Then you'll be crap on the flats and downs and people will point and laugh and think you're a girl 'Everyone can race the flats and the downs, train for the hills' Dangerous Dan circa 1991
Despite the assurance from at least 2 bike shops my experience is that the plastic Bontrager tubeless strips do not 'just work' in any rim. I have a set of wheels where they just slot in no worries, another set where they need some coaxing and then a set of I believe Alex DM18 or something like that where they will not fit When I say will not fit I mean that it is not possible to get the 'edges' to be within the rim edge. Last night I decide that perhaps some further investigation was necessary, checked it out and trimmed about a millimeter or so off of each edge and 'hey presto' worked a charm Anyway might be useless information but hopefully will help someone someday Use it don't use it ......
You could go to Summit Cycles in Midrand, the owner, Anton, is a bit of a nutter but a top class bloke nonetheless +27 (11) 315-8311 Shop 11 Value Fair Shopping Centre Old Pretoria rd Midrand South Africa
I think that is bad form, bad manners and downright rude but ja we don't all have the same level of morals and idea of what's 'right' .... just saying .....
Don't know her but do know that not every one considers the Hub 'that' important. Maybe Ride magazine will handle this in a 'legal' manner? Just saying ....
If not for the reasons given above then why do these guys in CSA have these jobs? Money (are these big paying jobs with super bonuses)..... power ....... what is it that keeps them there? Just saying
Correct, I have this on a road bike with a 9 speed crank and everything else is 10 speed - I have tried everything but clearly I am not 'precise' enough
