What did you buy your ebike this week?

EMTBSEAN

E*POWAH Elite
Subscriber
Feb 20, 2020
1,038
733
Sheffield
I finally got my Hope brakes, rotors, easy bleed kit, Clark’s brake tool and Hope brake fluid, here’s some pictures, I was going to fit it all this weekend but I promised the love of my life that I’d do a long overdue plumbing job instead, I might score some brownie points that I can redeem as and when I need to 😁😁

3A5B8E4A-A498-46DD-99C6-96142AD532D3.jpeg FBDBF4A5-7E00-45AE-93D5-7009FBCEE746.jpeg 8F17A410-A5C7-4DFC-8639-6377214A5A04.jpeg
 
Last edited:

Doomanic

🛠️Wrecker🛠️
Patreon
Founding Member
Jan 21, 2018
8,735
10,400
UK
Asa the weather has turned to shite, I did the only sensible thing and ruined the lines of possibly the best looking eeb* on the market with a rear mudguard...
Ugly;
IMG_6335.jpeg

Uglier;
IMG_6337.jpeg


No comments about the state of my workshop will be entertained at this time... :ROFLMAO:

*I know beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but at least it's not a fucking HaiBike...
 

irie

E*POWAH Elite World Champion
Subscriber
May 2, 2022
2,624
2,683
Chichester, W.Sussex, UK
I finally got my Hope brakes, rotors, easy bleed kit, Clark’s brake tool and Hope brake fluid, here’s some pictures, I was going to fit it all this weekend but I promised the love of my life that I’d do a long overdue plumbing job instead, I might score some brownie points that I can redeem as and when I need to 😁😁
Let's hope the love of your life enjoys the long overdue plumbing job. :love:
 

EMTBSEAN

E*POWAH Elite
Subscriber
Feb 20, 2020
1,038
733
Sheffield
Let's hope the love of your life enjoys the long overdue plumbing job. :love:
Oh trust me she has been enjoying a warm home again, it was my heating system that was on the blink, well more specifically the expansion vessel in our boiler which was perforated, so for the past couple of months we’ve had to re-pressurise the heating every day, new remote pressure vessel now fitted and everything is tickety boo again 🤘
 

dcpatters

Member
Mar 11, 2021
14
11
Southern California
I finally got my Hope brakes, rotors, easy bleed kit, Clark’s brake tool and Hope brake fluid, here’s some pictures, I was going to fit it all this weekend but I promised the love of my life that I’d do a long overdue plumbing job instead, I might score some brownie points that I can redeem as and when I need to 😁😁

View attachment 129687 View attachment 129688 View attachment 129689
In literally did the same upgrade. Huge improvement over the Code RSC’s
 

LeftItLancs

Member
Apr 12, 2021
65
55
North UK

Cane Creek Thudbuster ST G4​


I chose this suspension seat post after some research, and whilst they are not a direct replacement for rear suspension, obviously, they really do work rather well on my Cube Reaction Hybrid. They absorb pretty much everything on the cycle tracks or bridleways etc I ride on (nothing too adventurous) and there is no saddle movement or jerky up and down whatsoever and after a while you even forget one is fitted. No more standing up to avoid getting a jarred lower back over potholes or bumps, and surprisingly effective.
 

p3eps

E*POWAH Elite World Champion
Subscriber
Dec 14, 2019
1,982
2,398
Scotland
Asa the weather has turned to shite, I did the only sensible thing and ruined the lines of possibly the best looking eeb* on the market with a rear mudguard...
Ugly;
View attachment 129800
Uglier;
View attachment 129801

No comments about the state of my workshop will be entertained at this time... :ROFLMAO:

*I know beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but at least it's not a fucking HaiBike...
I just ordered the same on from Tredz with £8 off for Black Friday this afternoon. (£30 with free postage)

I figured it was a better option than the full size Mudhugger I have in the garage, as at least you can clip the massive bit on and off depending on the weather.

Did you Helitape it, or just slap it on?
 

p3eps

E*POWAH Elite World Champion
Subscriber
Dec 14, 2019
1,982
2,398
Scotland
The frame is already wrapped so I just slapped it on.
I’ve got Invisiframe, but I was considering an extra patch on that bit. Maybe not needed though, as it comes with rubber pads on the mudguard I believe?
The Mudhugger was just plastic and annihilated the helitape on my old Stumpys seat stays!
 

Doomanic

🛠️Wrecker🛠️
Patreon
Founding Member
Jan 21, 2018
8,735
10,400
UK
I had a mud hugger and used a roadie inner tube as frame protection on the Rail.
Maybe not needed though, as it comes with rubber pads on the mudguard I believe?
It does, and I'm hoping that's the case. I may swap the supplied velcro for zip ties though as it's difficult to do the velcro up to the correct level of tightness (ie fucking tight!)
 

BIG-DUKE-6

Active member
Feb 21, 2023
188
128
Usa
Putting away the crank bros mallets until my new knee heals up.
Purchased race face flats, Hope 220 floaters/ brackets,

5-10 trail cross mid shoes
How in the ever lovin hell do you guys get these on???? It’s like a hiking boot for a wet suit. Please share your tips/tricks. Thanks
 

EMTB Forums

Since 2018

The World's largest electric mountain bike community.

555K
Messages
28,075
Members
Join Our Community

Latest articles


Top