CWC if you want a shopping experience, cyclelab if you wanto pay more than you should, Evobikes if you want specifics.
Revolution cycles if you want some boutiqueness.
Have those on one style tensioners and 20t Chris King cog if anyone is interested (CT).
Won't enter. Actually wouldn't ride if I was given a ticket.
What does protein before the race help?
Usually eat the regular breakfast (Pronutro/future life/oats/mieliepap) maybe have a fruit with that.
During: peanut butter sarmie/baby potatoes/nuts/raisins
Post race, replenish the carbs, amino acids, salts etc you lost during the race. Like future life with extra whey/chicken wrap/lasagna etc.
I'm a Ninerd too, never owned or rode one though, way out of my price range... but one day...
EMD baby.
I've had issues with Hope Mini Mono's before - gave them away in fact.
But I would fit Hope brakes again.
I've been a formula convert for a while now, and they pretty awesome brakes, but expensive.
All things being equal I reckon the best value / performance brakes are Shimano Deore.
Son has them on his bike and I've had zero issues, and they are powerful stoppers.
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If your not doing the long one rather leave the pro gear at home..?
Will be doing the short one again. No way am I swimming 4k's.
Awesome thanks
If possible could someone please link me to a product that I would need to fix the problem at the headset area? So that I can see what needs to be bought and so on. Thanks a lot!
Simple kcnc race (thing going onto the fork's neck). About R50. Bike shop should be able to sort you out.
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5th or something comment.
"Developed by Dr Wan Kyn Yu" hahahahahaha
I wouldn't return my bike to a shop that would put a skewer on, instead of a TA and think it's ok.
(Sorry - this is like a red flag to a bull - I couldn't help myself!)
So you're asking the poster to keep his opinions to himself - you're anti anti religious posts? And now I'm being anti anti anti religious posts. And if you reply, you're anti anti anti anti religious posts.
Somehow, I don't think the internet is a place for you...
Was a kind request. Anyway..
What's with all the anti religion posts? Please respect the religious folk among us.
Guys quick question... I'm running ust crossmarks on my bike. It's now time to replace the mrs tires on her 29er but she doesn't ride her bike often enough to warrant 600 bucks for a new ust tire ( she's running tubes ). What non ust tires can be run tubeless and how do I do it? Sorry for the hijack but it is topic related...
Most of them. But due to their thin sidewalks they are sketchy around corners and are prone to cuts.
If she has tubes then it's ok, but tubeless You have to watch out what you buy as she might ride it off the rim on the front (think racing Ralph in non snake skin).
ZTR arch ex (50g?)
ZTR crest (120g?)
No not worth the money IMO. If you have heavy hubs then I would consider it.
xx1 would work out twice as much as xt. SLX is as good with just a few extra grams.
According to a review the rd weighs 10 grams more than xt shadow +. Only one shifter so the setup mixed with xt cank should actually weigh in less.
Well, it seems to have aged well as it has a good "indicative market price". It has more than doubled in value over the years despite the wear and tear at 4500 raandts.
Come now, it's a dual suspension with gripshifts.
Personal choice, what works for others may not for you...
Phenom gel and Gobi kill me, probably good if you got lots of padding under your sitbones either naturally or with chamois or whatever they call those padded girly pants
WTB Pure V race is the one for me, substantial plush padding for my skinny ass works really well.
+1
Phenom gives too little padding for my skinny ass, henge works a treat.
I did, but after the 5, 6, 7 or so person that went past and ignored me, I had to make a decision. I needed to get into work asap, so was stuck between a rock and a hard place. At the same time, I'm sitting on the side of the road bike upside down, you would think someone would also ask.
Pffft, roadies
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Olympic cycles has a massive park tools and icetoolz range.