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Hi All,
I'm sure you have all probably seen this question a few times, but I'd like some advise if possible
I'm looking for pedals similar to the Crank Brothers Eggbeaters but possible in a cheaper price frame, any suggestions? or would it be best to stick with a brand such as that?
Cheers,
Tyres
Hi everyone I just brought a giant STP zero looking at getting back into riding again and I need some new tyres I currently have maxxis choice roller 26x2.4 on front and maxxis ikon 26x2.2 on the back any advise on what to get I ride a bit on the road as well and is there much advantage of having the UST tyres ?
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ARRRGHH - Reverb Seat post issues
For the life of me I cannot fit the remote on to the handlebars. I think there is either a bolt missing or my shifter (LX with display) is in the way.
Im looking to bother the people who may have been in the same boat as me as I swear there is a bolt missing.
Otherwise I have to hang my head in shame and go to the LBS who are so used to seeing me when I buy stuff online and having to get them to fit it.
Any help would be appreciated, otherwise it's going to the classifieds
Pivot bikes
Im contemplating upgrading from my current ride (a Giant Trance 29er) to a Pivot - I particularly like the idea of the long suspension travel, whilst maintaining rideability on hills they claim on the Firebird and Mach 5.7 models.
Is this fan fare media / advert hype or does the quality and build reflect what I assume would be a hefty price tag?
Merry Christmas all, what did Santa bring?
As per the title.
Merry Christmas to all, now more importantly, what did Santa bring?
I received a pair of XT pedals to replace a well worn pair of 520s
Single speed
I been toying with the idea of building up a single speeder.
What I want to know is: would it be better to buy a frame that you can adapt from being a single speeder to a cassette driven bike using spacers or if its better just to get the real deal. Has anyone had any experience with this?
Also toying with the notion of looking at a titanium frame.Any recommendations or thoughts?
Thanks
29er wheel destruction
Just looking for a few thoughts on wheel-related events over the past few weeks.
Last weekend I'm out riding oxford falls and hit a rock pretty hard. 29 inch Roval Traverse wheel from a pretty much brand new stumpy evo 29er completely destroyed. I'm thinking fair enough- I hit it hard and killed a rim. Move on. (although i've never done it on a 26 inch rim).
Not as light as Dicko’s!
Back in April I changed from my FRM enduro I’d been on for nearly 3 years to the Whyte M109S. Sure it was heavier but I love the geometry and the 29” wheel size for enduro’s. So while I was totally in love with my FRM I soon fell in love with my Whyte. I spec’d the bike with SRAM XX and FRM components to take weight out and have had an awesome time on a bike that races well, takes rough hits and drops and also handles mud well, being a UK brand.
Interesting 26" article
Found this on the interweb and thought it was worth a read.
http://www.bikemag.com/gear/26-aint-dead/
I thought it was quite interesting...
Cheers,
Jono.