Hairy Posted June 6, 2019 Posted June 6, 2019 Great piece of kit. What a brand. First ride over 5 hours. Felt like silk.Assos S9 Equipe RS. Been hitting the doughnut shop hard as of late I see! Wayne pudding Mol 1
MORNE Posted June 6, 2019 Posted June 6, 2019 tall people problems ..... RossW, DJR, Jako De Wet and 7 others 10
MORNE Posted June 6, 2019 Posted June 6, 2019 I need that bike 0_0http://www.peterverdone.com/pvd-sopwith-camel/ http://www.peterverdone.com/krunk/ he makes some rad stuff BaGearA 1
Eugene Oppelt Posted June 6, 2019 Posted June 6, 2019 Been hitting the doughnut shop hard as of late I see!This post cut me deep, Hairy ???? Hairy 1
Andrew_Smith Posted June 6, 2019 Posted June 6, 2019 (edited) Great piece of kit. What a brand. First ride over 5 hours. Felt like silk.Assos S9 Equipe RS. Since when do you have tattoos? Baie nice kit man, sponsor asseblief my ook. Edited June 6, 2019 by Andrew_Smith
Wayne pudding Mol Posted June 7, 2019 Posted June 7, 2019 Just arrived and keen to give this a try on my gravel bike where I can't put on anything bigger than a 36 up front Pieterlab1, Jako De Wet, Long Wheel Base and 13 others 16
DJR Posted June 7, 2019 Posted June 7, 2019 Just arrived and keen to give this a try on my gravel bike where I can't put on anything bigger than a 36 up frontNow THAT will make Everesting easy peasy if some on the Bikehub are to be believed fanievb, MORNE , Wayne pudding Mol and 1 other 4
Wayne pudding Mol Posted June 7, 2019 Posted June 7, 2019 (edited) Now THAT will make Everesting easy peasy if some on the Bikehub are to be believed I have never thought I needed another gear - 50 is huge but on my very lightweight gravel type bike I wanted more speed on the slight downhills and 36 is the biggest chainring I can fit so the 9t might come in handy That said, I rode in the 80s and thought I had all the gears I needed. Nowadays I just use all the gears the industry throws at me as I get older and heavier Edited June 7, 2019 by Waynemol DJR and WaynejG 2
DJR Posted June 7, 2019 Posted June 7, 2019 I have never thought I needed another gear - 50 is huge but on my very lightweight gravel type bike I wanted more speed on the slight downhills and 36 is the biggest chainring I can fit so the 9t might come in handy That said, I rode in the 80s and thought I had all the gears I needed. Nowadays I just use all the gears the industry throws at me as I get older and heavierI use my dodgy knees as an excuse Wayne pudding Mol 1
babse Posted June 7, 2019 Posted June 7, 2019 Just arrived and keen to give this a try on my gravel bike where I can't put on anything bigger than a 36 up frontFrom where Waynemol?Was keen to hop onto this then saw Evo was outv stock and then price hiked. Still in need of a replacement cassette
BikeisLife Posted June 8, 2019 Posted June 8, 2019 From where Waynemol?Was keen to hop onto this then saw Evo was outv stock and then price hiked. Still in need of a replacement cassetteSupplier is out of stock ???? babse 1
Wayne pudding Mol Posted June 8, 2019 Posted June 8, 2019 From where Waynemol?Was keen to hop onto this then saw Evo was outv stock and then price hiked. Still in need of a replacement cassetteR2 bike, a bit more expensive but they had stock babse 1
patches Posted June 9, 2019 Posted June 9, 2019 Saturday had miserable weather so I decided to do some bike related retail therapy/DIY... I rough thought, a hand sketch or 2 on the back of an old envelope... and about 5 trips to the hardware store... The purchase... builders plasticloads of woodhalf a dozen different wood screwswood stain & varnishand 2 bike racks... This is the result so far... The eyesore inside the "garage" (aka enclosed carport. it's a kiwi thing) The brittle white plastic sheeting and cardboard installed by previous occupants had to go! The new weather protection solution A bit of basic timber support and panel. Enough panel installed to put up the bike racks (Steadyrack swinging bike racks) which means I can test them out on the bikes! They lie nice and flat, so I can get my other 2 wheeled pony (not wall mountable) through the garage. I'm a total novice when it comes to building/carpentry so I think it turned out ok considering. There's still lots to do. I plan to panel all the way down and across to cover the whole wall. Hairy, Wannabe, NotSoBigBen and 9 others 12
timhoek Posted June 10, 2019 Posted June 10, 2019 Finally replaced my old road shoes with new Specialized Torch 3 in candy red. Patchelicious, RossW, Wayne pudding Mol and 11 others 14
Hairy Posted June 10, 2019 Posted June 10, 2019 Saturday had miserable weather so I decided to do some bike related retail therapy/DIY... I rough thought, a hand sketch or 2 on the back of an old envelope... and about 5 trips to the hardware store... The purchase... builders plasticloads of woodhalf a dozen different wood screwswood stain & varnishand 2 bike racks... This is the result so far... IMG-20190608-WA0008.jpgThe eyesore inside the "garage" (aka enclosed carport. it's a kiwi thing) IMG-20190608-WA0009.jpgThe brittle white plastic sheeting and cardboard installed by previous occupants had to go! IMG-20190608-WA0010.jpgThe new weather protection solution IMG-20190608-WA0011.jpgA bit of basic timber support and panel. IMG-20190609-WA0000.jpgEnough panel installed to put up the bike racks (Steadyrack swinging bike racks) IMG-20190609-WA0001.jpgwhich means I can test them out on the bikes! 20190609_132208.jpgThey lie nice and flat, so I can get my other 2 wheeled pony (not wall mountable) through the garage. I'm a total novice when it comes to building/carpentry so I think it turned out ok considering. There's still lots to do. I plan to panel all the way down and across to cover the whole wall.Keeping the Morewood torch burning
Dirt Tracker Posted June 10, 2019 Posted June 10, 2019 Saturday had miserable weather so I decided to do some bike related retail therapy/DIY... I rough thought, a hand sketch or 2 on the back of an old envelope... and about 5 trips to the hardware store... The purchase... builders plasticloads of woodhalf a dozen different wood screwswood stain & varnishand 2 bike racks... This is the result so far... Been looking for a solution. Need something for 2 bikes and this looks like a winner.
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