NINER_boy

Hi Hubbers As I am sure everybody has been doing, I have been keeping an eye on indoor trainer prices, as the cabin fever is getting to me. A week ago, most online retailers had the Wahoo Kickr 4 at R19 999. This week, it is priced at R24 999. That is a 5k jump. I understand the R/$ exchange rate and then some, but in the last month (I take it that stock will be ordered systematically), the exchange rate only changed around 12%, and that is far from the 25% on the trainer price jump. 16th of March 2020 it was R16.63 to 1$ 16th April 2020 it is R18.74 to 1$ Seems excessive. Anyone else noticed?

Looks nice, but sure once the shock pressures are tuned in they are tuned in, and you can dot them down and top up to that. Don't quite understand how this will be something fitted permanently on a bike...

Very moving story. Guts and glory!!!

Maybe your tyres were leaking air anyway before the Prepsol. Hope yoou get it sorted soon Happy Hoopin

No chain, no no no... NO Brakes!!!! Yeah Yeah Yeah. Respect, that must have taken some brass B's

One or two sizes smaller chainring maybe... Happy hoopin

Hi DirtyFrank Who installed the needle bearing for you? Did you require special tools? And, where did you say you ordered the RWC from? Oh yes, what about the lower / bottom bushing? Did you get 2x sets of bearings and fitted top and bottom? Thx

Hi Droo I also have this from time to time on my Niner RIP9 rear shock. Replace the bushings on average every secind time I service the shock. My question to you, is will those RWC needle bearings solve this completely or last significantly longer? Hope you can help

Yep, look crc and searched garmin... http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/za/en/s?q=garmin Must be sales restrictions and deals that the local distributors have with the parent companies. So we keep on getting shafted harder in sa. Always had an issue with being able to buy stuff in foreign currency at RRP, include international shipping and still cheaper than buying locally in SA. And so my Saturday is stuffed up. Thx

http://www.bikeradar.com/mtb/gear/article/trail-tech-disc-brake-rotor-size-37050/

If the 180g is beating you up, take a pee before you ride... Get the Flow, less trouble and less maintenance. Fit and forget!!!

The one that doesn't bite you in the arse. A saddle is a very personal thing, so try before you buy. The best value for money might fit your pocket, but might just not fit you rear end. Try a few

http://www.pinkbike.com/news/Tech-Tuesday-Gorilla-Tape-Tubeless-Conversion.html

Get Gorilla duct tape, and cut to size (width). Lasts super long and leaves no glue gunk residue when removed. And oh yes, did I mention waterproof for your sealant... Get from Campers outdoor

Funny, NO, I am not advertising extra curricular activites...