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Sunrace anyday. Was sceptical at first but pleasanty suprised by quality and durability.
Should have named it “fuckly”
Me wonders if any of our iconic idols will remain standing!!!
Ask to borrow the wife, the kids, the car is acceptable ..........Bikes and Bike tools......never ask to borrow Bikes and Bike tools.....thats just wrong dude.
Please post pictures of wife and car
Try fitting some spacers. Should firm it up
Condolences bud, when is the wake
I am going to hijack and picky back on his thread.
Plse everyone I need a sponsor(nee sponsors) for 2018/9
*Epic,
* Sani
* wine to whales
* trans alps
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Just an obsefvation - how many secondhand Scotts do you see on the hub as opposed to Giants
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What’s cross shifting?
http://road.cc/content/feature/213468-cross-chaining-it-really-all-bad
Cannot speak as to KMC compared to Shimano or Sram but you should get much more than 1500 km from a chain on a 1x system
Nope, just the opposite. No cross shifting so chain should lat longer
this is the most popular tat you going to find on bikehub
How the hell did he manage to get his left outside leg caught on his/her chainline
Can only but wish
Rather find a nice used 26" bike in the classifieds. That bike isnt great, the fork will be heavy, the rim brakes will suck, and you'll just not have a high chance of your wife liking the ride, thanks to the bike. Keep. Your eyes peeled and you'll find some great entry level bikes used for your budget. Minimum requirements for me would be hydro disk brakes. If it has those, generally everything else is going to be okay
Have to agree. Bike is weigthy, and will only frustrate your dearest. ThT being said, does she really really want to join you. A couple of us have gone down this road just to end up with an albatros hanging in the gararge
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Wet van transvaal
Personal choice and comfort is my answer. That being said started off years ago on 640;
On converting to 29er switched to 700; then 720.
Got a 760 and that was to wide for me and i had it cut to 720 - my happy medium
Sounds to me as if it is an adjustment issue to higher and lower limits. May be some cable tension as well. Pop in at your local LBS, they will sort you
My 10cents worth - had both. Eggbeaters/candy require regular service and the wire holding mechanism tend to bend on rock hits.
Spd much sturdier, less maintenace and better retention
Depending whether they have an offset chamfered edge. If they are plain, then the odds are good but as soon as they have an angle to them chanches are slim that they would stock them.
Leave them, but top up your sealant
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