Humanbeersponge
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Hope.
What did you buy your ebike this week?
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Christurbo
E*POWAH Master
Some bits ….
dthree
Active member
Ergon GE1 Evo grips
Christurbo
E*POWAH Master
Most of my parts have arrived so I can start the Kenevo build. Just need the larger chainring.
I bought that lube a few weeks ago - has a lovely minty smell to it! I also got some TCU protectors in the same pack as that… or maybe Garmin? Can’t remember - but I have that packet somewhere!!
Randomdave
Active member
Dropper upgrade.... Bank account downgrade. 
I've got problems...haha
I've got problems...haha
Either you bought a Kenevo frame or you think the parts they spec on Specialized bike are lame.
Christurbo
E*POWAH Master
The latter unfortunately - I have quite a large parts bin that I could build another Kenevo with now!
Then I know exactly how you feel. I hate that Specialized does not offer a frame only option expect for their "SWORKS" sticker model which is one of the biggest scams I have ever seen. We have a LBS around here that will actually let you swap out parts when you buy the bike but they don't sell Specialized so all the parts end up on PinkBike at a reduced cost. Such a First World Problem!
Enjoy your new bike when you get it up and running!
Christurbo
E*POWAH Master
Yes, it’s a shame because the frame is so good!
Thanks - I’m doing a build thread here:-
Downduro Rig has been born (Page 4) ⚡️
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:-...
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Gusset S2 AM Stem
- CNC 7075 Alloy, 40mm, Black.
- 31.8mm clamp (50mm wide)
- Zero Rise
- Stack Height 42mm
Should work nicely with my cut down (740mm) SQlab 30X carbon bars.
- CNC 7075 Alloy, 40mm, Black.
- 31.8mm clamp (50mm wide)
- Zero Rise
- Stack Height 42mm
Should work nicely with my cut down (740mm) SQlab 30X carbon bars.
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steve_sordy
Wedding Crasher
Spoke Key for multiple sizes.
£3.49 free del off eBay.
£3.49 free del off eBay.
Bad-Latitude
Active member
Added some Deity bars with 38mm rise. Feels so much better on the trail.
A Park PCS-9.3 Workshop stand. It's apparently rated to 36kg but you can tell it's not entirely happy with my 24kg bike, it's not too bad but you can tell it wasn't made for it becasue you have to really tigthen everything up for it to hold the bike properly. It's a fair bit happier though the battery out. My old cheapo stand couldn't hold the bike at all from the dropper post though so it's a massive upgrade.
Currently £145 at the link below and just £135 if you use the discount code SIGNUP10 (Not sure how long their sale is going to be on)
www.sigmasports.com
This has led me to a question though, so I've made a poll here if you would be so kind as to vote: [POLL] Hanging an eMTB by it's dropper post in a workshop stand?
Currently £145 at the link below and just £135 if you use the discount code SIGNUP10 (Not sure how long their sale is going to be on)
Park Tool PCS-9.3 Home Repair Stand | Sigma Sports
Shop the Park Tool PCS-9.3 Home Repair Stand online at Sigma Sports. Receive FREE UK delivery on all orders over £100 and easy returns!
www.sigmasports.com
This has led me to a question though, so I've made a poll here if you would be so kind as to vote: [POLL] Hanging an eMTB by it's dropper post in a workshop stand?
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deksawyer
E*POWAH Master
My bike was nicked last month, so just splurted out on a new Haibike Lyke CF11, some Exposure lights from their outlet store, some pedals and a fox mudguard for the 36's.
Here's a generic pic to muster opinion...
Here's a generic pic to muster opinion...
dthree
Active member
I just picked up the Park Tool PCS-10.3 as my cheaper Amazon stand has gotten on my last nerve. The clamp would no longer support the bike and refused to tighten enough. BTW, that is a PCS-10.3 in your picture, different clamp than the 9.3 and includes the little tool tray.A Park PCS-9.3 Workshop stand. It's apparently rated to 36kg but you can tell it's not entirely happy with my 24kg bike, it's not too bad but you can tell it wasn't made for it becasue you have to really tigthen everything up for it to hold the bike properly. It's a fair bit happier though the battery out. My old cheapo stand couldn't hold the bike at all from the dropper post though so it's a massive upgrade.
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Currently £145 at the link below and just £135 if you use the discount code SIGNUP10 (Not sure how long their sale is going to be on)
Park Tool PCS-9.3 Home Repair Stand | Sigma Sports
Shop the Park Tool PCS-9.3 Home Repair Stand online at Sigma Sports. Receive FREE UK delivery on all orders over £100 and easy returns!
This has led me to a question though, so I've made a poll here if you would be so kind as to vote: [POLL] Hanging an eMTB by it's dropper post in a workshop stand?
Well spotted, I've fixed it now.
Nothing “sexy” just a black XX1 chain to replace the more than 75% stretched old XX1 , that managed just under 500 miles on an XX1 cassette. I didn’t fit the new chain as I found I had a new X01 chain in my spares pile I’d bought eons ago and forgotten about so that went on the current cassette & chainring instead.
You're right, I just used it and nice minty smell
Defmech
Member
Some new orange bits 
steve_sordy
Wedding Crasher
Fork and shock service by TF Tuned.
The fork was fine
The shock had the black stanchion replaced under warranty. Also, a complicated tube-shaped cylinder in the gubbins was slightly polished in one area that it shouldn't be (evidence of rubbing?). That was replaced for £9. That was a complicated looking component made to precision standards and it is astonishing that it only cost £9 including fitting, and shipping from whatever part of the world it came from.
The fork was fine
The shock had the black stanchion replaced under warranty. Also, a complicated tube-shaped cylinder in the gubbins was slightly polished in one area that it shouldn't be (evidence of rubbing?). That was replaced for £9. That was a complicated looking component made to precision standards and it is astonishing that it only cost £9 including fitting, and shipping from whatever part of the world it came from.
steve_sordy
Wedding Crasher
Does the bar have the crease in it to allow for the wires to run under the grip? If not what did you do instead?
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