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Well it looks like, as you found, the ride app isn't compatible. It also looks like v1.1.1 is not available, which is kind of weird. Often last known working version of software that works with something is still made available - maybe 1.1.1 didn't work with the e8000 either? Project - I have...

Tannus are awesome - that seems to be the general concensus here: =1&o=relevance"]Search results for query: tannus Like you, I only use one in the rear. I use a lightweight butyl tube - no issues for about 6 months / 1000km typical mtb riding (all tracks). I didn't have any trouble fitting it...

check out requirements under "download" on this page, if it's any help https://bike.shimano.com/en-US/e-tube/ride.html

I found a part # - you can search whatever is local to you: Y2S798020

I don't have your answer, but may help you prevent this happening again. If you do it up enough so that it won't move under normal operation but will if you wrench it. All I do is tighten till I can't move it with a bit of effort. Use thread locker. I've never had a motorcycle or mtb lever break...

There is usually a minor change with my tyres (1 or 2psi) - literally due to what the temperature is for that day.

Months - everything I've had just seems to hold. If I haven't ridden for a couple of months, I'll check it.

As in the title. My particular shock is model # RS-DLX-SELP-B2. I have the sram parts catalogue, and it looks as though I need: 50hr kit 00.4315.032.615 and 200hr kit 00.4315.032.617. I don't definitively know this though and kits cost a bit. I've just serviced as per 50hr interval and seals etc...

Yeah, I obviously hit a vein. There is still some pressure in veins; mine was like a little water pistol :oops:; very disconcerting. Yours looks terrible - I'm still thankful I didn't have something like that. Re the maccas; I've had a couple of injuries later requiring stitches. At the time...

if it is too thin, it might bubble. The patch needs to be fairly strong, not just airtight.

Incidentally; I have large shin pads, which I think are too small. So I am looking for xl and came across these. Because it is generally pretty warm here, I like all the ventilation; I think they look great. Hard to find xl though. The top strap looks padded too. Mitre Aircell Carbon Soccer...

I was dreading looking at the damage - I hate stitches and the long long wait in outpatients. I got stabbed, so no flappy skin. I reckon I lost about a cup of blood though - and I had a roller bandage on within a minute! Blood bath - I soaked the sock off I left a little pool on the trail...

very "hitch hiker's guide to the galaxy" response :)

I bought the same sort of thing, and didn't have them on today. Playing on a jump and one of those aggressive dmr pins bit me. I had compression socks on, and blood was spurting out with my heart beat; spurt, spurt, spurt :oops: :ROFLMAO:. I sat down and put a roller bandage over it with the...

You know this is an international forum? :oops: :ROFLMAO: . Local to what?

I'd call it "good advice", and obvious good advice at that :oops:

I keep referring to the specs on mine (different model) for servicing etc. You might want to get hold of those while you still can - especially when you're looking for info on forks and shock! eONE-SIXTY 900-E - MERIDA BIKES. Save the whole page if you can. I'd also drop down all the arrows V in...

re the stiction issues that some are having; you might find this interesting

When you say "lose lockout", do you mean you will no longer have the ability to lock out the fork (no travel)? If so, I imagine you would still have compression damping adjustment? I don't have a picture in my head of the working of the fork, but I would like to know how to do what you've said...

:oops: :ROFLMAO: I often don't find satire funny (especially political satire), because it's usually the way things really are. I discovered the same with drops. Why are we so retarded as adults? Kids at bike parks (think bmx) do amazing stuff without all this conscious knowledge