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Also I mostly just use mine on the bike to check it's still in the van as I'm quite paranoid when I go to the office and leave the bike in the van for the day in the car park ready for a night ride - or if I go for some food after a long ride. At least I can open the app and see it's still with...

There's, as usual, a hint of apple bashing on most of these threads but in reality - - once the airtag has left your location it takes 3 days to start making a noise - the anti-stalking stuff isn't instant either, it's only if the airtag is travelling with you for a prolonged amount of time -...

the new shots on the forks with the built in mounts look a lot better.

Yes but, and this seems to be happening in every thread, it’s not a motorbike All motorbike and car rotors are heat treated so if you hit the warping temp they’ll warp. You can hit that with organic or race pads if you’re on it hard enough. Obviously there are better rotors with higher carbon...

It's a constant source of amusement how many people compare emtb's to motorcross. Yet I'm still to find the emtb guy doing 60mph on a mud track with 100mm tyres, and I haven't met the motorcross guy doing 4mph down a wet rock slab :D

Yes the exact same thing was said when ABS started being introduced onto cars... don't need it, if you know how to pulse the brakes you're fine.......... lol

Yeah it's not really true that all rotors can use resin or sintered pads. Some of the base line shimano/sram rotors are really thin and quite soft. They have "resin only" clearly stamped on them. If you use sintered pads with those at best you'll be replacing them pretty damn often and at worse...

I think most bikes can take it... tbh. There's a lot of safety in the weight limits for warranty claims I'm about `00kg, but with the bike weight included and my bag I'm probably right on the limit of my carbon Cube. It's seen some big drops and a lot of jumps and never had an issue. A friend...

Yes I would 100% and will when they come out on the cubes next year (hopefully) I can see a lot of occasions where I'm doing downhill techy stuff on rock slabs where they would absolutely offer better control of the bike I think the people saying they don't see the benefit as motorcross don't...

I use clips on my gravel bike - flats on the MTB I was tempted when I had my hard tail emtb to use those crank bros pedals where you can use either, there are some big climbs on a route around the yorkshire dales where I wish I had clips for a bit more leg power... but then I sold that bike and...

I have 20 years of tools in a triple halfords advanced trolley for car building/maintenance, spent a lot of time building and maintaining race cars. Didn't want to clutter all that up with bike tools so got some cheap metal tool cupboards with a peg board in the middle for tools Really old...

The saddle is awful Get yourself one of these Ergon SM E-Mountain Pro Saddle | Tredz Bikes and never look back!

They already have 750wh?

Picture Bike / Product Year: 2020 Manufacturer Fox Model Rhthym 34 E-Tuned 150mm Asking Price 230 Location Hull Description Please see ebay listing for full info and a load of photos - 2020 Fox Rhythm Series 34 FLOAT 29 150mm, Boost 110mm, Black, 51mm Rake, E-Bike | eBay It's a 2020 Fox...

I have to say I think the issue is he's running a 2.8 on the back with a 30mm wheel... which is "pushing it" haha They said it took 4 guys in the shop to get the thing on!

To be fair he rushed through it for the lad because he has a really expensive trip to Italy pre-paid for. But yeah I'm gobsmacked, astounding service!

If something is rubbing it should be fairly easy to spot. Just check clearances between rotor and pad I think these bikes have the magnet in the rear rotor for the motor speed sensor, so worth checking that's not too close to something. Doesn't make a lot of sense only happening at that speed though

A mate of mine came to Dalby - did the full red route, got back to my van and we realised his rear tyre was completely flat - 0 psi in it He'd ridden half the park without even noticing, because he has a cushcore in No damage to tyre (maxxis DHR II), no damage to wheel, pumped up and all was...

As an update to this Raceco had parts ordered and delivered from Germany within a day. My mate drove down today, and within 40 minutes they had him back on the road with the rear triangle parts replaced All covered under warranty with no cost. I think this is about the best customer service...

That’s what I was going to do with carbon fibre. But raceco have offered to repair it with new parts. Will update here with pics