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Just installed those and applied the same tricks. Seem pretty solid this way.
I see you reversed the blades and used the holes for the end caps? I just took a Philips screwdriver and made two tiny holes. Did you screw the blades to the plastic things to hold them in place once you fitted them correctly? I did once I noticed the blades kept moving around in the holders due to vibrations. Makes the fit quite permanent though.
Tijs-
Just installed those and applied the same tricks. Seem pretty solid this way.I see you reversed the blades and used the holes for the end caps? I just took a Philips screwdriver and made two tiny holes. Did you screw the blades to the plastic things to hold them in place once you fitted them correctly? I did once I noticed the blades kept moving around in the holders due to vibrations. Makes the fit quite permanent though.
I just used the tip of a knife to cut a small hole in them. I've never found mine to move, in fact they're really very difficult to slide in the holders.
spotter
Got the fixie skidder ready for winter today as the weather was fucking foul when i left work.
Loads of people seem to have problems with the SKS raceblade shorts but this is my 3rd winter with them and I have really found them to be rock solid once fitted correctly.
I have found that they do 'bounce' a bit which can cause a bit of buzz or damage to the paint, so this year i'm trying a new approach:
Also trying something with my Spech Romin as its seemingly designed to channel water right into your arsehole.
Bit of milk bottle makes all the difference.