Exactly that! +they call you when they say they will check up on something and get back to you +their prices are at least 10% lower on the actual ticket than almost any shop i know +they have good amount of stock +no attitudes or "personalities" to deal with
Also, cost wise 29er forks rather expensive and not that many good deals, especially if you looking at taper versions with 15mm axles, budget 7k to 10k for forks alone
Do we look like personal shoppers to you? do you think we hang around on thehub waiting to serve you? Lol, just kidding, what are you trying to do? Frames are around 7k to 20k, material, brand and weight dependant.
I personally avoid LBS's From time to time I need anything urgently, they are my first call. Just today, I got some 5.1 dot fluid from them. Earlier in the week they had some rotors and adaptors no one in jhb had. Best thing about them is they have the highest ratio of actual cyclists working in the shop, giving them experiencing unmatched by most other shops....
1. You state that you KNOW it's not good etiquette to punt products on first post - but you do it? 2. You try and bypass what you think is "link" control by putting spaces in your http links - which by the way, you can post links... www.youSUCK.COM? See no spaces? 3. Then you get one of your China's to bump your post?Another person with post count of 0, but justs happens to stumble across your lonely post and comments on it? PS> products and website does look nice by the way.
Quick notes: Mr. awesme weights like 60-70kg's tops, he doesn't need anything but 160/160mm Rotors, especially if we are talking proper Ice-Tech's - and in that case, he needs model RT-86, which is 6-bolt. The pics shows he has OEM Shimano DEORE (not SLX/XT/etc). His hubs are not centre-lock.
Serious... dont think CRC has stock? .. any tips? Plus, my bike is black, its conservative... Your bike is plastic and green... the oposite of monochromatic and should have white grips...
Busy building up my new ride. YETI SB-66 FOX Factory 36 Kashima 160mm 20mm/142-12mm back SRAM XX Groupset Easton Haven: Wheels, Carbon Bars, Stem Reverb Post, Gobi Saddle
Busy building my new bike. Have no experience with XX brakes and it's driving me crazy. I'm using 185mm rotors, my frame is postmount 160. I'm using the XX 160>185 Post-2-Post adapter, bolts and spacers... Problem I'm having is when I tighten the bolts until the the frame, adapter and spacers/washers make first contact then the caliper immediately stops being movable/adjustable or align-able. This makes it impossible to align the caliper with the rotor to stop rub. Any suggestions?
