Etymology: Aged English tapor, possibly from Latin pap?rus papyrus (from its use as being a wick)?taperer n ?tapering adjBecause the shadows of evening approached Marheyo's household have been once more assembled beneath his roof: tapers were being lit, extended curious chants were being raised, interminable stories had been told (for which one cur… Read More

As you might have read in my “Handlebar 101” podcast way again when (demonstrate #70), If your bar feels way too low (peak), it is best to try out to find the bar top from your bar mount rather than the handlebar itself. Obtaining the top out of your bar mount enables you to continue to keep suitable technique (placement) through corners (the p… Read More

Tapers in drainage systems are essential components that facilitate a smooth transition between pipes of differing diameters. Rather than forcing incompatible pipes together—risking structural failure—these fittings ensure a reliable connection, especially during system upgrades where pipe sizes may vary.Taper Bends: Size Transitions with Angle… Read More

Pipe taper fittings are specialised components used to link pipes of different diameters within drainage systems. Their function is to create a controlled transition between pipe sizes, which avoids risks such as backflow, blockages, or leakage points. These fittings are especially relevant in refurbished setups where existing and new pipework may … Read More

Tapers are form-fitted elements used to unite pipes of varying diameters in drainage networks. Their role is to ensure a controlled size reduction, which helps reduce the chance of flow restriction, backflow, or leakage. When drainage systems are retrofitted, tapers deliver a more stable solution than forcing mismatched pipes together.Why Taper Ben… Read More