What did you buy your ebike this week?

[valecek]

Ergon grips, mudguard for zebb, garmin sensors, chain and some protection for older son

 

[JStrube]

I made the mistake of riding my buddies Santa Cruz Heckler emtb which is a mullet wheel set up. I got three downhill kom’s and now I have to order a 27.5 rear wheel, cushcore and shorter cranks. My bike is designed as 29er only so I hope I can make it work well.

I think the rear triangle is different as well. I really enjoyed the mullet setup I test rode, but ended up buying a 29er on sale because that is what was left.

 

[Mcharza]

New shoes. Half price new Leatt 4.0 Clip Pro shoes from Bike-Discount.

 

[RiderOnTheStorm]

Tired of losing my taillight on rough trails or having to remember to recharge or replace batteries, I was desperately looking for a more reliable and integrated lighting solution for my ebike.

Enters the Lupine C14 SP tailight which really brightened my day (.... or should I say my night). I got the seatpost version, so it's simple to install without taking down the post.

It plugs directly into the light port of my bosch CX gen 4 motor and is powered by the bike's motor and battery. In order to get it to work though, I had to ask my bike shop to activate the light ports on the motor. No biggie!

This taillight is very bright (45 lumens), has a discrete, minimalist design. Feels solid (german built). Also has a sensor that detects braking and then lights up brighter for a few sec.

Really good stuff from Lupine and perfect fit for ebikes in my opinion.

 

[valecek]

New shoes. Half price new Leatt 4.0 Clip Pro shoes from Bike-Discount. View attachment 114898

how correctly is sizing? for example if youre wearing adidas, or 5.10

gime me some feetback, I am so interesting

 

[Tooks]

I was picking up a few scratches on the top tube, so got a dyedbro kit and I like the way the bike colour shows through the transfer/shield.

Oh, and a slightly longer AXS dropper. My old 100mm one went plenty low enough for my riding, but the 150mm 31.9mm one is more aesthetically pleasing.

 

[Mcharza]

how correctly is sizing? for example if youre wearing adidas, or 5.10

gime me some feetback, I am so interesting

It's quite correct size. I have 42 (UK size 8) and it's the same than my Shimano shoes (the new model on). Leatt the shoes are quite stiff and require a long break-in, so they may seem small when new.

 

[UnreasonableMuppet]

Fresh rubbers.

 

[Plummet]

 

[RiderOnTheStorm]

Was looking to improve finger grip on my magura MT5 brake levers. I first changed levers and went for the HC alloy model. Was better but still not grippy enough.

I then found these silicone lever sleeves that did the job. Non-slip materiel, unexpensive, easy to slip on HC levers and most likely on many other brake levers, and they don't come off easily (a good thing). Good product in my opinion

 

[Rubinstein]

The worlds most expensive saddle, because I forgot about import duty and tax into the Uk on top of the massive rrp. I’ll give it a ride tomorrow and report

 

[Chrysaor]

Miranda 155mm cranks because I am at my 3rd pair of composite pedals already

 

[target2804]

 

[infyrana]

I picked up a bronze Deity stem, I know they have the ugly gap - but it will match my pedals and I couldn't resist at half price.

 

[Mabman]

Miranda 155mm cranks because I am at my 3rd pair of composite pedals already

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I wish the ISIS ones had pinch bolts they are really soft and don't want to settle down. Have to use blue loctite but even then you have to keep an eye on them but the 155 length is great, unless you run out of power and have to pedal uphill......

 

[Chrysaor]

I wish the ISIS ones had pinch bolts they are really soft and don't want to settle down. Have to use blue loctite but even then you have to keep an eye on them but the 155 length is great, unless you run out of power and have to pedal uphill......

Thanks for the tip, I will keep an eye on it at the beginning. The quality seems okay but it doesn't look great either. Well for the price I cannot really complain...
I have just tried in the garden so far but it feels curious, almost like a kid bike
I will give it a proper try on chunky trails this weekend, where I always get pedal strikes no matter how careful I am.

 

[Mabman]

Thanks for the tip, I will keep an eye on it at the beginning. The quality seems okay but it doesn't look great either. Well for the price I cannot really complain...
I have just tried in the garden so far but it feels curious, almost like a kid bike
I will give it a proper try on chunky trails this weekend, where I always get pedal strikes no matter how careful I am.

You should be fine with the extra added pinch bolts as long as you keep an eye on them. Mine don't have them for the motor I use. Otherwise I really have gotten used to their length after many years of using 170mm's.

 

[vikino1]

To je skvelá vec na opretie rúk pri dlhých presunoch. Jazdil som s nimi celú minulú sezónu a môžem ich naozaj odporučiť. V zime som spadol na ľad pod snehom a jeden som si zlomil. Dnes boli ruky šťastné.

 

[RiderOnTheStorm]

I wanted to equip my emtb with a front light that is compact and robust to withstand moderate falls but still powerfull enough to brighten my trail rides at night.

After trying a few models from Lupine and Lezyne, I finally settled for the Supernova Mini 2 Pro. I'm pleased with its brightness and wide illumination (550 lumens). I also like its solid aluminum built, made in Germany.

This light plugged into my Bosch CX Gen. 4 motor and is activated from my Purion display. I previously had my LBS enable the light ports on the motor for the taillight, so it was just plug & play with the front light. No fuss!

Only gripe was that the handlebars mount needed to be purchased separately. But overall, the Supernova Mini 2 Pro is a winner in my book

 

[Mabman]

 

[Another One]

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Cool can we get a write-up after use?

 

[valecek]

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before first ride, take a locktide to the pins, it tends the loosen from production

 

[p3eps]

A new Magura MT7 Pro for me. The thread in my rear lever seemed to have stripped a bit so it wouldn't stay tight to the bar at the top... and the hose was a bit short when I moved it to my new bike. I also need new pads soon.
I figured I was about £90 for the new lever, £30 for an official Magura hose / olive / banjo kit, and £20 for the pads... so finding a whole new brake kit for £141 was actually cost effective!

It also means I have a spare caliper that I can either keep or perhaps sell on ebay (they sell for over £100 new) to someone who's looking for a Shigura setup!!

 

[JStrube]

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I have one of these for sale for half price(or less) if anyone wants it. I took it off of my old bike before I sold it... Older 2 button shifter, but $150! Worked well while I used it.

 

[irie]

Just bought 170mm air shaft for my currently 160mm Rockshox Zeb A2 forks. So tomorrow is take my forks apart day.

 

[Mabman]

Just bought 170mm air shaft for my currently 160mm Rockshox Zeb A2 forks. So tomorrow is take my forks apart day.

Just performed that operation on my bike yesterday added a token and did a service also as long as I had it apart. Pretty easy procedure following this:


I didn't do the Charger conversion, yet.

Haven't gotten a chance to try it out yet.

 

[Tombie]

A pair of 165mm XT cranks to replace my 170s.
Getting a few too many strikes at the moment.

 

[EMTBSEAN]

A new Halfords shock pump as my other one is a bit tired and the new one fits in my back pack better, for £20 it works great

 

[target2804]

Didn’t buy it this week but actually installed the new parts:

 

[Slymobi]

Yet another phone mount..... First impression was, This will not hold. It holds perfectly and has full 360° rotation.
Springs are extremely tight and survived a good test tonight.
£11 so can't argue with that.