PSA: In Stock / On Sale
- Thread starter djjohnr
- Start date
I did have them upgrade the damper during service. They had also determined the Grip 2 damper problem was NOT a warranty issue, which I disagree with but whatever. They gave me a really good "cost" on the damper shall we say. If they had determined the old damper had a problem covered by warranty, I believe I still would have had to pay said "cost" of the new damper but the fork service would have been gratis.
Short story long, it may be worth sending the fork in for service and inquiring about a damper upgrade as part of the process. No actually, not "may be worth"... definitely worth trying. Especially if your fork could use a full service. Though to be fair, if it weren't for thinking the Grip 2 rebound was blown and wanting the upgrade, I would have done the service myself. And by "done it myself" I mean I would have had my buddy who lives down the street and worked at Push for years help me.
Last edited:
Canfield bikes has some good deals.
50% off
www.lynnvalleybikes.com
Chromag Darco Custom Build
*Demo bike - lightly used* Chromag Darco M/L Grey with custom build kit. There is a full description of the specs at the bottom of this page. The bike is used and as such does have some cosmetic...
Under 60 Aussie dollars for Unparallelelelell High top things-
www.offroadbikesonline.com.au
Unparallel West Ridge Flat Shoes
Unparallel West Ridge Flat Shoes - Unparallel - Unparallel West Ridge Flat Shoes
www.offroadbikesonline.com.au
Last edited:
My go to shoe. So cheapUnder 60 Aussie dollars for Unparallelelelell High top thigs-
Unparallel West Ridge Flat Shoes
Unparallel West Ridge Flat Shoes - Unparallel - Unparallel West Ridge Flat Shoes
20% off everything at https://s4suspension.com/
Could be a good way to get a discount on things that arent normally for sale, like brake pads, seal kits etc
Could be a good way to get a discount on things that arent normally for sale, like brake pads, seal kits etc
If someone in Canaderp has kids, these five ten free riders are $9
my bad, actually $10
www.sportchek.ca
my bad, actually $10
General PDP Template
www.sportchek.ca
XS Bronson 50% off
shop.calgarycycle.com
Santa Cruz Bronson C 4.0 XT - Custom Build Kit
If in doubt, take a Bronson out. You know what's hard about choosing what model of Santa Cruz suits you? It's having to narrow down what kind of riding you want to do. But what if you don't want...
You don't have wide feet by any chance? If so do the shoes accommodate a wide hoof?
I have Ride Concepts and the toe box is a bit narrow and oddly low.
Crankbrothers Stamp fit me pretty well but they aren't super grippy and are useless in the wet, but are still a lot better than I expected from CB.
We need some true wide riding shoes.
I got new hiking shoes that are a true wide size and my god, what a relief. It's nice putting on new footwear and not feeling like you're wearing hockey skates.
I've spent almost $500 on shoes, only to go back to my worn in clapped out shoes, because I hate shoes that don't fit perfectly.
Sorry, end rant. Are there any true wide riding shoes, that are similar to five ten hellcat clipless shoes?
Yeah I'd love some riding shoes shaped like a foot, some Lems Primals or Keens with 5;10 rubber would be sweet.
20% is my usual bro deal price. Will check if I can get a double tap. Got my GF Transfer post to service.
Props to weareone. Emailed them about the deal and JUST buying a wheelset. They gonna split the difference and refund me the 15%
I remember when I was trying to buy some part for my 34 or 32 from Fox and I got a "sorry, that's not available any more...but we'll sell you a brand new fork at 50% off", so the new 2023 34SC model had just dropped and I got a pretty nice "deal" on that. I dropped an Avy cart in the old fork anyway to "fix" the issue. So they sometimes do stuff like that...like when they were fixing all those screwed up 2022 DHX2 rear shocks, but this is usually because they suck so bad in the first place at making suspension...
lake makes wide shoes
Like always. Metal bikes too. The construction is great too, nicely CNCed stuff and good welds.
