Not needing a rack , i have a Blackburn the holy grail of racks in uk but it has stays and fits on to welded lugs it is always on my Alves analogue bike. . Dont think i would ever try to fit rack to ebike .
What did you buy your ebike this week?
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Nice and clean.
I have just mounted the Mudrocker too - Works perfectly on my first 40km ride in mud and snow
Under 1% mud on my back compare to my rides without - and keeps mud and water away form motor and dropper
Perfect for those long rides in the wintertime
Don't care about the look of the bike this time of year
jbrown15
Well-known member
I have just mounted the Mudrocker too - Works perfectly on my first 40km ride in mud and snow
Under 1% mud on my back compare to my rides without - and keeps mud and water away form motor and dropper
Perfect for those long rides in the wintertime
Don't care about the look of the bike this time of year
yeah at this time of the year I feel the same, don’t really care how it looks. I’ll only use it during the really wet muddy months anyways.
steve_sordy
Wedding Crasher
I have a Mullet bike and for the first time I have to carry two spare tubes with me. Bloody great things they are and they take up a lot of room in my backpack. There was a thread on here a few weeks ago about where to put your spare tubes and someone suggested Tubolito tubes.
Here they are:
If you are interested, I have more pictures and weights of these tubes plus a comparison with the conventional tubes I was packing, here:
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Here they are:
If you are interested, I have more pictures and weights of these tubes plus a comparison with the conventional tubes I was packing, here:
Spare tube storage.
My neck is kinda shit so I keep weight off my back and try to keep it all on the bike. Recently my buddy flatted and I went to use my tube and it had split and wouldn't hold air. It was strapped to my frame exposed to the elements. Now I'm thinking that there must be a better way. Is that way a...
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See post #22
steve_sordy
Wedding Crasher
Ha!
And there was me thinking I was taking a risk with a 2.5" wide tube in a 2.6" wide tyre! I have not used tubes for over ten years and in all that time I have only ever fitted three tubes (two tyre failures and one sealant failure), so I have little experience to work with.
yeah 27.5 tubes work fine on a 29 inch wheelHa!
I have not used tubes for over ten years and in all that time I have only ever fitted three tubes (two tyre failures and one sealant failure), so I have little experience to work with.
leix_toffee
Active member
RRP rear mudguard
Only 60km on the clock after 2 rides, grrrr...
Mcharza
E*POWAH BOSS
CRFan1
Active member
An EXT eStoria shock for my 21 Levo Comp.....amazing shock.
Pascal Funk
Active member
Colorized......
I guessed that wrong... I thought you were going to say you liked your bike so much, you bought it some lingerie :
What is that
brake caliper adapters - to space out the brake caliper for different size rotors
2WheelsNot4
E*POWAH Master
An Exposure Toro mk12
I am just waiting for it to arrive, should be with me by this Wednesday.
As im mostly the urban cyclist I've just increased my light output power by a factor of 10. Im going to be lit up like St Catherine's lighthouse
Finally, a decent light. But bloody pricey though
I am just waiting for it to arrive, should be with me by this Wednesday.
As im mostly the urban cyclist I've just increased my light output power by a factor of 10. Im going to be lit up like St Catherine's lighthouse
Finally, a decent light. But bloody pricey though
You won't regret it, I have the 6 pack, and it's so good. like when we first put a dropper posts on our bikes and you think back to how did we ever ride before them?An Exposure Toro mk12
I am just waiting for it to arrive, should be with me by this Wednesday.
As im mostly the urban cyclist I've just increased my light output power by a factor of 10. Im going to be lit up like St Catherine's lighthouse
Finally, a decent light. But bloody pricey though
@Zimmerframe after your post it is easier to find a shimano o sram item than this pair of lingerie
If you're lucky/unlucky (depending on your perspective) I'm sure @Doomanic can source you a used set for only a relatively small mark up on the RRP.
I see a mail order business in your future! ;-)
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