Rando_12345
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My mind immediately imagined half a dozen NSFW uses for that thing, but it took me a few minutes of backtracking through the comments to understand its actual purpose!
What did you buy your ebike this week?
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BIG-DUKE-6
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Wait till you get to my age; you’ll forget what you bought it for.
steve_sordy
Wedding Crasher
I repeat, shoe horns are the answer.
www.ikea.com
Long ones (like the above), short ones, metal, plastic. If you visit the flea markets you might even find one made from cow horn (where it gets its name from).
Note: I was initially including a link to Amazon, but I forget that their links don't show up on here.
OMTÄNKSAM shoehorn, anthracite - IKEA
OMTÄNKSAM shoehorn, anthracite A sturdy metal shoehorn which is also extra-long, so you avoid having to bend over when putting on your shoes. Part of the OMTÄNKSAM collection – products that give you a helping hand in everyday life.
www.ikea.com
Long ones (like the above), short ones, metal, plastic. If you visit the flea markets you might even find one made from cow horn (where it gets its name from).
Note: I was initially including a link to Amazon, but I forget that their links don't show up on here.
Don't they?
www.amazon.co.uk/Wooden-Quality-Handle-Leather-Comfortable/dp/B083SP8Y1Y/
Just remove the https:// from the link.
I still don't understand what that device is used for
. How old are you? I just want to know how long I have before I need one!
BIG-DUKE-6
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BIG-DUKE-6
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BIG-DUKE-6
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lol. Once you tweak your back. Your days are numbered. lol.I still don't understand what that device is used for
Glad you've got a photo to remind you what it looks like new, because the cassette won't look like that after 50 miles!!
El Grifo
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What's with the Trippy Colours then ??
Had to warranty a Reverb AXS two times and GX AXS two times also. Reverb is just a mess own it's on own by design and GX AXS had the parallelogram come loose (bushing play) causing poor shifting or ghost shifts. Their warranty is pretty good however as they send new components in retail boxes most of the time.
Almost switched to T-Type, but went back to cable instead for peace of mind and reliability.
Nickolp1974
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New brake day!! Yey! After getting rear through it wasn't long enough as they are used brakes but very little, so new house required, all done though and routed rear hose through R/H side of frame instead of left which it comes stock, that bit took the longest to do. All bled and new rotors, had a few blasts down the road to bed in a bit but needs more. Already feels 10 times better than the code R's, should have more confidence in them.
220's on the front, 203 rear
Oh and a little something installed in here to make use of the increased braking perf.
220's on the front, 203 rear
Oh and a little something installed in here to make use of the increased braking perf.
Rando_12345
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Broke a spoke, bought a new wheel!
To be fair, I have been snapping spokes within the nipple all year long on my EX1700's. It has been driving me nuts as you have to replace the tubeless flap each time. The shop told me my rim was pretty tired so most likely the spokes can't be tensioned evenly while having the wheel true. Might try moving the hub over to a carbon rim I have in the shed.
Trying my luck with NewMen EG 30s, serious bargain at €270. Surprised how hard it is to find 32 spoke wheels, nothing from DT/Hunt/Newmen which seem to be the top-recommended ones.
To be fair, I have been snapping spokes within the nipple all year long on my EX1700's. It has been driving me nuts as you have to replace the tubeless flap each time. The shop told me my rim was pretty tired so most likely the spokes can't be tensioned evenly while having the wheel true. Might try moving the hub over to a carbon rim I have in the shed.
Trying my luck with NewMen EG 30s, serious bargain at €270. Surprised how hard it is to find 32 spoke wheels, nothing from DT/Hunt/Newmen which seem to be the top-recommended ones.
This has 32F/36R Spoke Count
HUNT E_ENDURO WIDE E-MTB 29 WHEELSET
Non emtb version has 28F/32R Spoke Count
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Pads look right on the edge of the disc on the front (compared to the rear), not overhanging a little are they? Just thought I'd point it out. I'm sure it's fine, just looks like a lot of untouched disc area.
Nickolp1974
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There hard to see but on fronts they are about 2mm to inside of caliper front and back, will check again in some daylight as they were done in the garage at night. Our dark UK evenings do nothing for installing and testing new gear, PITA, roll on spring
Edit: does it look like the right adapter for a 220 rotor?? Never done much with brakes other than bleeding.
And the wrenches are for to adjust the ankles?
El Grifo
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Chain lookin good ! Waxed ?
Not waxed, I use Finish Line Ceramic/dry lube - seems to work fine around here
El Grifo
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So wax ?
El Grifo
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Finish Line's Ceramic Wax lube is an advanced, wax based bicycle chain lubricant that ensures total drivetrain cleanliness without the distance compromise that other wax lubricants
Christurbo
E*POWAH Master
Did you buy them online, what was the returns process? How did you prove this was just incorrect B tension etc?
El Grifo
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Wax
Clearly works well whatever. I use a similar product in our dry dusty conditions ! You in SoCal or what?
deksawyer
E*POWAH Master
A co2 valve and some 3d printed vol spacers for the fox 36.
BIG-DUKE-6
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Either that’s a 55 gal drum or that stuff’s really expensive.
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