I say that because it seems their bikes are perpetually "on sale", I don't know how the business model works constantly selling them at $1600 or whatever, but great bikes.
My shimano GE7 are pretty wide. At least the footprint of the things are wide and they don't seem to be restrictive in that dimension to me. I bought em on a whim when I went down to ride in Seattle with Westy and others, having expected to get some other shoes in before my trip...but since that didn't happen I got those shoes in Issy and I've been really happy with them. No stupid BOA, good construction and don't slip when hike-a-biking.
Average but my 44’s were snug but my 44.5’s were loose in width. Going back to 44’s as i like a snug fit.
These?
SH-GE700
Whether racing or just out for a pedal with the crew, the GE7 enduro shoe lets you confidently tackle technical terrain. Unique TORBAL 2.0 midsole allows the heel section to move torsionally, maintaining full range of motion for improved comfort, fluidity, and on-bike control.
ride.shimano.com
yeahThese?
SH-GE700
Whether racing or just out for a pedal with the crew, the GE7 enduro shoe lets you confidently tackle technical terrain. Unique TORBAL 2.0 midsole allows the heel section to move torsionally, maintaining full range of motion for improved comfort, fluidity, and on-bike control.ride.shimano.com
I have a good feeling that some super deals a just a couple weeks away.
I won't go as far to say anything about that. IME, you gotta try on shoes. I tried on 510s, shimanos, fox, etc. This is what fit.
fwiw, my experience with Shimano shoes is that you have to use your euro size. I'm pretty consistently a 44 in most shoe brands. but for US sizes sometimes that's a 10, sometimes a 10.5. sometimes an 11 - but that's if they are really narrow. I have wide toes. Shimano have always fit best. I feel they're a little long too, but overall they've been good.
I have Fizik's now, and they are so generous size-wise that I was able to size down a half size...
I've never missed a fit going with UK sizing. If going with euro, I need to add two full points to Shimano shoes. Fizik ones are true to their euro sizes to me, but I'm consistently a UK 9.5 across all brands.
Ditto this. Same applies to Specialized shoes. I look at the Euro sizing on my 5.10s and use that to pick Shimano / Spec, not the US sizing. Shimano only does whole Euro sizes, at least for flats, so my pair of their shoes feels comfy but definitely a bit long.
The Fox Union is a pretty roomy shoe. I picked up a pair of the canvas flats from the Colorado Cyclist liquidation for $40 to try. The rubber's pretty good, better than Ride Concepts, but not as good as Spec or Stealth. The midsole is pretty soft which is why I don't use them (low arches + soft shoes + flats = pain), but I know a lot of people like that sort of thing. I'd say fit is similar to Freerider Pros but with more piggy wiggle room. True to US size.
WAO 35% sale is killin me...
Anyone running Convert rims on a normal mtb?
Anyone running Convert rims on a normal mtb?
I have them leaning against a wall waiting to be used. As soon as I get this dang cast off...
oneUp is running a BOGO deal on EDC Lite tools.
Mezzer Expert 27.5 for $722AUD-
www.dirtworksb2b.com.au
Or if you buy a stupidly expensive(Coz Dirt Works) 29" Mezzer Pro you get a 27.5" Mezzer Expert free-
www.dirtworksb2b.com.au
I got my pro four years back for $900.
Mezzer Expert, 27.5in, 170mm Travel, Tapered Steerer, 37mm Offset (191-37137-A102) - Manitou
Mezzer Expert, 27.5in, 170mm Travel, Tapered Steerer, 37mm Offset (191-37137-A102) - Manitou
www.dirtworksb2b.com.au
Or if you buy a stupidly expensive(Coz Dirt Works) 29" Mezzer Pro you get a 27.5" Mezzer Expert free-
Mezzer Pro, 29in, 160mm Travel, 51mm Offset, 15x110mm BOOST (191-35561-A003) - Manitou
Mezzer Pro, 29in, 160mm Travel, 51mm Offset, 15x110mm BOOST (191-35561-A003) - Manitou
www.dirtworksb2b.com.au
Last edited: