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also, these look to be a pretty sweet deal: https://www.bicyclesonline.com.au/polygon-strattos-s5-shimano-105-22-speed-road-bike~3617434

+1 for the Canyon Endurace. Ive have one for about a year. One of the cheaper AL ones, think its a 7. Spends all its time bolted to the stationaty trainer these days, but ive taken it on a few long rides. I got mine for the same reason. It's been great, only thing it needed out of the box was a...

Ive been zwifting for a couple of years now. I've experimented with all sorts of setups over that time. if you can stretch the budget to allow for a smart trainer it makes for a much more enjoyable experience. In free ride the resistance changes automatically to simulate the gradient and in...

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More of a gravel tire, but I'm running a set of Maxxis Ramblers on mine. lots of grip but roll very nicely

magura mt5?I looked at those. aren't they all plastic? possibly not 'durable' enough for my style of riding/crashing

Thanks mate, Had a read of his post. looks like they might need a lever rebuild. In that case I may as well just rebuild one of the newer sets of Sram brakes in the drawer suffering from similar issues. All yours if you can use the spares

what group did you see these on? Haven't been able to spot them

Sorry mate, didn't see this reply. Thanks for the offer but the bike is all black, yellow may stand out a bit much.

Don't have bookface, might have to see if I can get on the wife's account.

Item: Set of brakes to suit DH bike - prefer 4 pot, Something other than SRAM/Avid (have plenty of spare sets already, looking to try something new). Location: Melbourne - happy to pay post Price range/Willing to Pay: Negotiable, Less than I would have to pay for some cheap newies Extra Info...

Item: Commuter Bike Medium/Large Location: Ringwood, Vic Item Condition: Used. Good Condition Reason for selling: No Need Price and price conditions: SOLD Extra Info: I put this bike together as a cheap commuter a few years ago when I was studying so I wouldn't have to chain up an expensive bike...

I lived in Whistler/Vancouver for a little while a few years ago. Took my bike from Aus with me, and was glad I did once I had wandered around a few bike shops. Prices were similar to here, but factor in exchange rate and taxes and I was far better off. If you would prefer to take a bit extra...

+1 for El Furniture, ate many meals there. Good for dinner too if you can get a table.