What did you do TO / WITH / FOR your bike today!
- Thread starter Minlak
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Jpez
Down on the left!
You had to googles Zork? You call yourself a gamer? Pish
Any idea what that frame is?
Ultra Lord
Hurts. Requires Money. And is nerdy.
The future is now old man!
ozzybmx
taking a shit with my boobs out
Got them on my CX bike now, had the normal 40c G-ones on it then bought the speeds as I sold my roadie, haven't ridden it in a while but the tyres have about ~500-600km on them and there is a bald strip up the centre of the rear. I should just have bought touring tyres.
Asininedrivel
caviar connoisseur
Decided to couple supporting the LBS with my enthusiasm for spending money needlessly on bikeshit by swapping some perfectly good tyres on the Mojo for some different ones. So it's Maxxis out, Schwable in.
Mixed feelings about seeing the Assegai go but there's no doubt in DH casing at least it's a heavy unit and the HD4 just felt a bit sluggish as a result. Haven't tried the Magic Marys in anger yet but judging by the deeply scientific accurate one arm bike lift they've made the bike approx. 15kg lighter.
Mixed feelings about seeing the Assegai go but there's no doubt in DH casing at least it's a heavy unit and the HD4 just felt a bit sluggish as a result. Haven't tried the Magic Marys in anger yet but judging by the deeply scientific accurate one arm bike lift they've made the bike approx. 15kg lighter.
beeb
Dr. Beebenson, PhD HA, ST, Offset (hons)
Not really sorry - this is the mtbr thread the picture came from, and there's another pic of the bike in there too:
SCHWALBE BIG ONE OR G ONE SPEED durability....
forums.mtbr.com
(Turns out I actually grabbed a picture of the "Big One", but looks same-same as the G-One Speed...)
beeb
Dr. Beebenson, PhD HA, ST, Offset (hons)
Ah, I see. I don't do huge kms so they'll probably last me a while anyway. Can't imagine a bald strip would effect the grip much either when I eventually get there, haha. I did notice they were wearing a little faster than the Maxxis though.
Cheers. Had a quick look through his posts and he talks about weight weenie things and chinese carbon products, so maybe it's one of those frames.Not really sorry - this is the mtbr thread the picture came from, and there's another pic of the bike in there too:
SCHWALBE BIG ONE OR G ONE SPEED durability....
(Turns out I actually grabbed a picture of the "Big One", but looks same-same as the G-One Speed...)
Looks kinda cool.
ozzybmx
taking a shit with my boobs out
@Tubbsy Its a FM190 made by DengFu http://www.dengfubikes.com/Fat_bike/155.html
Looked familiar, got that exact frame/bike hanging in my bike storage, waiting on another opportunity to do the Simpson Desert race again... was nearly this year, nearly.
northvanguy
Likes Dirt
Just upgraded my Lyrik to Debonair spring... Pretty sure did it all right. Serviced headset while fork was off bike. Always feels good to get the grime out.
FSA headset bearings with the angular edge... easy enough to source replacements I presume? Easy way to know which size? Thanks
FSA headset bearings with the angular edge... easy enough to source replacements I presume? Easy way to know which size? Thanks
Which fork have you swapped to? New Formula? Keen to hear how it goesView attachment 361636
New fork, bottle cages and saddle ready for the 24hr nationals that were scheduled for May 2...
bear the bear
Is a real bear
Check the outside and inside of the bearing as normally stamped on the sizing
ozzybmx
taking a shit with my boobs out
When this shit is over, everyone will be rushing to get things back to normal and reschedule events... might want to keep the fitness up.New fork, bottle cages and saddle ready for the 24hr nationals that were scheduled for May 2...
What frame have you got now ?
pink poodle
気が狂っている男
I did some tweaking, tighten this and soon that. The highlight was fresh pins in the pedals on my nomad. Will be able to ride the sloppiest of muds and still find grip.
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Flow-Rider
Burner
If you can't find any marking on the bearings, FSA have diagrams somewhere online with bearing angles & dimensions you just need to know the model number of the headset.