steve_sordy
Wedding Crasher
I'll bet it's fun outing when you and like-minded people have a get together! Are you in a club or society?
What did you buy your ebike this week?
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That’s kinda funnyI'll bet it's fun outing when you and like-minded people have a get together! Are you in a club or society?
…but no. Only amongst other Fallers. Our logging camp was one of the largest (400+ loggers) and isolated on Northern Vancouver Island. I began my career there as a handi-man (my early 20’s with trade certifications). Besides my regular duties I was also assigned recovering workers (“the walking wounded”) and gave them “light-duty work”.
One particular guy, who I was assigned, was the weightlifting champion of Canada. Great right? Wrong. This kid was massive, full of steroids, and loved himself. I gave him a hammer, a handful of nails and some stair-treads. With a two-handed grip on the hammer, the first nail went flying somewhere. The second nail got bent. He could barely hit the remaining nails.
He sat in my shop for the rest of the week. Size 2 hard hat, size 15 boots.
Yu
Yup…useless.
Not for me, I always forget to charge batteries, so this way I will always have a spare with me in pack
I guess I shouldn’t say useless.
I have the AXS dropper and derailer so I’m not stuck on the trail without power.
My neighbor carries a spare battery with him. He doesn’t use the Reverb Axs dropper, just the derailer.
Maybe I’ll go charge my batteries
What's this tool used for?
I think I won but did cheating with Google 🫣 and can not switch language on my device but there is English:
SHIMANO Werkzeug für EW-SD50 E-Tube Kabel | TL-EW02, 2,97 €
SHIMANO Werkzeug für EW-SD50 E-Tube Kabel | TL-EW02 Das TL-EW02 Werkzeug dient dazu die Steckverbindungen der EW-SD50 Shimano E-Tube Kabel zu lösen und zu v
r2-bike.com
I think I won but did cheating with Google 🫣 and can not switch language on my device but there is English:
SHIMANO Werkzeug für EW-SD50 E-Tube Kabel | TL-EW02, 2,97 €
SHIMANO Werkzeug für EW-SD50 E-Tube Kabel | TL-EW02 Das TL-EW02 Werkzeug dient dazu die Steckverbindungen der EW-SD50 Shimano E-Tube Kabel zu lösen und zu v
SHIMANO tool for EW-SD50 E-Tube cable | TL-EW02
The TL-EW02 tool is used to loosen and connect the plug connections of the EW-SD50 Shimano E-Tube cables. To ensure safe operation, these are extremely tight. This tight fit ensures tight and durable connections, but interferes when it comes to loosening the connections again. Under no circumstances should the Di2 cable be pulled to loosen it, as this could lead to a cable break! With this tool you can simply attach it directly to the plug and detach it without damaging it!
Technical specifications:
Material: Plastic
Use: connect and disconnect the connector
I've got both too, and carried a spare battery in my pack for almost 3 years and never used it once!I guess I shouldn’t say useless.
I have the AXS dropper and derailer so I’m not stuck on the trail without power.
My neighbor carries a spare battery with him. He doesn’t use the Reverb Axs dropper, just the derailer.
Maybe I’ll go charge my batteries
I bought an AXS 'derailleur only' for my Stumpjumper about 18 months ago, and used my spare battery and my spare controller for it. Now, I don't carry a spare battery anymore... although I do have a CR2032 in my pack for the controller(s).
Damn, I’m not buying that thenIf you like old tools, I suspect that you will like "Moving Heavy Things" by Jan Adkins. It is basically how people moved stuff before engine power. How did they get those bells up in the church tower? How did they move the stones used to build the docks? It is not just levers and pulleys. Only 47 pages. Building the pyramids not included!
Moving Heavy Things
The almost forgotten craft of shifting large weights with brains instead of engines. Beginning with practical rules for moving like "Get the Ming vase out of the Room. All the way out," and "What goes up comes down heavier." This is a fascinating description of applied physics in the real world...books.google.co.uk
Semmelrocc
E*POWAH Master
About to upgrade my stock NX trigger shifter, which just received a new shifter cable, to X01. Maybe I should take the opportunity for a little side by side-comparison.
