Tyjay
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Great quality have a couple of tops and socks
looking at short sleeve ones atm as most are long sleeved
What did you buy your ebike this week?
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looking at short sleeve ones atm as most are long sleeved
Its out for delivery so should find out what I have been sent later, hoping for a short sleeved one
Tyjay
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Quality is superb on them mate
nearly ordered the occult short sleeved one last night but I’m between sizing atm so held off
Did order the lucky dip sock pack 3 pairs for £15 inc del
Its the only sock I wear when riding
Arrived, I got the new Geographic Short Sleeve
Hope the weather is good for Ard Rock so I can wear it there
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Tyjay
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That’s cool would of been happy with that one
Tyjay
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Seal drivers arrived from China this morning. 6 days from ordering on Monday evening
superb quality plenty of weight behind them not bad for £6 all in delivered
superb quality plenty of weight behind them not bad for £6 all in delivered
Tyjay
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Some new riding socks
lucky dip 3 for £15 inc del. Although now 3 for 20 and from there newly released stuff
Dfyers is superb quality and local
lucky dip 3 for £15 inc del. Although now 3 for 20 and from there newly released stuff
Dfyers is superb quality and local
JStrube
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OK, those guys have some cool jerseys & stuff. Next time I need gear, going to get some!
AlumiPro
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Finally back in stock and on my bikes!….I had to get two pairs so my mtb wasn't jealous of my emtb. (Freedom Coast Black SRAM Levers)
I wasn’t sure how much of a difference these were really going to make but I REALLY like how they hook around my index finger. $ well spent; much better feel than the stock Maven levers. They also come with a tool to make installation a breeze!
Shoutout to @Arethustra, for making me aware these even existed!
I wasn’t sure how much of a difference these were really going to make but I REALLY like how they hook around my index finger. $ well spent; much better feel than the stock Maven levers. They also come with a tool to make installation a breeze!
Shoutout to @Arethustra, for making me aware these even existed!
145mm crank arms from PINND arrived today.
Just did a super quick test run. Felt a bit odd coming from 160mm, but I'll hopefully get used to it after a few longer, proper rides.
This of course raises my saddle height, which in turn causes the biggest issue; I get the urge to splurge even more money on a new, longer dropper post
Just did a super quick test run. Felt a bit odd coming from 160mm, but I'll hopefully get used to it after a few longer, proper rides.
This of course raises my saddle height, which in turn causes the biggest issue; I get the urge to splurge even more money on a new, longer dropper post
AlumiPro
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I love my 145mm PINND cranks on my CX Race motor. I went from 160mm to 145mm as well. It felt odd for about 2 minutes.145mm crank arms from PINND arrived today.
Just did a super quick test run. Felt a bit odd coming from 160mm, but I'll hopefully get used to it after a few longer, proper rides.
This of course raises my saddle height, which in turn causes the biggest issue; I get the urge to splurge even more money on a new, longer dropper post
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I’m 6’-1” on a size large frame…..don’t
necessarily base crank length by your height or leg length.
Less pedal strikes and I can rapidly ratchet over rock shelves. They are great for techy single track, I don’t think this short of a crank would be as desirable for flow tracks.
Wasn't sure my Halfords Professional torque wrench was working correctly 
then when checked it realised that have had it since 2007 when it was calibrated! So rather than send it off to check calibration/be recalibrated, decided to buy Park Tool TW-6.2 which was reduced from £143 to £95 on Amazon UK. Torques both directions as does also the Halfords wrench. Will check the old wrench vs new wrench to see if calibration is identical, then if it is keep it as a spare. Also have an old Snap On Electronic Wrench to test against.
www.parktool.com
Edit: have checked at 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60Nm and old Halfords wrench a little low at all settings. Probably as a result of sometimes being left for weeks without being wound down thus weakening the spring.
then when checked it realised that have had it since 2007 when it was calibrated! So rather than send it off to check calibration/be recalibrated, decided to buy Park Tool TW-6.2 which was reduced from £143 to £95 on Amazon UK. Torques both directions as does also the Halfords wrench. Will check the old wrench vs new wrench to see if calibration is identical, then if it is keep it as a spare. Also have an old Snap On Electronic Wrench to test against.
TW-6.2 Ratcheting Click-Type Torque Wrench — 10 to 60 Nm
A high quality ratcheting click-type torque wrench calibrated for higher torque values.
www.parktool.com
Edit: have checked at 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60Nm and old Halfords wrench a little low at all settings. Probably as a result of sometimes being left for weeks without being wound down thus weakening the spring.
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AlumiPro
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Schrader-to-Presta adapter
Schrader to Presta Valve Adapter - Use your Presta pump head on Schrader valves
www.cantitoeroad.com
I keep a OneUp EDC pump with me on rides but it only handles presta. Fine for my bikes but my young kids bikes are Schrader tubes…..this solves that problem.
This is also nice to have incase I come across a nonequiped rider with Schrader stems, needing help to get back on his or her pedals.
Tyjay
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Garmin edge 130 plus
wanted the smaller one and this fits the bill on sale at halfords so thought why not
set up and working sweet added ebike field and another ebike data field form garmin store
and works perfect from what I can see haven’t tested yet
although setting up messing about with it battery seems to drain quite fast
won’t know until a full ride when I’m off next week
Did buy a steerertube mount from Amazon for £3 and quality is pretty decent as I can’t stand it on the bars
with rubber band holding it on
wanted the smaller one and this fits the bill on sale at halfords so thought why not
set up and working sweet added ebike field and another ebike data field form garmin store
and works perfect from what I can see haven’t tested yet
although setting up messing about with it battery seems to drain quite fast
won’t know until a full ride when I’m off next week
Did buy a steerertube mount from Amazon for £3 and quality is pretty decent as I can’t stand it on the bars
with rubber band holding it on
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Semmelrocc
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Have been using the Edge 130 for quite some time now and battery drain has never been an issue for me. Full recommendation for a small, unobtrusive cycling computer.
Tyjay
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Test it on Tuesday see what it’s like battery drain was when messing around in settings for couple hrs
JStrube
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The Edge 130 looks a lot like the Edge 510 I tossed in the bin a few weeks ago.
Found these on aliexpress for 1/5 the price I’ve payed from factory
they look like the original but one spins more freely so I disassembled to look inside
the internals: axle, bushing, bearing, all look a lot like the original from the original contact chromag pedals too.
Semmelrocc
E*POWAH Master
Some fine new glasses
Same here and a second one for my wife.
AlumiPro
Active member
CASCADE COMPONENTS
Bosch Powertube latch
Bosch Powertube latch
Zed.
Active member
ODI D30 grips.
match the colour of my new bike - so named 'The mobile Granite worktop'
Rich.
match the colour of my new bike - so named 'The mobile Granite worktop'
Rich.
Tyjay
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Some more dfyers riding gear
Occult short sleeve top
Occult socks and invasion socks
Will be ordering last 2 pairs of socks when I get round to it
Occult short sleeve top
Occult socks and invasion socks
Will be ordering last 2 pairs of socks when I get round to it
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