The "what bike bits have you just bought" thread Vol 2
Discussion
JayRidesBikes said:
boholoblanka said:
I had a pair of these, there is a slight problem with the design though I found.. If it rains heavily and the water runs down your legs into the shoe then it can't escape because the shoes are goretex and waterproof, so you end up with a shoe full of warm water BobSaunders said:
JayRidesBikes said:
boholoblanka said:
I had a pair of these, there is a slight problem with the design though I found.. If it rains heavily and the water runs down your legs into the shoe then it can't escape because the shoes are goretex and waterproof, so you end up with a shoe full of warm water Ilovejapcrap said:
BobSaunders said:
JayRidesBikes said:
boholoblanka said:
I had a pair of these, there is a slight problem with the design though I found.. If it rains heavily and the water runs down your legs into the shoe then it can't escape because the shoes are goretex and waterproof, so you end up with a shoe full of warm water I am between these and the Giro Blaze
Harpoon said:
emicen said:
Ooft, kinda wish you hadn’t posted that
Carbon rims are on the upgrade “To Do” list for my TCR. Obviously losing 2 stone myself would improve speed, but y’know, marginal gains…
Sigma have Vel (their own brand?) 50mm carbon disc down to £399 at the moment...Carbon rims are on the upgrade “To Do” list for my TCR. Obviously losing 2 stone myself would improve speed, but y’know, marginal gains…
https://www.sigmasports.com/item/Vel/50-RL-Carbon-...
Part 2 of fitment......GRX gravel crankset to replace the Superman Big Boy 105's and slightly larger 28t cassette.
Not as aesthetically pleasing to the eye as the 105 but as it was a £200 bike 12+ yrs ago I can live with that
Still needs tweaking at the front derailleur and I'll be changing the chain for a 10sp at some time
Not as aesthetically pleasing to the eye as the 105 but as it was a £200 bike 12+ yrs ago I can live with that
Still needs tweaking at the front derailleur and I'll be changing the chain for a 10sp at some time
I decided to change the front chain rings in preparation for upcoming rides from a 52/36 to a 48/32. With a short cage rear derailleur I didn't want to get the hanger extension at this point.
Annoying I had to take the whole crank off due to the hidden bolt behind the crank arm
It looks so tiny on the bike but I'm sure I will be glad to have it soon.
Annoying I had to take the whole crank off due to the hidden bolt behind the crank arm
It looks so tiny on the bike but I'm sure I will be glad to have it soon.
Siao said:
Ilovejapcrap said:
BobSaunders said:
JayRidesBikes said:
boholoblanka said:
I had a pair of these, there is a slight problem with the design though I found.. If it rains heavily and the water runs down your legs into the shoe then it can't escape because the shoes are goretex and waterproof, so you end up with a shoe full of warm water I am between these and the Giro Blaze
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