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When i got the bike i initially just threw on the lezyne bottle cage and the tool bottle caddy type thing. that was fine but i don't mind wearing a backpack so got one of these. It allows you to carry most of what you would need on a 3-5 hour cycle (realistic range on my bike) along with 2L in...

just looks way too big to be comfortable having that exposed to a crash. and i will crash. :ROFLMAO:

good old noodlearms.

I'd be interested in seeing what sort of recommendations one of these would make to my suspension 'setup'.

Optimistic view is 4 weeks. Really depends on the healing and how the bumps feel on the bike.

Don't play yourself down like that.

Not allowed to ride my bike but that won't stop me at least visiting the peak District

just buy a proper fork for your current bike :cool:

well aren't you a bundle of fun? :rolleyes: ? :ROFLMAO:

anyone travelling more than an hour would likely be disappointed. but we made do with what we have locally. i like cannock chase, it has just enough elevation to make it interesting, but as with most places repitition breeds complacency.

I remember the first time i took the back wheel off and was suprised when the cassette fell off.. it does make checking the bearings a bit easier. ?

alternatively, be there with your son doing ashleys' drop.

I need more than its appearance, that part doesn't bother me one bit. ?

crown steerer uppertube assembly. the top park of the fork. seems to be where the upper legs and crown meet there can be a miniscule gap.

Pines is flat in the broader context but there are a few select steep bits around the old railyway lines etc that you can use for a bit of fun. It's one of the reasons i don't tend to bother too much going around there on the eMTB if i'm just running the normal red route. Problem is that it's...

I'm sorry but did you get out of bed on the wrong side today? I can't see a problem in a video where you can actively hear the sound that is causing the problems from existing footage. Hope some of the suggestions in the thread help find the cause of it. My bike has an annoying creaking sound...

Sorry to hear about the crash, hope you get better soon. Gutted not to be able to ride but it's only been 2 weeks since i broke my ribs so a bit early to be getting on a bike, was cracking weather. I'll need to try out some of these places before it gets to winter and becomes the usual quagmire. :)

the woods are worth a crazy amount of time. but it's good to have such a technical section.

For me it was more exploration to find interesting/testing places. But i do need to go back and visit some of the trails i helped build up when i was on furlough to see if they are still there. The original point is still very valid in that testing a high end fork on a gravel path isn't really...