ChrisF Posted January 11, 2018 Posted January 11, 2018 Well done gents! I have said it before but TMTB must be an organization with some of the best service and organizing I have ever seen. Picked up my board this week and realized just how spot on they are again. I bought in December, and went to Bloemendal for it. Got to choose our numbers. Ended up with a numbers matching set for Maritz (dependant) and myself. PS - IF you want to remove the board between rides .... SportsmansWarehouse sells "pump straps". VERY handy to use these velcro straps for the boards. BUT, you must ASK for it at the cycling department, the straps are kept in the back of the store .... Andrew_Smith, Hairy and DJR 3
Hairy Posted January 11, 2018 Posted January 11, 2018 I bought in December, and went to Bloemendal for it. Got to choose our numbers. Ended up with a numbers matching set for Maritz (dependant) and myself. PS - IF you want to remove the board between rides .... SportsmansWarehouse sells "pump straps". VERY handy to use these velcro straps for the boards. BUT, you must ASK for it at the cycling department, the straps are kept in the back of the store ....kief, what did they ask for the straps ... last time I saw any they were ridiculously overpriced.
ChrisF Posted January 11, 2018 Posted January 11, 2018 R15 each (R30 per bike) hardly worth the effort of getting velcro from the hardware store and trying to make something up myself .... DJR 1
Eddy Gordo Posted January 11, 2018 Posted January 11, 2018 (edited) I use reusable cable ties. Cant remember where I got them from tho. Edited January 11, 2018 by Eddy Gordo DJR and Hairy 2
Fox3 Posted January 11, 2018 Posted January 11, 2018 I bought in December, and went to Bloemendal for it. Got to choose our numbers. Ended up with a numbers matching set for Maritz (dependant) and myself. PS - IF you want to remove the board between rides .... SportsmansWarehouse sells "pump straps". VERY handy to use these velcro straps for the boards. BUT, you must ASK for it at the cycling department, the straps are kept in the back of the store ....Also bought in December...didn't get to choose my numbers though...
DJR Posted January 11, 2018 Posted January 11, 2018 I use reusable cable ties. Cant remember where I got them from tho.Outdoor Warehouse and most off road 4x4 type shops will stock them.
Mopkop Posted January 12, 2018 Posted January 12, 2018 Chapter2 Tere, Her name is Terry. I didnt have time to take on the road pics as yet but I have been riding her and she is stiff AF!!! Power goes where it needs to. Please forgive the white saddle, I am looking around for a black perch. All in 7.72kgs as on the pics, I need to fit the red cassette still and that should knock about 150g and the possibly lighter pedals Maori artwork on the downtube Just a pity I do not have the fitness to do her any justice JanJan, shaper, Eddy Gordo and 13 others 16
Capricorn Posted January 13, 2018 Posted January 13, 2018 Chapter2 Tere, Her name is Terry. I didnt have time to take on the road pics as yet but I have been riding her and she is stiff AF!!! Power goes where it needs to. Please forgive the white saddle, I am looking around for a black perch. All in 7.72kgs as on the pics, I need to fit the red cassette still and that should knock about 150g and the possibly lighter pedals IMG_20180111_162559.jpg IMG_20180111_162603.jpg IMG_20180111_162638.jpg IMG_20180111_163606.jpg Maori artwork on the downtube IMG_20180111_163625.jpg Just a pity I do not have the fitness to do her any justice omw, that's such an attractive bike! what's your build-out on that beauty? Mopkop 1
ChrisF Posted January 13, 2018 Posted January 13, 2018 (edited) Uhm ja .... not a glamorous purchase ..... Took the cassette off and got a shock to see just how much gunk accumulates inside the gears !! Went out and got the "thin brush" to be able to clean the gears without having to remove the cassette - Edited January 13, 2018 by ChrisF seven, Reme Le Hane, BSG and 3 others 6
BenReaper Posted January 13, 2018 Posted January 13, 2018 Uhm ja .... not a glamorous purchase ..... Took the cassette off and got a shock to see just how much gunk accumulates inside the gears !! Went out and got the "thin brush" to be able to clean the gears without having to remove the cassette - 20180113_160038.jpgUseful set you got there, you can also use a thin screwdriver to scrape out the worst of the gunk before scrubbing out the rest. Sent from my S40 using Tapatalk BSG and Andrew_Smith 2
ChrisF Posted January 13, 2018 Posted January 13, 2018 Useful set you got there, you can also use a thin screwdriver to scrape out the worst of the gunk before scrubbing out the rest. Sent from my S40 using Tapatalk Gave Maritz's Momsen a service. Me cleaning the chain and gears. Maritz washing his bike ... The "thin brush" really works nicely to clean out the rear gear set ! The "brush" removes most of the grime. I had to use the serrated edge to scrape out a couple of tough items. Small screw driver would certainly do the job, but this tool really makes the job so much easier. PS - made a nice wooden structure to hold the rear wheel at an angle - in order to be able to wash and brush the rear cogg without getting cleaning fluid on the brake disc, and running down the rim. I still clean the brake disc with alchol before putting it back in the bike, dont want chemicals getting onto the brake pads. seven, gazzacpt and BenReaper 3
seven Posted January 14, 2018 Posted January 14, 2018 Uhm ja .... not a glamorous purchase ..... Took the cassette off and got a shock to see just how much gunk accumulates inside the gears !! Went out and got the "thin brush" to be able to clean the gears without having to remove the cassette - 20180113_160038.jpgI like your cleaning set... Idea with the wheel at an angle is also nice...
Mongooser Posted January 14, 2018 Posted January 14, 2018 got a new spez lid and some spare spirit goggles.helmets pretty nifty has built in headphone routing and a higher safety rating, Andrew_Smith, Reme Le Hane, Odinson and 3 others 6
BenReaper Posted January 14, 2018 Posted January 14, 2018 Finally found a decent second hand dropper seatpost so cheap I couldn't let it pass.Tried it out for the first time today and although it feels really weird I'm sure once I get use to it it's gonna improve my skills and flow quite a lot. Sent from my S40 using Tapatalk Hairy, Suidwes Boytjie, Andrew_Smith and 5 others 8
Mopkop Posted January 14, 2018 Posted January 14, 2018 omw, that's such an attractive bike! what's your build-out on that beauty?Build Specs: Chapter2 Tere framesetSram Red Etap shiftset with Force crank arms and Power2max type S power meterSram red brake calipersFizik Cyrano R1 400mm bar and matching 100mm StemFizik Performance bar tapeLight Bicycle 45mm U-shape carbon rims laced to Hope Mono RS hubs25mm Continental GP 4000sIIOld Shimano Dura Ace pedals Capricorn and WR 1.0 2
Tabula Rasa Posted January 14, 2018 Posted January 14, 2018 Uhm ja .... not a glamorous purchase ..... Took the cassette off and got a shock to see just how much gunk accumulates inside the gears !! Went out and got the "thin brush" to be able to clean the gears without having to remove the cassette - 20180113_160038.jpgThis is a good buy. I was doing some maintenance on my bike today and could've used something like this to brush the teeth. Sent from my LG-D855 using Tapatalk
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