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My derailleur 11 tooth guide pulley rubs against the main cog, and the B screw doesn't help. I can screw the B screw out, allowing the cogs to get closer, but I can't make the gap any wider, the B screw just doesn't get to a point where the derailleur stops. The sunrace hanger, and the hanger I am using both have the stop at the bottom, and I'm guessing that the stop on the side would do the trick;

Any ideas?

Edit: Where I would like the screw to stop.

Golf Digest recently shared a course tour on YouTube which you can see here.

They mention "discovering" the back bunker on the 8th green, and I find that to be fascinating!

Does anyone have more info on the discovery?? How do courses lose features like this?? Wouldn't there be an initial blueprint of the course somewhere with the bunker listed?? Was it added later, only for the bunker to have grown in?

I've been to plenty of courses where you end up in a grass bunker that looks like it used to be sand, but for a course like Blackpage??

What's the story of this "new" bunker?

EDIT: Just some photos; Can't tell if there's a Bunker in [this

How is the stabilization in the ACT II??? Does it do a good job?

You really can't beat the price if it works well. Does it connect to Strava / Relive??

The Minimum Fare for a Lyft in Philadelphia is $6.50. That breaks down to $4.50 for the ride and $2.00 safety/service fee.

The Minimum amount a driver can be paid is $3.60. This represents the 80% I originally agreed to. It's $6.50 minus the service fee of $2 multiplied by .8 . OK, Great! Am I happy that Lyft get's two dollars from the ride, regardless? No, but at least the math "works".

Well why is there always a question? Because Lyft is telling us we are being paid based off distance and milage, and then charging the passenger on different rates.

Did you know, the maximum amount you can be paid for any ride is $320? That doesn't include tips, just time and distance.

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