The stupid questions thread.

[pink poodle]

Yeah considering that one, but my industry is like a key party.

I know those feels...current work is like that plenty. Answering the why did you leave your last job with any honesty is a no no, nobody wants to hear that you left because the boss didn't want to pay the award wage or your super, and this is a small town.

 

[moorey]

Well I likez theez $109 but for some odd reason the rear is on left and front.is on right, I don't think they can be turned over can they
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At least you aren’t this poor schmuck.

Maybe sell him a right handed spanner to disconnect the hose.

 

[The Duckmeister]

Just chuck him in the fuckwit thread.

 

[safreek]

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At least you aren’t this poor schmuck.

Maybe sell him a right handed spanner to disconnect the hose.

Probably needs to join rotorburn, at least he could get some info on what to do

 

[safreek]

OK, got the brakes yesterday so the build is getting close, needing a chain.
Are these any good, they look flash so I guess they are fine

 

[pink poodle]

Looks very similar to the kmc Ti gold coated chains I like to use.

 

[Oddjob]

OK, got the brakes yesterday so the build is getting close, needing a chain.
Are these any good, they look flash so I guess they are fine
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That gold finish will wear off quickly. Save the money and get this https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.com.au/ulk/itm/153086226134.

Also make sure to have a chainbreaker and a quicklink pliers.

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[pink poodle]

The gold on the kmc chains I've got lasts a pretty long time. It could be my rigorous cleaning regime, as discussed recently. But it does eventually go.

 

[DMan]

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At least you aren’t this poor schmuck.

Maybe sell him a right handed spanner to disconnect the hose.

Fuck you Moorey. I tried riding it with my hands crossed over but kept falling off the bike when I turned. Where can I get a right handed spanner?

 

[moorey]

Fuck you Moorey. I tried riding it with my hands crossed over but kept falling off the bike when I turned. Where can I get a right handed spanner?

I have one, but it will cost you.

 

[Flow-Rider]

The gold on the kmc chains I've got lasts a pretty long time. It could be my rigorous cleaning regime, as discussed recently. But it does eventually go.

It wears off the roller pretty quick but it lasts on the side links for a long time. I wouldn't use those YBN chains unless you have a new drive-line, I had a lot of trouble with one slipping, went to a XT Shimano chain and KMC since and no issues.

 

[DMan]

I have one, but it will cost you.

Be gentle. I'm desperate.

 

[moorey]

Be gentle. I'm desperate.

I don’t make the rules, I just enforce them.

 

[safreek]

Looks very similar to the kmc Ti gold coated chains I like to use.

They say longer lasting chain, probs bullshit?

 

[safreek]

That gold finish will wear off quickly. Save the money and get this https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.com.au/ulk/itm/153086226134.

Also make sure to have a chainbreaker and a quicklink pliers.

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So I can't just put another pin in it?

 

[safreek]

It wears off the roller pretty quick but it lasts on the side links for a long time. I wouldn't use those YBN chains unless you have a new drive-line, I had a lot of trouble with one slipping, went to a XT Shimano chain and KMC since and no issues.

Mostly new, except front ring

 

[safreek]

By the way, what is the normal tooth count for this set up, 32,34 or 36.
What do you have, cheers

 

[pink poodle]

By the way, what is the normal tooth count for this set up, 32,34 or 36.
What do you have, cheers

Front or rear? I run 36 or 34 on the front and 11-28 or 11-32 on the rear.

 

[Flow-Rider]

By the way, what is the normal tooth count for this set up, 32,34 or 36.
What do you have, cheers

It depends how and where you ride. You have a pretty heavy bike so I would have guessed you'll start on a 32~34 up front and 11-36 rear.

 

[safreek]

It depends how and where you ride. You have a pretty heavy bike so I would have guessed you'll start on a 32~34 up front and 11-36 rear.

Yeah the new cluster is 11 36, I assume a 32 would make climbing easier. At 48lbs I wouldn't say its real heavy, I have even climbed a couple of hills without pushing