Little-Ben

crank probably not spaced properly or the chain could be gliding against the derailer causing a vibration to transfer into the frame and then the bb and then the crank, now that i completely drained my brain with useless info i think i will go to bed

there must be atleast 1 out of over 6500 hubbers(might not be reggies) that know how to do it

ok so i just found out that the resin i was using(bought yesterday) is actually expired.

haha thats how i feel

yeah but i would rather hear it from people who know what is going on, eg: knowing were a shop is means you could have been there or you know its reliable

can someone tell me were a shop is that supplys fiberglass and resin in the Joburg area

yeah it was new haha, used it already but it did not work as i was told it should, Fanks Mampara

Who is JB

I am in the process of building a fiberglass mould but its really not going so well because the resin is to thick to work with, i am using a polyester resin. is there someone here on the hub who works or has experience with fiberglassing that can help me. thanks Little-benLittle-Ben2009-01-21 08:34:39

agreed big H

Rode a brand new GT Marathon pro new chain and hanger on day 2 R500 Destroyed rear wheel on day 3 R????, yes may reach 4 digits after sabie had to pay for service and new brake pads R600 also have to pay towards carbon repair(due to wrecked wheel rubbing chain stays(not sure how much. over 2k when im finished paying for it all

yup' date=' it's this one: you know what i've found is great for white bar tape? those alcohol screen wipes! ps, yes, yes, hubbers, i know i posted this pic elsewhere today, but i'm kinda chuffed with myself![/quote'] beautifull bike, big brother ben has one and i have loved it ever since he has had it, also try using handy-andy, its what i have used, it never comes white but they atleast cleaner, when are you going to join BB and i on a ride through the suikerbos nature reserve. soon as i get something other than the 23 on the back. and knowing what dura ace goes for...gonna have to raid my kids' piggy banks! but, yeah, let's look at something in the new year! a 23 is perfect

yup' date=' it's this one: you know what i've found is great for white bar tape? those alcohol screen wipes! ps, yes, yes, hubbers, i know i posted this pic elsewhere today, but i'm kinda chuffed with myself![/quote'] beautifull bike, big brother ben has one and i have loved it ever since he has had it, also try using handy-andy, its what i have used, it never comes white but they atleast cleaner, when are you going to join BB and i on a ride through the suikerbos nature reserve.

are they the KCNC ones they are indeed. they are a great set, made a small difference in shifting but they for bling and not performance so it really makes no difference to me have a red set on my tarmac's dura-ace and it looks awesom thinking about getting some gold ones for my mtb aswell, thinking about what you've just said, i think they would go well on the tarmac. speaking of which, what colour's yours? mines red and carbon, so black or red bar tape? full carbon with red on, red bar tape looks cheap, black bar tape with the white stitching or full white looks very nice(full white if you dont mind replacing often). Is your tarmac the carbon on top and alu at the bottom.

are they the KCNC ones they are indeed. they are a great set, made a small difference in shifting but they for bling and not performance so it really makes no difference to me have a red set on my tarmac's dura-ace and it looks awesom thinking about getting some gold ones for my mtb aswell,

are they the KCNC ones

the jockey wheels are kind of specific, i have used a 9speed jockey on 10 speed and the otherway around, some are wider than others, main difference comes between shimano and campy were one has 10teeth and one has 11,

my polar service has been great, once it got dropped and the screen went dotty, sent it in and had the screen replaced, same happened with my dad

good point there, maybe check the saddle first, less work, then if that does not work then try moving the cleats

better to get the garmin in my theory, but thats just me

try this web page http://www.jimlangley.net/crank/cleats.html

try getting your cleats in the centre of the front of your foot(not sure what its called, and make sure your shoe can point straight in your pedal with movement in both directions(left and right)

who done it

dont worry bout that really, my reba and my dads fox both have abit of play on the fork and they are working perfectly

your headset could be tightened up or maybe you should take it in to your lbs if tightening it doesnt work, maybe the bearing is shot or the wrong size, getting it set is very easy