T

Looks like I've found a more appropriate Campy SRM option.. crisis averted. It's only money, right?

Garmin power pedals + SR, done. It's much easier for us bike hoes to get out the pedal wrench and remove the pedals rather than changing out cranksets before we sell. I bought two set of dual sided refurb from BTD a few years ago. I have a Red AXS PM on my numero uno bike (keeper, ahem, for now) and use the Garmins on other bikes.

And.....can we save a bunch of time and just skip to the part where you tire of this insanely gorgeous machine and sell it to me?

[fignon's barber]

Originally Posted by cgolvin

I hope this helps

https://forums.thepaceline.net/showp...3&postcount=42

aaahhh. Got it. Thanks!

[Clean39T]

Originally Posted by Metz

Garmin power pedals + SR, done. It's much easier for us bike hoes to get out the pedal wrench and remove the pedals rather than changing out cranksets before we sell. I bought two set of dual sided refurb from BTD a few years ago. I have a Red AXS PM on my numero uno bike (keeper, ahem, for now) and use the Garmins on other bikes.

And.....can we save a bunch of time and just skip to the part where you tire of this insanely gorgeous machine and sell it to me?

I've still never tried PM pedals.. I suppose that would be a decent solution and I've thought about picking up Assiomas multiple times. It's not like I really need a PM - but I do like the quantification and tracking of relative effort.. it sometimes helps me put a governor on my Ricky Bobby proclivities too, which isn't a bad thing.