Yeah me too. I haven't smashed an RD but have been out riding with someone who has and and they had to push their bike about 2kms to the nearest access track and then get another mate to try and find him with a pickup.Personally I think this is genius! I’ve just ordered one. Thanks ??
Why do you use your brakes mine are just for show ??New brake pads. Can’t believe how fast they wore out!
I like that, I’ve bought some Kydex to do something similar, anyone who has a Whyte Emtb will know about the shifter cable and brake hose hanging down under the motor so I’m gonna make a guard for protecting them ?Bought a small piece of aluminum and made myself a bash guard. View attachment 33352 View attachment 33353
I like that, I’ve bought some Kydex to do something similar, anyone who has a Whyte Emtb will know about the shifter cable and brake hose hanging down under the motor so I’m gonna make a guard for protecting them ?
Yeah no worries mate, they are a worry, I’m gonna fit a new brake outer and inner and shorten it a little then I’m gonna make the guard, not quite sure how I’m gonna do it yet but I do know it can only be attached at the front end and removable for cleaning so, also it’ll need to be loose at the back end but if it’s bent up slightly in the manufacturing stage it should be under enough tension not to flap about whilst I’m riding, that’s the idea anyway ?Sounds interesting, let us know how you get on as those cables are a worry.
Yeah no worries mate, they are a worry, I’m gonna fit a new brake outer and inner and shorten it a little then I’m gonna make the guard, not quite sure how I’m gonna do it yet but I do know it can only be attached at the front end and removable for cleaning so, also it’ll need to be loose at the back end but if it’s bent up slightly in the manufacturing stage it should be under enough tension not to flap about whilst I’m riding, that’s the idea anyway ?
Enjoy mate, it’s a brilliant bike, best thing I’ve bought in years ?Sounds good. I get my bike tomorrow so will have to see what I will do about it. I am kind of hoping Whyte have addressed the issue, or will address it soon. But I can’t wait to ride it ?
Bought a small piece of aluminum and made myself a bash guard. View attachment 33352 View attachment 33353
That fidlock bottle makes me want to get a spare bottle, remove the magnetic attachment and rivet it to a little tool/tube bag. Not sure if it would actually work well, but seems fun to do anyway.
Snap, I bought the same pair for my emergency backpack tool kit, are they any good mateA small tool (stop sniggering at the back...)
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MTB Bike Chain Link Pliers Clamp Bicycle Cycling Removal Repair Hand Tool | eBay
Size: 92mm in length (pliers). 1 Chain hook. Material: Steel.www.ebay.co.uk
A small tool (stop sniggering at the back...)
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MTB Bike Chain Link Pliers Clamp Bicycle Cycling Removal Repair Hand Tool | eBay
Size: 92mm in length (pliers). 1 Chain hook. Material: Steel.www.ebay.co.uk
Pretty sure that they will work on any chain with one of those main linksNice find, do you know if it will work on 11 speed chains? thanks
Snap, I bought the same pair for my emergency backpack tool kit, are they any good mate
Nice find, do you know if it will work on 11 speed chains? thanks
Pretty sure that they will work on any chain with one of those main links
It should do.
It could be that the tool is too thick to fit the narrow 11 and 12 speed chain. The workshop tool I've got officially doesn't fit 12 speed. It actually does, but is a close fit.Thanks guys,
It does sound obvious that they should, but some I've looked at on eBay and Amazon (not like this one) have comments/reviews saying they won't work with 11/12 speed chains. Hope they do though, look perfect for a mini tool kit with a mini price to match.
It could be that the tool is too thick to fit the narrow 11 and 12 speed chain. The workshop tool I've got officially doesn't fit 12 speed. It actually does, but is a close fit.
I would have attempted to straighten them with a pair of pliers. If that didn't work, I would have snapped them off, or filed them down so that the bent bit was gone. I rode with two teeth missing from a front ring for a year or so without a problem. The second largest cog should give you a similar lack of problem. Small cogs, not so much!Unexpectedly I found myself buying a new cassette due to some bent teeth on the second from the largest cog. At only 500 miles I was disappointed to have to make this purchase, and since the shop didn't have SLX I had to go with the XT which cost an additional $40. Hopefully the upgrade will be more long-lasting than the original part.
Finally got my replacement derailleur hangers (one for the jersey pocket just in case) and the BMC is back in action!!! Oh threw a new chain on while I was at it. Time to head out for a ride.? View attachment 33438
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