Tyjay
Active member
Set of Magura mt7 brakes
some maxima plush light for the service I did on Zeb ultimates the other day
and some dmr vault blue pedal pins after noticing that about 8 were missing and 4 ready to go next trip
some maxima plush light for the service I did on Zeb ultimates the other day
and some dmr vault blue pedal pins after noticing that about 8 were missing and 4 ready to go next trip
Zed.
Active member
had my last Wiggle order delivered on Tuesday, £155 on 3 x 12speed casettes (£17each!) 3 x NP ARD (cushcore type things, 2 in a box with valves @ £15 a box!) and a LOT of 99p bits&pieces
thats ~ £1300 I've spent with Wiggle this month, sadly they were clearing stock and I'm guilty of raiding theim in their last days
Thankyou Wiggle and to their staff, good luck for the future
Rich.
thats ~ £1300 I've spent with Wiggle this month, sadly they were clearing stock and I'm guilty of raiding theim in their last days
Thankyou Wiggle and to their staff, good luck for the future
Rich.
thats ~ £1300 I've spent with Wiggle this month, sadly they were clearing stock and I'm guilty of raiding theim in their last days
There's the saying "buy on the sound of cannons, sell on the sound of trumpets". Nothing like a good bargain.
It's been a while since I bought anything for my bike... but someone posted a link to this a couple of weeks ago, and I thought I'd try it out.
A Bike Yoke SRAM AXS Pod matchmaker for a Magura brake. It ended up costing €43.61 (£38.84), but is way cheaper than buying the Pod Bridge Clamp - which is about £60.
Hopefully it lets me fit my Pod at an appropriate distance from my thumb. Using the standard clamp, I feel that I'm forced to put it between my grips / brake... which makes it too close to my thumb. I've learned to live with it, but I'm hoping this will move it over slightly.
Will see when I get it fitted tonight!
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Here’s it fitted. Seems like it’s going to give me the space I need.
Will see how I feel tomorrow after a ride, but so far it’s pretty positive.
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when you get a strange rattle that it sounds like it's coming from the frame/fork/motor, it's those poxy inserts! you have been warned! lol
I remember the first time I heard that, thought whats broken now
Mcharza
E*POWAH BOSS
Ultra Coma padsSpecialized Motor controller and a set of SRAM Code RSC brake pads from Aliexpress. What could possibly go wrong
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Ironic name for a brake pad, don't ya think! Someone in Marketing must have a sense of humor or not speak English all that wellUltra Coma pads
. I will give them a try on my "less steep" trails until they prove themselves.
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As my old jockey wheels are looking a little tatty and not spinning as freely as I’d like I thought I’d buy some new Hope jockey wheels to carry on with the red accent on my bike, also, this is the attention to detail I like with Hope, the bag the jockey wheels came in is heat sealed across the middle to keep the wheels from clattering against each other in transit, I know it seems sad to most people but I think it’s worth a mention
steve_sordy
Wedding Crasher
Only one screw?As my old jockey wheels are looking a little tatty and not spinning as freely as I’d like I thought I’d buy some new Hope jockey wheels to carry on with the red accent on my bike, also, this is the attention to detail I like with Hope, the bag the jockey wheels came in is heat sealed across the middle to keep the wheels from clattering against each other in transit, I know it seems sad to most people but I think it’s worth a mention
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How you liking the Magura and what did you have before?Set of Magura mt7 brakes
some maxima plush light for the service I did on Zeb ultimates the other day
and some dmr vault blue pedal pins after noticing that about 8 were missing and 4 ready to go next trip
Tyjay
Active member
Had sram code before
Maguras I haven’t used In any anger yet just did a 20 mile ride to bed them in early this week all on road
but seem to be good brakes were fairly easy to setup and bleed after reading they are difficult to bleed
just followed a decent guide on YouTube and was ok
seem to loads of power but again won’t fully know if everything is setup perfect until it gets vertical
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