What did you buy your ebike this week?

Shark58

Active member
Mar 5, 2023
218
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Germany
Acros is celebrating service week and you can save 20% on all service parts, tools and greases until June 30th.

So I ordered a complete spare blocklock icr headset for my Simplon plus a diy headset mounting tool and a can of headset grease. Having is better than needing and the 20% off was better than all online retailers.
 

JonnyManc

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Apr 18, 2023
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174
Cumbria
EDC Lite and some 38mm Rise Bars.....

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EMTBSEAN

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Feb 20, 2020
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Post man Pat just delivered this, my old Mudhugger isn’t very good at keeping the mud from my main pivot area and this one fastens with Velcro straps making it easy to remove for washing, I just hope it doesn’t rattle around, I’m testing it out tomorrow with a ride in the Peak District, woohoo 😁

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VWsurfbum

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Jan 11, 2021
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Post man Pat just delivered this, my old Mudhugger isn’t very good at keeping the mud from my main pivot area and this one fastens with Velcro straps making it easy to remove for washing, I just hope it doesn’t rattle around, I’m testing it out tomorrow with a ride in the Peak District, woohoo 😁

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You'll soon realise Velcro isn't up to the job.
 

RustyMTB

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Jul 22, 2020
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Rebuilding the shock last week, spotted a couple of chips in the damper body. Ummed & ahhed over sanding them out then spotted a misdescribed damper body on Amazon. Listed as a 200x57 but every part number pointed at a 190x51, so I bought it on the off chance & it's the rght one.

£14 Steak for tea!

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Varaxis

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You'll soon realise Velcro isn't up to the job.
I have a MuckyNutz rear fender that has similar coverage to this, but is less thick and comes in two pieces, and secures with velcro. It's far floppier than my old Mudhugger rear. Was thinking about the new Mudhugger, but this is sad to hear.

I had to resort to using mastic tape between the fender and frame, and stainless steel ties on that old mudhugger. Mostly since I had a bad habit of sometimes kicking the thing when swinging a leg over the bike, which sometimes led to a broken plastic zip-tie or two
 

Doomanic

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You’ll have to report back as mine is a bit off with shifting
Reporting back as promised...

No difference. :( I've changed the UDH as well and it's got a new freehub, new cassette, new chain and new chainring too.
 

EMTBSEAN

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Feb 20, 2020
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Sheffield
You'll soon realise Velcro isn't up to the job.
Are there alternative straps you can recommend please mate, apart from the little extra part that covers the main pivot, that’s the other reason I bought this mudguard as it’s easy to remove for washing my bike
 

Mik3F

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Sep 23, 2023
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Middleton
Burgtec Ride High 38 and Peatys tubeless valves for my lads bike

Almost bought a set of the bars for my bike too, but going to see what they feel like compared to my 30's when I fit them
 
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Tyjay

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Apr 27, 2020
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Bedlington
Reporting back as promised...

No difference. :( I've changed the UDH as well and it's got a new freehub, new cassette, new chain and new chainring too.
That’s a shitter mate
mine is working fairly well atm so not gonna mess with it seems to sort it self out.
 

VWsurfbum

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Jan 11, 2021
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England
Are there alternative straps you can recommend please mate, apart from the little extra part that covers the main pivot, that’s the other reason I bought this mudguard as it’s easy to remove for washing my bike
I ended up using very big heavy duty tie wraps, over the top of the invisiframe and a couple of loops of electrical tape.
 

steve_sordy

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Nov 5, 2018
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Lincolnshire, UK
Following a revelation today, I won't be buying any new kit for me or my bike for what might be years to come!

Here is a list of brand new, unused kit I found today.

I even had to put where stuff was so that I could find it again.

Backpack, Trespass, 15 litre + 2 litre H2O bladder - bagged, bedroom.
Brake Pads, finned NO3A, Shimano resin – boxed, black toolbox.
Brake Caliper, Shimano BR MT520 (4pot) + DO1S plain pads – Black toolbox
Brake fluid, Shimano 100ml – black toolbox.
Cable ties (100), 300mm x 4mm – black toolbox
Chain, Shimano XT, 12s, 126 links – boxed, black toolbox.
Folding Saw (2 new + 2 almost new), Wolverine & Klappsage – black toolbox
Gear cables, sundry – black toolbox.
Gloves, Endura windproof – bagged, utility cupboard.
Gloves, Endura Humvee Plus II – bagged, utility cupboard.
Gloves, Fox Flexair, matches shirt – bagged, utility cupboard.
Helmet - Bell Super 3 – boxed, in garage.
Knee & shin guards, Troy Lee Designs – packed, bedroom.
Mech, Shimano SLX 12s – boxed in black toolbox.
Mech hanger, Merida eOne-Sixty – bagged, black toolbox.
Saddle, Merida, inc mini toolkit, OEM – bagged, on bike box.
Saddle, Specialized – bagged, on bike box.
Spacers, Fox shock, various sizes – black toolbox.
Tokens (3), Fox 38mm, 10cc – black toolbox.
Tokens (6), Rockshox 35mm – black toolbox.
Tube, Presta, 27.5x 2.3-3.0 – black toolbox.
Tube, Presta, 29x 2.4-2.8 – black toolbox.
Tubeless valves (3), Presta – black toolbox.
Tyre, Maxxis Assegai, 29x2.5” 3C – garage, next to wheelbarrow.
Tyre, Maxxis HR II, 29x2.5” 3C - garage, next to wheelbarrow.
Tyres (2 x like new) Maxxis Rekon, 29x2.5” 3C - garage, next to wheelbarrow.
Tyres (2 x like new) Maxxis Crossmark II, 27.5x2.5” 3C - garage, next to wheelbarrow.
Undershorts, padded, Endura – bagged, bedroom.

Here is the thread.
 

MateNako

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Aug 23, 2023
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18
Poland
Well me new Jam2 has not yet been delivered (should be here next week) and I already bought new stem, headset, grips and Muc-Off tubeless valves.
Next planned investment will be full suspension replacement but that'll probably happen by the end of the year or so, when I know if replacement is needed and how much I want to invest into it (decision to go bling Kashima, or Select+).
 

EMTBSEAN

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Feb 20, 2020
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Sheffield
I ended up using very big heavy duty tie wraps, over the top of the invisiframe and a couple of loops of electrical tape.
Thanks for your reply mate but I’ll have to see how the Velcro straps hold up because that’s the other reason I bought this mudguard, alongside the little extension part that goes down to the main pivot, I thought it’d be easy to remove for washing my bike, if they don’t live up to expectations I’ll have to use your method 😉👍
 

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