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Hi to you all. I have just posted pictures of my two Italian beauties but could not see how to receive alerts when further posts are added.
That said I have clearly seen the tick-box for alerts for this post - how can I now receive alerts for the two previous posted images ?
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Hi Joe. Thank you for your comments and especially on the notion of rearward facing QR levers.
I have always been aware of the theories behind the advice /concept but as I am now in my 71st year and have been riding QR's since the early 60's on my 1937 Hetchins Vibrant (Curly) Track Frame (coverted to road drop-outs).
I have never had one get hooked and come loose never mind get hooked on anything or anybody else for that matter - the postion that I close them at is actually easier for my hands to get a more natural grip around them.
My Hetchins (circa 1964).jpg
Nice bikes but you really need to have the front quick releases point to the rear and not to the front.