AndreZA

Jis maar julle ouens kan ook maak enige nonsens k@k en kerm. If you think it's expensive/bad quality/shop don't deserve it/you don't deserve it then don't buy it.

The easiest way to see if dishing is out is to see if the rim runs inline with the bolt of the brake caliper.

Why are you laughing? My current 52cm compact is actually bigger then what my 56cm standard frame was.

Despite all the improvements in safety, F1 is still a very dangerous sport. Last year 49 people died of boredom.

And don't forget, a 51cm compact is not much smaller then a 58cm traditional frame.

Same here with Pedros. Use it take squeaks out of hinges.

See, lube is just as personal as a saddle. I don't like Squirt on the MTB, not even in dry conditions. I do like it on the road bike and do not like Motorex on the road bike, it makes it too dirty.

I've never had a flat on mine but I'm running tubes with sealant and 26" wheels.

I got mine from Northcliff Cycles but Westdene also stocks it.

I also liked it and also think it is too thick. Lasts quite a while but I had to warm it up to get it to flow out of the bottle properly. Still have about 3/4 of a bottle of anybody want to try it. R50 is a bargain. Like André Traut, I'm also on Motorex for the MTB.

Definitely not for your wet winters.

The Sram quick link is a different colour to the rest of the chain.

How do they fit Leftys to non-Canondale bikes?

He's on a fixie so a moffie cap is enough protection.

Those Kask helmet that Sky rides with are nice. Their TT helmets are a bit freaky though.

Me too. On the lightest and never unwillingly unclipped. Now on Looks and it takes a bit getting use to.

Well, if a visor rivet falls off or original paint flakes then it will not be covered. Don't these helmet also carry the 3 year replacement guarantees?

You do not get "best". You only get "more" preferred.

You can not balance a bicycle wheel. It might just be sealant that splashes around or some that went dry and is now stuck on one side.

You forget to mention that you have to wear a moffie cap underneath your helmet. And if you can, get yourself some lycra booties, even if it is just a training ride.

You get a YBN removable (by hand) link for 10speed chains.

TIP: if you put reflective tape on your bike, first put a few strips (next to each other to the width required) of insulation tape on smooth surface (do not stretch). Cover with reflective tape. Remove and cut to size. This way it is much easier to remove is required. Reflective tape goes brittle after a while and you will not be able to remove it otherwise.

The other two will not last any longer.

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