beeb
Dr. Beebenson, PhD HA, ST, Offset (hons)
You know people these days find it hard to hand out a like. No idea why as they are free to dish out
You know people these days find it hard to hand out a like. No idea why as they are free to dish out
Because the glory hole is only in the warehouse for an extra 10% off.Oh come on! If a business (one that is 99% on line customer interface at that!) is plugging a big sale, surely they should have the details on their website?
Because the glory hole is only in the warehouse for an extra 10% off.
Probably just save the shipping hahaBecause the glory hole is only in the warehouse for an extra 10% off.
Their carbon framed bb areas are shithouse. Alloy seems to be a lot tougher though.It's just the paint you can keep riding it ...
*Looks at fully detached BB*
Whereas the alloy frames crack at the shock mount, headtube and swingarm.Their carbon framed bb areas are shithouse. Alloy seems to be a lot tougher though.
Are they the models with the integrated seat post binder or my year? I know the older alloy ones suffered from cracked seat stays.Whereas the alloy frames crack at the shock mount, headtube and swingarm.
2 of the frames numbnutts broke were cracked in 2 places at the shock mount. It was only visible when I cut the frame because of the original headtube crack.
He failed to break the carbon frame but yes, the carbon BB shell was dodgy as fark.
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All integrated, he started with a red frame, broke the front tri, got a black alu complete frame, broke the black front, then a carbon front triangle, broke the black rear then we painted the red rear which he broke in a week, then another new rear 'new version' tri.Are they the models with the integrated seat post binder or my year? I know the older alloy ones suffered from cracked seat stays.
@pink poodle says @Jabubu would've found any cracks if was inspecting his bearings properly.Give yours a good look over @Jabubu, the cracks are not obvious unless you give it a really good looking at.
Check the headtube welds as well as the swing arm bend just before the BB.
Not that they haven't sorted the issue by now but better to know than not.
My boy was only 55kg when he was doing this but he was landing 90° whips sideways and dropping out of the air to dubious landers with zero finesse.
I do in fact check it every so often, particularly the shock mount and bottom bracket junction. I haven't seen anything yet!Give yours a good look over @Jabubu, the cracks are not obvious unless you give it a really good looking at.
Check the headtube welds as well as the swing arm bend just before the BB.
Not that they haven't sorted the issue by now but better to know than not.
My boy was only 55kg when he was doing this but he was landing 90° whips sideways and dropping out of the air to dubious landers with zero finesse.
Hey! This does highlight the importance of regular and thorough maintenance. Regular checking and replacing of the bearings is one way to ensure you are riding 26 inch wheels still.@pink poodle says @Jabubu would've found any cracks if was inspecting his bearings properly.
Yeah well there is checking and there is inspecting...I do in fact check it every so often, particularly the shock mount and bottom bracket junction. I haven't seen anything yet!
This is the way...My boy was only 55kg when he was doing this but he was landing 90° whips sideways and dropping out of the air to dubious landers with zero finesse.
It is now ! He's 6ft and 70kg, 2 jobs and driving. Whip'per all he wants now.This is the way...
I've bought a some chains and a bottom bracket from there, good prices and good delivery time.Not a big % bargain, but more general PSA for a well priced LBS in the city.
Any Sydney CBD peeps should know ccache.cc now has a retail store on Carrington St right near Wynyard station/bus stops.
Plenty of spares and consumables. I grabbed some Park Tool carbon paste today for the same online price as Pushys and ccache itself (23.99).
Next time you place a CRC order, get a handful of these:Shimano MT801 BSA BB for $32 - happy days!