Probably a good full-face option for folk like me that tend to fog up normal "moto" goggles too.
Yeah. I laughed but then thinking about it probably not too bad with the extra vents. See if any reviews pop up.
Probably a good full-face option for folk like me that tend to fog up normal "moto" goggles too.
Holeeee sheeeeet it’s like fox saw the meme pages and missed the sarcasm. This is too goodMagura Gustav is back and it’s plastic umm carbo stuff.
First Ride: Magura Relaunch the Gustav Pro Brakes - Pinkbike
The Gustav Pros now use 2.5mm thick rotors and have a much larger fluid reservoir.www.pinkbike.com
Goggles for open face helmets…..
Fox Racing Announces Purevue Trail Goggles for Open-Face Helmets - Pinkbike
A lightweight goggle option for trail riders from Fox Racing.www.pinkbike.com
Unironically - I found removing foam at the sides to be the best. Top lets all the grit fall in.if ur moto goggles are fogging just remove the foam from the top of the frame.
Correction - NSMB say it performs well.
Not much cheaper than a Factory 38 according to PB's first look a couple of months ago
First Look: Marzocchi's New Super Z 38mm Fork - Pinkbike
I think NSMB is a fairly trusted site when it comes to product reviews. YMMV of course.
True, I do like NSMB but the way you worded the post made it sound like you were the one reviewing it
FAKE NEWS!I don't work for NSMB. I think we all know that!
Magura Gustav is back and it’s plastic umm carbo stuff.
jeez, he's riding an Eeeeeb tooMacAskill approved.... well sponsored but seems to like them
MacAskill approved.... well sponsored but seems to like them
Magura
jeez, he's riding an Eeeeeb too
I can't really judge too harshly, I am in the Eeeeeb manufacturers target demographic
Yep bleed screws strip if you even sneeze near them, had a set on my Focus the braking was great but between the bleed screw issues and the actual feel of the levers, I just couldn’t gel with them, it’s probably why people go Shigura.Danny has more skills in his braking finger than my whole body! I am sure they are nice brakes but Magura insist on using the plasticy master cylinder and so many reports of stripped bleed screws or cracked master cyclinders makes it a no for me. Would just get some Hopes.
on the topic of stripped screws... Try a set of the Wera hexplus allen keys. They really come into their own when working on tiny 2mm allen heads which often strip out, or softer/cheaper bolts of any other size.Yep bleed screws strip if you even sneeze near them, had a set on my Focus the braking was great but between the bleed screw issues and the actual feel of the levers, I just couldn’t gel with them, it’s probably why people go Shigura.
The biggest problem is the screw is made of plastic and being so freaking fragile that threads just fail, this image makes look nice & sturdy but that’s T25 head.on the topic of stripped screws... Try a set of the Wera hexplus allen keys. They really come into their own when working on tiny 2mm allen heads which often strip out, or softer/cheaper bolts of any other size.
You come down to Hobart if you are after a bit of nostalgia.Never owned a set.
DM has been on ebikes to climb crazy stuff for about 3-4yrs. Some good vids of him doing high mountain epic rides around Scotland.
Good old Scottish/Irish weather, glad to see the end of that
Plastic screws anywhere, are the work of the devil!The biggest problem is the screw is made of plastic and being so freaking fragile that threads just fail, this image makes look nice & sturdy but that’s T25 head.
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I have 2 bikes with Magura MT5s and am a big fan. Never had an issue with the screws while bleeding them. Just tighten them as if you are tightening a plastic screw and you will be fine.Yep bleed screws strip if you even sneeze near them, had a set on my Focus the braking was great but between the bleed screw issues and the actual feel of the levers, I just couldn’t gel with them, it’s probably why people go Shigura.
Tighten them up until you feel them start to strip, then back them out 1/8th of a turn?Just tighten them as if you are tightening a plastic screw and you will be fine.