You can definitly tell its mid winter by all that sloppy mud and clear blue skiesMidwinter down under. 5 km from the city. View attachment 69192
Not jealous at all.
You can definitly tell its mid winter by all that sloppy mud and clear blue skiesMidwinter down under. 5 km from the city. View attachment 69192
Getting to know the new girl... inside and out
Rainy days are for wrenching! ?
I don't know if it's just me, but a new bike doesn't really feel like my own until every bolt is properly greased, threads loctite, torqued to spec, the fork has been redone with the correct amount of grease and fluid, etc. I honestly don't mind this routine of mine. It puts my mind at ease knowing stuff is done right and the bike is ready to get rowdy.
It had gobs of grease, but not as bad as others have posted here, and too little fluid. However, I am a very particular individual! ?hello, how did you find the fox fork? did it have grease and fluid?
Muddy to cold. Brittany, France. Autumn in August...plaine morte to zweisimmen.
Stunning pics ET. You've almost outdone yourself this time ??????morte
Stunning, as alwaysplaine morte to zweisimmen.
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Catching my breath….? Stunning, thanks ?plaine morte to zweisimmen.
Just raised his own bar ffs ???Stunning pics ET. You've almost outdone yourself this time ??????
Well, you certainly started something when you started this thread, Kilham. Good job you didetoni, putting the Mountain back into Mountain Biking, thanks
Well, you certainly started something when you started this thread, Kilham. Good job you did
go outside as long as you can.Thanks, that was the idea.
The "best" thing about MTB and e-MTB's is getting out into nice places and riding.
Okay, most of us don't have the Swiss Alps on our doorstep, but everyone's local countryside is better than being stuck inside.
Amen to thatThanks, that was the idea.
The "best" thing about MTB and e-MTB's is getting out into nice places and riding.
Okay, most of us don't have the Swiss Alps on our doorstep, but everyone's local countryside is better than being stuck inside.
Well that monstrosity has been replaced with this funky gauntlet. Another six weeks to go but I’m able to remove this one as often as I like and take reasonable care. I’m also able to drive now which is fantastic! Back on the saddle this weekend I reckon (but taking it easy) ?
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Getting to know the new girl... inside and out
Rainy days are for wrenching! ?
I don't know if it's just me, but a new bike doesn't really feel like my own until every bolt is properly greased, threads loctite, torqued to spec, the fork has been redone with the correct amount of grease and fluid, etc. I honestly don't mind this routine of mine. It puts my mind at ease knowing stuff is done right and the bike is ready to get rowdy.
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