Chadvdw67

15 that he has built this year surely?

What I want to know is, how many rigid forks do you have "just laying around" for all these bikes 😂🤣

You more than likely dont NEED one, but they do add a nice little bit of bling to the bike, on my old Norco I had the chain drop 1 time, so I put on a OneUp chain guide, never had an issue again, it was then transferred to the next bike, it is an added safety net, and I just like the way they look...

Ok great, we add the courier fee the price, all is fantastic, the buyer is still paying via BHP, when the courier truck gets burnt, the buyer does not get his bike, BHP pays him his money back, including the courier fee, the seller is now sitting at a total loss though, including the courier fee... The only fair way to deal with a situation like that is to make the buyer arrange the courier to collect, the onus then falls on him to make sure if the courier insures that shipment, if the seller has proof that he has sent the bike with courier and that an incident has taken place where there is a total loss of the item, which the courier would be able to provide, then he should get payed, and the buyer should then get payed out by the couriers insurance, and if the buyer didnt make sure to insure it, well then unfortunately it would be his problem to deal with. This scenario may seem very far fetched and unlikely to happen, but as can be seen, it can happen, and has happened...

I also very curious to know what happened to the seller in this instance? Yes it is fantastic that the buyer got his money back, but now the seller sits with no bike and no money, yet he did hold up his end of the deal and sent the bike, in fact he will be down even further having had to pay the courier fee, and every time I have sent a bike with a courier, they tend to state, in small lettering somewhere, that there is no insurance on the parcel, so what happens in a case like this?

I didnt know you could cycle in the park, so.e of those hills though 🥴 not sure if I want to ride them 😅

Thanks for that droo, I have ordered some of that tape from takealot, wont be using the Ryder tape for the wheels, it can be repurposed elsewhere

That is what I got, just 31mm wide, but it is pretty much just duct tape , I have just read that because duct tape, insulation tape etc are somewhat elastic, it doesnt last long because it stretches through the spoke holes and then pops? Gorilla tape doesnt do that but leaves a horrible manky residue on the rim when you take it off.

Reviving this thread instead of making a new one Does anyone have experience using this rimtape? Is it decent quality? I bought some Ryder tubeless tape, but it is just duct tape, and I see all over the place that duct tape is no good for tubeless.... Check this out on takealot: Tubeless Rim Tape 30mm x 66m https://www.takealot.com/tubeless-rim-tape-30mm-x-66m/PLID72897105

Bontrager also have inner soles, 3 different supports

Read the article I posted above, Long offset makes the bike steer quicker, short offsets make it more stable Yes, longer offset will increase the wheelbase, but it decreases the trail, which has a greater effect on the steering than the wheelbase does

So the longer offset made it steer slowly? Funny, that is exactly the opposite of what every article I have read says when they test different offsets...

I really doubt she or you for that matter will notice much of a difference, my bike had a 44 offset fork and I replaced it with a 51mm offset, albeit 10mm more travel, and I really didnt notice much of a change in handling, the actual fork upgrade made a MUCH bigger difference, I would just put the 51 offset on, and if/when you can and budget allows, then get the 44 offset, that is what I am doing https://www.bikeradar.com/features/pushing-the-limits-of-fork-offset-an-experiment/

I think it is more a case of the bladder warranty, I see Hydrapak also has a "beyond lifetime warranty" whatever that means, but Camelbak has a great track record with replacing broken bladders

I have one for you, well at least I tjink I do, wil check tonight, PM me your number

Is it a 9 speed derailleur?

Agreed, Wolwespruits signage is horrendous, it is my favourite place to ride, so I now know most of the trails and where I should/shouldn't/can/can't go, but at least the first 3 or 4 times I went, sheesh, I got lost so bad, and MANY people I speak to have the same happen, they really could out more effort into the signage, all the trails cross each other so many times it can easily get confusing, and it isn't like there aren't enough people using the trails that there isn't money to update/upgrade the signage.....

I used to ride with an USWE pack, 2lt bladder, and some extra packing space for bars, small jacket or tools etc, now I ride with the Camelback Repack, I wont go back to the "backpack" style, it is comfy, takes 1.5lt bladder, 2 pockets for tools, bars and a small jacket, can also keep your phone in it if you need to, I like it more than the backpack style because my back doesnt get so hot But if you want a backpack style one, definitely look at the USWE, and even the Leatt packs, that "no more dancing monkey" system really works well

Yoh, sorry to hear about this happening to you, and I wanted to go there this weekend, I cant because my bike is out of commission for the weekend, but still.... I have ridden there a number of times and I have never seen anything like that there, it is sad it can happen though, makes me wonder how long my "luck" will last

Sorry, BaGearA is right, was looking for float DPS spacers, but the bullet and just bought a set, ridiculous that they are not supplied with the shock/bike when you buy it and they charge a fortune for a set, but anyway, it is what it is

Wolwespruit is awesome at the moment and not much further the Big Red Barn Rietvlei Zoo Farm was quite muddy last time is was there, but we have had a couple dry days since then, so it may be good to ride now, but not 100% sure

Cool, thanks. Luckily these dont really have any branding, nice clean looking bars, and are 800mm wide, I would like to get the matching Horizon stem though, that would just make it look so good 👌 Anyway, thread hijack over...

Why did you switch from the Nukeproof bars if you dont mind me asking? I just put Nukeprook Horizon 31.8 carbon bars on both my bikes, CRC has them selling at crazy low prices so I just went for it, 38mm rise on the Enduro sled and 25mm rise on the Trail bike

I heard they will be available end of March, I am also very keen to get one, hopefully they will have 31.8 clamp stems as well as 35