NorthernDust
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Random Peatys cleaning related bits now the slop has truly arrived
What did you buy your ebike this week?
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Zed.
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Another pair of Manitou’s Mezzer forks🫢
That’s 3 I own now BUT I wanted a long or uncut steerer-tube so tripped over these, new ‘Expert’ pair but easily upgraded
Rich.
That’s 3 I own now BUT I wanted a long or uncut steerer-tube so tripped over these, new ‘Expert’ pair but easily upgraded
Rich.
steve_sordy
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Muc off are doing a 25% off everything deal. So I bought some Big Bore Hybrid tubeless valves normally £40 for £30. But delivery is only free if you spend more than £30! So I spent time looking for the cheapest thing I could buy that I might actually use that would do the job. I settled on some Silky Suspension Serum, down to £3.74. Delivery charge is normally £3.50.
Total £33.74, but as I was completing the purchase my Norton anti-virus package chipped in with discount codes that it had found. It tried a few before finding "Comeback10" (could be "Comeback 10"). Final total for free delivery was £30.37. So I got the Silky for 36p, less if I took the delivery charge into account.
Total £33.74, but as I was completing the purchase my Norton anti-virus package chipped in with discount codes that it had found. It tried a few before finding "Comeback10" (could be "Comeback 10"). Final total for free delivery was £30.37. So I got the Silky for 36p, less if I took the delivery charge into account.
Let us know how you get on with those valves. Must admit, not sure I want to twist the thingies through 90 degrees to inflate the tyre then back again after inflation.
steve_sordy
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I just hope I remember to do that before I detach the pump!
Many thanks @steve_sordy
That answers my question that remained unanswered :
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That answers my question that remained unanswered :
Tubeless Presta valves vs Schrader valve (with inserts)
Hello friends, I don't find Presta valves practical at all, especially for inflating, but also for reading tire pressure. What would you recommend as a tubeless Schrader valve with the option of putting my inserts, I can't find much in specialized stores.. Thanks 🍻
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Zed.
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more financial ruin 
Manitou are my favoured Mtb suspension and I have used their 'basic' Mara damper so naturally went looking for the Mara Pro damper for the rear of my Canyon Torque:ON (if I ever get a 'safe' battery?) with trunion mount in 225x70mm - Manitou are not easily available here in the UK so bought a used one on EbayUSA that got lost in customs so looked for new and bought from Starbike in Germany
BUT....
while searching for the best priced damper tripped over a seriously cheaper conventional 'eye' mount in 230x65mm that could be used on one of our other bikes so this was also captured
- this was from BikeDiscount again in Germany
Both starbike.com and bike-discount.de were faultless inn their service and happily posted from Germany to Wales
Rich.
Manitou are my favoured Mtb suspension and I have used their 'basic' Mara damper so naturally went looking for the Mara Pro damper for the rear of my Canyon Torque:ON (if I ever get a 'safe' battery?) with trunion mount in 225x70mm - Manitou are not easily available here in the UK so bought a used one on EbayUSA that got lost in customs so looked for new and bought from Starbike in Germany
BUT....
while searching for the best priced damper tripped over a seriously cheaper conventional 'eye' mount in 230x65mm that could be used on one of our other bikes so this was also captured
- this was from BikeDiscount again in GermanyBoth starbike.com and bike-discount.de were faultless inn their service and happily posted from Germany to Wales
Rich.
Well my favoured Öhlins RFX 38 forks are with J-Tech for a warranty claim (they’re only 10 months old and need a new CSU!), so I’ve bought a set of crowns to put the double crown Öhlins DH38s from the DH bike onto my KSL.
It’ll be interesting to see how it rides with 200mm up front, over stroked to 65mm on the rear, and absolutely no steering lock
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It’ll be interesting to see how it rides with 200mm up front, over stroked to 65mm on the rear, and absolutely no steering lock
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Is there a stronger aftermarket part you can use, perhaps in addition? We have bashguards from Protect-Emtb for our Rails. Perhaps you could adapt one to fit your bike?I had to buy a new motor case for the wild after a kiss in the woods with a fallen tree
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Protect E-MTB do a bash guard for the Wild. Also Rockstop do one for EMTBs.I had to buy a new motor case for the wild after a kiss in the woods with a fallen tree
I've got both on my wild.
Orbea Archives - Protect EMTB
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The missing parts for my winter servicetime from a few posts above have arrived.
Last minute change of mind - I went for the new Schwalbe Albert radial front and rear @ €120 including tax and shipping, instead of the Schwalbe Magic Mary radial. I expect the Albert with its less aggressive tread from shoulder to shoulder fit my elderly less aggressive riding stile better than the MM tread. And after more than 15k km with the MM I just want to try something new.
As this is my first go with tubeless, I needed some additional stuff.
Finally some small parts and tools for the other work I’m planning - new steering head bearings, which I bought in August when Acros had their yearly service sales, and the DT Swiss plug in tool from my rear axle which I lost a while ago.
Now all I’m waiting for is dreadful weather and the right mood to stay put in the basement.
Last minute change of mind - I went for the new Schwalbe Albert radial front and rear @ €120 including tax and shipping, instead of the Schwalbe Magic Mary radial. I expect the Albert with its less aggressive tread from shoulder to shoulder fit my elderly less aggressive riding stile better than the MM tread.
And after more than 15k km with the MM I just want to try something new.
As this is my first go with tubeless, I needed some additional stuff.
Finally some small parts and tools for the other work I’m planning - new steering head bearings, which I bought in August when Acros had their yearly service sales, and the DT Swiss plug in tool from my rear axle which I lost a while ago.
Now all I’m waiting for is dreadful weather and the right mood to stay put in the basement.
Were they £10 off ebay, as i've just been caught out with some (that still haven't been delivered)
More like £20 but otherwise yep. Ebay have booted the seller off but I've opened a case anyway. They're actualy not terrible, so I'll buy a pair of real ones & see if I get refunded & get to keep the fakes. Could end up win win!
Said in another thread to try something like front 29 psi and rear 31 psi. Must be like fucking concrete.
Far from it. At 30psi they feel like a normal tyre does at 20. That's kinda part of the whole point.
NorthernDust
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Some mushroom Monarchs just rocked up with a couple of other bits.
Not needed but the ol'Black Friday discount said buy me
Not needed but the ol'Black Friday discount said buy me
sethimus
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Trini[Ti] - Intend
We are interpreting Black Friday in a unique way: Here goes a one time limited Trini[Ti] batch, a Trinity variation including several Titanium parts, and an all black stealth look. Procedure is as usual, first come first serve. BATCH I: 15:00 PM (UTC+1 /Berlin) -> 25x DH BATCH II: 16:00 PM...
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Obviously depends a lot on bike+rider weight, how much do you weigh Weeksy?
Dude, haven't you read any single article how radial tires work compared to other tires? You should
I do so much like being patronised. But it evidently makes you feel better so keep it up. Dude.Dude, haven't you read any single article how radial tires work compared to other tires? You should
Update! Seller (somehow) messages, offering a £3 refund & I can keep the gloves. Me: Get F***ed.
Sorry, didn't mean to patronize anybody, I just tought that everybody knows the radials since it has been all over bike media, my mistake.I do so much like being patronised. But it evidently makes you feel better so keep it up. Dude.
Yeah, and to get the refund you'll need to supply them with your bank account details so they can "transfer it"...
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