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Amazing spec and love the raw look. Why don’t you out the old parts back on and use your upgrades on the new rig?

I received the new Öhlins TTX22M.2 fully built by Jtech Suspension in Shrewsbury. They tuned it for my weight and riding style / requirements. I was dubious on the mounting hardware as there has been conflicting information about the lower shock bolt - M6 vs M8. Specialized documentation states...

First job was to strip the frame down ready for a full Invisiframe application. You don’t need to strip down the frame to install invisiframe (or other protective kits), but it made sense for me given I don’t need any parts. I left the dropper on so I could use it to hold the frame to the...

how quickly do they inflate? The trick is sending quick burst of air in the blast the bead onto the rim.

My problem isn’t the cost (I think they are reasonable). It’s their durability. I’ve never had a problem before, however the combo of a new Hope Fortus wheelset, Cushcore pro inserts and Maxxis DD spec tyres meant I had to use a plastic tyre lever. No matter how careful I was I kept making...

Tardis is automotive grade and removes some pretty serious adhesive products. I bought it for removing splitters / spoilers etc which leave horrendous residue.

I have bought parts from them in the past. Took quite a while for delivery (but arrived). I wouldn’t buy an E-Bike from them as it needs the support. I’d buy an analogue bike from them though.

The build:- Frame: Kenevo Expert S3 Satin Olive / Oak Green Upgrade from stock- Frame Protection: Invisiframe satin Motor / Battery Protection: ProtectEMTB Rear linkage protection: Sicomtb dual guards Fork protection: Fox 38 Integrated mudguard Shock: Öhlins TTX22M.2 230 x 65 (7-10mm extra...

So after watching Rob’s review on the latest Kenevo in single crown “29 config, a few wines later, I pulled the trigger on a new Kenevo Expert rig S3. I only wanted the frame as that’s all I will be retaining (and motor of course). Shame you can’t buy it from Spesh. This is it in stock form:-...

Simple but amazing bit of kit.

Thanks. Just thankful I managed to get the wheel setup so I could continue with the rest of the build! 😂 I’ll deal with the aftermath another time.

Did you try Tardis? I have used that on all tough adhesives and it works great by breaking it down.

There is a better hack than that - the beauty of Gorilla Tape is that if you measure along the width what you want, then make a small cut with a scissors, you simply tear down and it will be a perfect strip for the desired length you need. Very clever and very easy!

Product Image: Product name: Gorilla Tape - as a rim tape Price paid: £8 Score (out of 10): 10 Review: I’ve been using standard bike rim tape for years, various manufacturer versions, Specialized, Peatys, Hope etc. However I’ve been having a nightmare setting up one rear tyre on new...

Product Image: Product name: Airshot Tyre Inflator Price paid: £44.99 Score (out of 10): 9 Review: I’ve never had an issue fitting a tubeless setup with a standard floor pump for many years. However, I had a nightmare re-fitting a DHRII after replacing a spoke. Just wouldn’t catch. I...

Thanks. I’ve got a Hope spiderless chainring in a 36T coming.

Most of my parts have arrived so I can start the Kenevo build. Just need the larger chainring.

What year of Kenevo did you have and brand of chainring for the 36T?

Ouch …. What frame size / year?

Some bits ….