splat

Probably best to remove the cassette. You then avoid the risk of getting degreaser into the freehub body.

I also weigh in at about 100kg on a dual sus with tubeless. 2.0 up front and 2.2 at the back? I am trying that for a while after 2 pinch flats and a dinged rim on the rear.

I also feel a bit tyred

Each one of those custom Madone's get uglier and uglier. Somebody called it a viral marketing campaign for Trek.

Got another pinch flat on Friday! AND dinged the rim properly. I think my pressure was a bit low and I was riding like a tonsil. Then, my rear hub seized up yesterday. What a fun weekend!

Kevin @ BMC (Bicycle Maintenance Company) in Woodstock.

Thanks JB!

He obviously had his medication this morning...

Are you bitching about bitching? splat2009-04-30 02:25:11

Dowload the pdf here: http://www.polar.fi/en/support/downloads?product=&category=User+manuals&documenttitle=User+Manual+for+S725+in+English&document=/gip/PKBStoGIP.nsf/web_cat/C225742500419A8AC2256EA2004A3C90 Its about 2.5Mb

And of course there is the warantee to consider...

MODEL NAME<?: prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /> WAS NOW RALEIGH RC LTD CARBON 54,299.95 39,999.95 <?: prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" />RALEIGH RC8000 CARBON 40,699.95 29,999.95 RALEIGH RC7000 CARBON 32,199.95 23,999.95 RALEIGH RC7000A 20,399.95 15,999.95 RALEIGH T6000 20,399.95 18,999.95 RALEIGH RC6000C WOMEN 26,999.95 18,499.95 RALEIGH RC6000 CARBON 22,999.95 18,499.95 RALEIGH RC6500A 16,299.95 12,999.95 RALEIGH RC6000A 16,299.95 12,999.95 RALEIGH TRI6000 20,299.95 13,999.95 RALEIGH RC3000 CARBON 17,599.95 14,499.95 RALEIGH RC3000 WOMEN 11,499.95 7,999.95 RALEIGH RC3000 ALLOY 11,499.95 7,999.95 RALEIGH RC2000 9,399.95 5,999.95 RALEIGH RC1000 6,799.95 4,699.95 splat2009-04-30 02:06:11

I dont think tools are included any more: What is included? A copy of the Big Blue Book of Bicycle Maintenance. A Yellow Saddle workshop apron worth R95-00 Full course notes Talk and demonstration Hands-on experience Practice Lunch, coffee/tea and snacks Camaraderie and friendship Membership of the Yellow Saddle technical network. E-mail support Certificate of attendance What else do I need? Toolkit Workstand

Thanks Big H!

I have been considering his course for a while now, but R2800.00 is heavy on my wallet...

OK, on a serisous note... What are they for and do I need them?

What, like grind them flat?

Be careful or I will send VomitusMaximus to tighten your cones!!

Instead of buying a full tool kit, I am buying individual tools here and there. Cone spanners are on my list (if I were to use a Park Tools kit as a template). What sizes do I need - if any? And what are they used for?splat2009-04-29 06:26:49

Stop posting pics and build the bike. I wanna see the finished product - its gonna be awesome!

Who are you dealing with? A mate of mine has been waiting for his CR1 replacement since the 99'er...

I have been riding up the singletracks in Tokai more often lately. I always took it for granted that the climber gets right of way. About 2/10 descenders stopped for me. 8/10 just blasted through - 3/8 said thanks. Clearly there is no protocol in this regard. Not a lot of this either.splat2009-04-29 00:01:30

EtienneB - Everyone is an expert on The Hub!

That is quite an eventful ride! Luckily you ride with 2 spare tubes. I also got a pinchflat/snakebike on my new Mountain King rear tyre on my second ride. Stans wouldnt fill it, so I patched it. Bit of a P.I.T.A. but it's holding. I was dissapointed with the tyre as I didnt think I hit whatever I hit that hard. But then I saw the ding in the rim... Stans didnt fill the hole which I didnt think was that bike - but it was right at the rim and I suppose its difficult for the Stans to get there and do its job.