BSG Posted March 4, 2021 Posted March 4, 2021 There's crocs missing from bonnievaleHey leave my favorite shoes out of this. [emoji1787][emoji1787]. Thought I'd get some slack about them. [emoji6] WrightJnr, Eddy Gordo, Long Wheel Base and 1 other 4
Steven Knoetze (sk27) Posted March 5, 2021 Posted March 5, 2021 Hey leave my favorite shoes out of this. [emoji1787][emoji1787]. Thought I'd get some slack about them. [emoji6] All the slack you were expecting leaked out of the holes, along with your dignity...... BSG, Wannabe, Long Wheel Base and 2 others 5
BSG Posted March 5, 2021 Posted March 5, 2021 All the slack you were expecting leaked out of the holes, along with your dignity......I have a sewer removal business and a few years ago on Christmas eve, I got called out to a restaurant whose tank we service. Upon arrival I saw that the tank wasn't full and after I emptied it we found that they had a blockage. Then the ....hit the fan, or the crocks. I opened a manhole and the line decided that the easiest way out was by the manhole I opened. I was ankle deep in ......and when I took my first step, the soft solids pushed through the holes in the crocks, looked like a wors stopper. Steven Knoetze (sk27) 1
Eddy Gordo Posted March 5, 2021 Posted March 5, 2021 (edited) I have a sewer removal business and a few years ago on Christmas eve, I got called out to a restaurant whose tank we service. Upon arrival I saw that the tank wasn't full and after I emptied it we found that they had a blockage. Then the ....hit the fan, or the crocks. I opened a manhole and the line decided that the easiest way out was by the manhole I opened. I was ankle deep in ......and when I took my first step, the soft solids pushed through the holes in the crocks, looked like a wors stopper.Thats quite a K@K picture to envision!!! Edited March 5, 2021 by Eddy Gordo BSG and ChrisF 2
BSG Posted March 5, 2021 Posted March 5, 2021 Got these tyres today, thanks to Francois from Rush Sports and Pieter from Beans about Bikes Mosselbay for helping me out. [emoji6] New rim tubeless tape and new tubeless valves. Will leave the tyres in the sun tomorrow and fit them during the day. Can't wait to go for a ride. Tyres fitted, struggled a bit but no deflating on either one. So eager for a ride, felt that front wheel doesn't turn easily, checked bearings of the wheel and both turns like grinding paste [emoji848] gummibear and Long Wheel Base 2
ChrisF Posted March 5, 2021 Posted March 5, 2021 Tyres fitted, struggled a bit but no deflating on either one.So eager for a ride, felt that front wheel doesn't turn easily, checked bearings of the wheel and both turns like grinding paste [emoji848] OUCH ! Looked at YOUR posts last night ... got my lazy butt in gear, off to the garage to fit my new rear tire .... Removing the wheel I felt the bearings are grinding .... (60 km after the dealer's bike shop fitted a new cassette) Took the bike in this morning to Mark's for a proper service. uhm .... still have to replace the old tire .... BSG 1
BSG Posted March 5, 2021 Posted March 5, 2021 OUCH ! [emoji107] Looked at YOUR posts last night ... got my lazy butt in gear, off to the garage to fit my new rear tire .... Removing the wheel I felt the bearings are grinding .... [emoji107] (60 km after the dealer's bike shop fitted a new cassette) Took the bike in this morning to Mark's for a proper service. uhm .... still have to replace the old tire .... Ja, sometimes we neglect to check the basics. And in the end it could be a costly issue later on. ChrisF 1
BSG Posted March 5, 2021 Posted March 5, 2021 OUCH ! [emoji107] Looked at YOUR posts last night ... got my lazy butt in gear, off to the garage to fit my new rear tire .... Removing the wheel I felt the bearings are grinding .... [emoji107] (60 km after the dealer's bike shop fitted a new cassette) Took the bike in this morning to Mark's for a proper service. uhm .... still have to replace the old tire .... uhm .... still have to replace the old tire .... Luckily my tyre levers are reinforced with alu or steel inside, otherwise I would've broken a whole lot of tyre levers.
ChrisF Posted March 5, 2021 Posted March 5, 2021 uhm .... still have to replace the old tire .... Luckily my tyre levers are reinforced with alu or steel inside, otherwise I would've broken a whole lot of tyre levers. DONE Tires goes onto the wide rims very easily ... no levers needed .... ooooooppppssss .... TOO easily .... not a dem can you seat that tire .... Okay .... calm down .... breathhhh ..... think .... what did the Hub-experts say about such cases .... off with the tire, two extra layers of gorilla tape, back on with the tire, and it seats perfectly. THANKS HUBBERS Sludge, valve, inflate .... shake it baby, shake it .... back to the garage, shake it some more .... will check tomorrow, inflate to the right pressure, then off to the trails. this is pure therapy after a cr@ppy office week ..... BSG 1
BSG Posted March 5, 2021 Posted March 5, 2021 two extra layers of gorilla tape, back on with the tire, and it seats perfectly. Did exactly that last night to make sure that I don't need te do it over again when it leaks at spokes.
TheoG Posted March 6, 2021 Posted March 6, 2021 Got new rims after I destroyed my previous front rim. Besides being very narrow and flimsy rims, it snapped on the seem at about 8km into a ride at Modderfontein, had to walk my @rse off back to the start ... . New rims fitted and what a big difference, I didn't think the feel would be so much different, a lot more solid & stable. Although I added a few grams to the weight, its worth it. Can now fit much wider tyres as a added bonus. Fulcrum Red Zone 7 rims. Anyone else have these? What's your opinion on them? Steven Knoetze (sk27), DJR, gummibear and 1 other 4
Eddy Gordo Posted March 6, 2021 Posted March 6, 2021 I had a set of fulcrums for a day! LOL, it turns out I am too heavy for them, so check the weight restriction. Also welded rim joins seem to last better than pinned ones.
TheoG Posted March 6, 2021 Posted March 6, 2021 I had a set of fulcrums for a day! LOL, it turns out I am too heavy for them, so check the weight restriction. Also welded rim joins seem to last better than pinned ones. Weight restriction is 110kg, I'm properly under that so should be OK. Hairy, Eddy Gordo and Steven Knoetze (sk27) 3
BSG Posted March 6, 2021 Posted March 6, 2021 OUCH ! [emoji107] Looked at YOUR posts last night ... got my lazy butt in gear, off to the garage to fit my new rear tire .... Removing the wheel I felt the bearings are grinding .... [emoji107] (60 km after the dealer's bike shop fitted a new cassette) Took the bike in this morning to Mark's for a proper service. uhm .... still have to replace the old tire .... So it isn't that difficult to do wheelbearings at all, took the old ones out last night, wifey went to town so she got me a new set for the front wheel. Did it myself today, sjoe, very impressed with my fixing skills. Want to do the rear wheel but will take the old ones out in the week, get new ones and replace them. ChrisF 1
Edereese Posted March 6, 2021 Posted March 6, 2021 Still waiting for the correct mounts for the light to be fixed onto Black inc mount. The pedals, AWESOME! TheoG and fanievb 2
fanievb Posted March 8, 2021 Posted March 8, 2021 some new rubber and a pompie for Mariekie Spinnekop, splat, ChrisF and 2 others 5
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