Oli wrote:This is the answer.![]()
40T top ring, 10T difference and 18T capacity on the triple, hobbled again.
by gumby on Sun 27/Apr/14 9:21am
Oli wrote:This is the answer.![]()
by Oli on Sun 27/Apr/14 11:19am
by foremannz on Sun 27/Apr/14 8:14pm
by swtchbckr on Sun 27/Apr/14 9:05pm
by Conners on Sun 27/Apr/14 9:17pm
foremannz wrote:I got a Q. I need start off tire pressures for my full shock bike (SC Superlight 29).
Rider: 104kg
Front: Conti X King 29x2.2
Rear: Conti Mt King 29x2.2
Both are tubed on narrow rims.
I'm thinking of starting at 45f 50r ...
by el_booto on Sun 27/Apr/14 11:20pm
swtchbckr wrote:why dont Contis mount on my Blunt 35 rim properly, but Maxxis do?
it's like the Contis (both Der Baron AND Diesel) just cannot seat properly. end up with a portion of tire that is lower than the rest and so the wheel is bulged the rest of the way round. bloody annoying.
any tips?
by wachtourak on Sun 4/May/14 8:56am
by pushbikerider on Sun 4/May/14 9:11am
by shmoodiver on Sun 4/May/14 9:24am
wachtourak wrote:Anyone here know much about Manitou fork servicing? About time to do a lowers service on the forks on the Mrs' bike, they are 2011 Minutes. Have found a manual, but it doesn't tell me what weight oil to use in the lowers, just the volume. Also, makes no mention of anything like crush washers on a Rockshox fork on the bolts that hold the lowers on. How are they sealed to stop oil coming out here Will prob just grab some Enduro seals from Shockcraft as Cyclesport aren't doing Manitou/Hayes anymore...
by znomit on Sun 4/May/14 11:25am
el_booto wrote:I had the same issue, I think I put some soapy water around the bead and it popped in like a tubeless tyre
by RugbySucks on Sun 4/May/14 11:41am
by slidecontrol on Sun 4/May/14 11:45am
znomit wrote:el_booto wrote:I had the same issue, I think I put some soapy water around the bead and it popped in like a tubeless tyre
I find Manuka honey works great for mounting stubborn tyres.
by el_booto on Sun 4/May/14 1:30pm
by thorg on Mon 5/May/14 10:25am
I have found vegemite also works, and it tastes better.slidecontrol wrote:znomit wrote:el_booto wrote:I had the same issue, I think I put some soapy water around the bead and it popped in like a tubeless tyre
I find Manuka honey works great for mounting stubborn tyres.
marmite works better, slippery for fitting, then dries tacky/hard for sealing the bead, and its black to match your tyres. Added bonus that bees don't chase you down the track
by great uncle bulgaria on Thu 8/May/14 11:15pm
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