Thule easybase 949. That's what I have. With fiamma bike rails.
With the rails off and the Thule travelbag it's also handy for carting the camping gear and awning around.
I have rekon+ front and rear.
I'm still getting used to the bike, but I was surprised at just how much it moved around in the wet last week.
My enduro experience (on a motorcycle) means I'm not too bothered by a bit of sliding, but it really was all over the place. I almost low-sided a few...
I thought I'd ask here; I already have a thule 949 easybase towbar mounted carrier for my transit camper.
It came with the bike adapter rails & wheel clamps - but they're not big enough for the 2.8 inch recon+ tyres on my Jam2.
I was wondering if anyone here knows of bigger wheel clamps...
They'd definitely charge something for the additional mass. I doubt they'd let you take it into the cabin, so it'd have to be checked in. You'd definitely need to phone / email ahead.
I have one of those - an ex Netherlands army / Nato ammunition case, which I use to store my RC lipos. It's big enough to store an E-bike battery, but weighs a few KG....
Well, that's 3 innertubes ruined at 10 quid a pop... either pinched under the head & ripped or punctured by a lever.
No riding for me tonight (or tomorrow!).
The original owner of my Focus Jam2 purchased it new from Rutland Cycling in January this year - it's just over 3 months old.
So in theory, there should be 21 months of warranty left?
Apparently not!
After enquiring with Focus bikes on FB, Focus will only acknowledge warranty claims in the...
I wasn't really concerned about width, other than ensuring they actually fitted the rims. I think I opted for the widest size chain reaction cycles did in 27.5. They are just about wide enough with no noticeable 'baloon', which is disappointing; I love the look of fat slicks ?
I'll look at...
Finally got the rear tyre on. Was pretty easy in the end. The Halfords stand is bloody handy too.
The look kind of reminds me of a furry dog that's been for a swim ?
Thanks guys.
I think the pain of doing them is still not worth shelling out £150+ for a spare set of wheels :D
Admittedly it was cold in my garage. I'm sure that was a factor. I used to have the same problem swapping over Kart Tyres when I was racing; I ended up buying a clarke little devil...