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It is looking like the clutch in the freehub. I saw it over run and the chain goes slack on top. Then the derailleur pulls the chain back. Either that or the derailleur does not have enough tension in the return spring. But SRAM make millions of derailleurs, so I am leaning towards the hub. Time...

The clutch I am talking about is the freehub, not the derailleur.

I will have to see if I can replicate it on the work stand.

Nup. SRAM

How dare you insult me, by accusing me of having a dork disc. I demand a duel at dawn tomorrow! :p Yeah, I know, I was clutching at straws. Now back to this duel. Banjos or bagpipes?

Pfft, I ain't sending it to Belfast! :p I will investigate further, but most likely pull the freehub and inspect.

Not sure. Could be, could also be a stiff link. The bike is 80kms old though.

Vitus M5ER, 32H, Boost, 148x12mm, double sealed bearings, 6-bolt. Nothing too flash, just a house brand that came with the bike.

I have this issue when I stop pedalling. I get a clunk in the drivetrain. I am wondering if it may be the pawls not releasing instantaneously and the freewheel rolls the chain forward a little, pulling the derailleur forward. Then when the pawls disengage, the spring tension slams the derailleur...

Yet you keep rehashing what I have already said, even when you are quoted.

I had a delivery from Wiggle via DHL delivered on 01 Apr. It took a couple days longer than they forecast.

Thanks for rehashing what I said earlier.

Thanks Slowmick. I am happy with my purchase, especially when my last few bikes were $2.8k and up. I feel you do get great value for the money, noting that when things die like the cassette, I can upspec if I want to. As for a report, this is what I posted on Facebook. "First ride of the...

Neither would I, but I had $2k to play with and when it came over that budget from CRC, I looked for discount codes, other options and then thought to myself, see if Wiggle had any discounts running.

I am yet to convert to tubeless, that will drop some weight. Being a plus bike with 2.6" DH tyres adds weight as well. But at the end of the day it isn't about weight for me, if I wanted to reduce weight, then I could lose a couple of kilos, which would have greater value than dropping a kilo...

The GPS almanac is a data set that every GPS satellite transmits. It includes information about the state of the entire GPS satellite constellation, as well as coarse data on every satellite in orbit. The orbital position of each satellite is known as the ephemeris data. While the ephemeris data...

That is because an almanac was already in your phone.

Your phone uses assisted GPS (aGPS). If the phone does not have the almanac and you don't have reception, it takes a about 15 minutes to download the almanac from the satellites. If your phone has previously downloaded the almanac it should find its location quickly. So it depends

I wasn't sure as well, but their FAQs answered that question.

Yeah, it is a case of weighing the pros and cons. I am currently on Tel$tra and paying $79/month for the plan I am on, or go with the likes of ALDI/Boost and not have 4GX. My current plan runs out in August and I am thinking that ALDI is right for what I want. A lot of the time my phone is...