New Whip? New toys for the dependable steed?
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Finally getting to this, I'll pop a shim out because I was on minimum compression.
Not sure why you need a special tool to get the air spring apart, a normal cassette tool fits.....
Not sure why you need a special tool to get the air spring apart, a normal cassette tool fits.....
Been enjoying my Fairdale Elevator. Running a -1degree Wolf Tooth angle headset in it and it's a hoot.
Depends how far down you want to take it AND if your current cassette tool is hollow so it it'll fit over the shaft.
Pen jar
Customer has a tube laser cutter made me this..now brains clicking to other possibilities
Customer has a tube laser cutter made me this..now brains clicking to other possibilities
If only you had young kids, they could make a mess of that with some Play-Doh.
Thanks! They are the V2 RF Atlas.looks great for local-type flowy stuff! what pedals are those?
oh bwhahaha-that's what i run and has been my fave since my og kona wah's. saw the profile in your pic and thought "i like those"
lemme know if you and the triangle crew head out west, eh? always up for some rock creek, pisgah proper, or especially wilsons!
Started looking at vans BMX shoe..buddy runs them and swears by em..or another impact. I haven't seen these I'll have to look em up
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Hugene? Wasn't that what you had before?
All these sales are killing me. But given my near term MTB prospects make look Holland look mountainous :/
Hugene little bike and Clash big bike being sold off for a "medium" bike.
Tyee 6CF frame @ 145mm mulleted with a 160mm Lyrik.
Feels good so far!
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those break, had quite a few warrantied. we replaced them withTimber Mountain Bike Bells
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Did angry hikers snap them?those break, had quite a few warrantied. we replaced them with
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i just bought a thing 
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Quick gents, grab your rocks!
Four bolt rotor, rabble rabble rabble.
As is tradition-
I've got another TRP EVO shifter coming and a Sram HG road 11-44t cassette to go on the Hadley hub.
Four bolt rotor, rabble rabble rabble.
As is tradition-
I've got another TRP EVO shifter coming and a Sram HG road 11-44t cassette to go on the Hadley hub.
No rocks, but...
didn't think there were any 4-bolt rotor setups out there (current) other than Rohlof. WTH is it? Crank Bros. rim, but?
KOM Xeno, the disc is a stressed member, it acts as a girdle for the freehub which is on the left.
Xeno Hubs | King of the Mountain
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Ah, I recall reading a bit about them when they popped up, but didn't realize the rotor was like that.KOM Xeno, the disc is a stressed member, it acts as a girdle for the freehub which is on the left.
Damn thing cost more than half the price of the bike it's going on, but I have got spare pawls and a drive ring.Xeno Hubs | King of the Mountain
With KOM's Xeno, the foundations are solid with greater performance than any other hub.
Not sure if it will leak grease on to the rotor yet.
That would be exciting.
I think the design is Solid, and an angle grinder will sort the clearance issue pretty quickly.
It is British tradition that somehow brake fluid will wind up on the cassette.
Well you're not going to get a KOM if your rotor bolt is jamming up against the brake adapter.KOM Xeno, the disc is a stressed member, it acts as a girdle for the freehub which is on the left.
Damn thing cost more than half the price of the bike it's going on, but I have got spare pawls and a drive ring.Xeno Hubs | King of the Mountain
With KOM's Xeno, the foundations are solid with greater performance than any other hub.
Well shit...who bought what...I didn't buy I cleaned up ..so I need to see others cool stuff...wife told me to clean up stuff lol...went to shed and well, shit she's right..
So who bought what
So who bought what
I was somewhat restrained this year because I just get stuff all year long when I decide I "need" it.
*OneUp e-carbon bar - second one (this for the Nomad), it's a bit more compliant than the normal version, finish is nicer, and I feel like the rise/sweep is a bit different besides having the same numbers.
*fresh OneUp EDC carrier (just the plastic bits) - my current one is like 6-7 years old and is worn out and loose.
*Hope F22 pedals - second set (these for the Nomad), I just find I slightly prefer them to the T-Macs. Less grip but easier to find the right foot position and hit things less often
*Argotal DH SS - going to run these on one bike and the radial Magic Marys on the other and see which I prefer. Probably the Contis.
*MRP Noken - because I'm not heavy/rad enough to handle the ramp of my 170 Zeb. And curiosity to see if that change is what I think it is.
*OneUp e-carbon bar - second one (this for the Nomad), it's a bit more compliant than the normal version, finish is nicer, and I feel like the rise/sweep is a bit different besides having the same numbers.
*fresh OneUp EDC carrier (just the plastic bits) - my current one is like 6-7 years old and is worn out and loose.
*Hope F22 pedals - second set (these for the Nomad), I just find I slightly prefer them to the T-Macs. Less grip but easier to find the right foot position and hit things less often
*Argotal DH SS - going to run these on one bike and the radial Magic Marys on the other and see which I prefer. Probably the Contis.
*MRP Noken - because I'm not heavy/rad enough to handle the ramp of my 170 Zeb. And curiosity to see if that change is what I think it is.