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No, but I sure wish I had!

Now you tell me! :ROFLMAO:

A simple enough job, cleaning the chain on my 2 month old Merida eOne-Sixty. But I thought I'd be a bit more thorough than usual, so I popped it up on my Park Tools bike stand as a recently mangled knee is stopping me bending down for a while. There's only one horizontal piece of top tube that...

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An upside down bike has worked for me for over 50 years. No cost.

If it's a diesel keep it on VPower to protect the injectors.

In truth I was drying my arse! Borrowdale was particulary wet this day. (I've extended my mudguard now!).

Yep, definitely infantile :ROFLMAO:

@Gary not sure how my vertebrae would cope with over twice the pressure I've used for the last fifteen years! I left Hardtail Heaven behind a very long time ago :D

Too right I'm weak, in the extreme! After riding it on three weekends then jumping on my Trek Fuel for night rides the little 26er thing just flies, so maybe the Merida is making me stronger, I'd like to think so! I had considered saving up for lighter wheels and tyres but I fear the weight of...

I'm in the UK. This is a direct quote from the Shimano Steps UK web site where the motors are restricted to 15.7mph/25kph (EP8 e-Bike System – SHIMANO STEPS): "Responsive, especially noticeable when riding above 25km/h" How on earth can they claim this? Mine starts to drag you backwards at...

Yes indeed, that was one of my mods too, I fitted Miranda 155mm cranks. But because I like so much sag I would still prefer to jack it up a bit. I lifted the forks 15mm with a homemade adaptor between the head tube and crown and also stuck in a TF Tuned 170mm air shaft. Fork stanchions actually...

Hi all. The mods I've done to this wee beastie since I got it at the end of October have more-or-less got rid of the pedal strike problem I was having (before you "change your riding style" folk start, I do have a little experience of rock gardens over the last 30 years with little trouble, I...

I've never had anything but Small/Medium MTBs but the only Merida eOne I could find was Large. I feel comfortable and maybe even a bit safer on it, somehow. I just shifted the saddle forward a little and that also helps with climbing steep stuff.

I bought this because it's shiny.

Yes, one of my thoughts was that the rotor magnet may have lost some strength so I stuck another one on top of it but it didn't improve things. Must have knocked it off trying it out!

Thank you all so much for the help and lack of abuse! Here's what I told my buddies on FB this morning: I'm still trying to figure out the answer boys. Someone online suggested a magnet problem, possibly in the wrong position (impossible as it turns out) or a magnetised disc rotor (easy to see...

Thank you for your input, spot on. As it happens I was an electrical engineer for 30 years so really appreciate what you're saying. Story coming!

Sure was! Did you know that your eyesight gets worse as you get older! :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: