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• #4927
How difficult would it be to remove or polish out the logo on a Tí frame I wonder.
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• #4928
Not that hard, or get it media blasted.
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• #4929
I use one on my road bike, bikepacking for a fortnight & several other weekenders with no slipping issues.
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• #4930
Also, anyone tried the bars yet?
Tiny creak when I flex them (not fitted to bike yet), but I think this is from the cable guides on the underside...
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• #4931
Re: bars, I found the shifter position too far out for modern sti. I have a quick comparison between this and an FSA bar, both having a 80mm reach
USE summit
FSA k-force light
I ended up putting this on a fixed road with the shimano single speed lever (which have the older hood shape)
My experience:
- weigh 190g
- drop has a nice shape
- the dimples by the palms don't do much
- quite stiff (switching from 26mm bars)
- cable management is great for small frames (mine a 48cm with a 9cm head tube), where there tends to be quite a bit of cable bend for the front brake. The hole stops the cable from yanking the bar tape away.
- weigh 190g
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• #4932
Nice one. Cheers for the reviews, all. I'll mull it over a bit before deciding.
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• #4933
Narrow and not tubeless but not expensive Rotor carbon disc wheels
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• #4934
Internal Rim Width 16mm
What is this, 2010?
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• #4935
🤷🏼♂️
There's a reason they're on sale
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• #4936
also who built that website?!
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• #4937
https://www.aldi.co.uk/crane-black-lumbar-bag/p/813181586807802
Waist bag with two water pouches for £10. Looks like it could be handy for longer rides on hot days.
Although some of the reviews are describing it as a vest - it's a bit unclear from the photos how exactly it's worn. Might be worth checking out in-store.
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• #4938
How could it be a vest? It says lumbar. (Not directed at you, just confusion)
I think I figured it out. The reviews are from this product: https://www.aldi.co.uk/crane-black-running-vest/p/813181583923400 but they've just applied them to that other one as well
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• #4939
so.....what's going on here then? Looks like the HF, pic is of the HF, features are the same, spec is of the HF one ie dimensions, identically described as the other variations they have listed just with different (actually, lesser) paddles.
a quick money grab in the hope the odd person just forgets about it?
same pic, same spec, surely same boat although says the manufacture is AB Tools...Bought one for a pal and I (on credit card for extra protection) - reckon it's a glitch and they'll be cancelled/refunded, money grab and you'll get you're money back fairly easily (provided you remember to claim!) or some (likely Chinese) copy turn up?
Edit: OR are 2 'performance' paddles going to turn up....no kayak....odd that the reduction is from £99 when they rice the same kayak with lesser paddles at £240 odd
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• #4941
tempted to give it a try as well - Amazon is usually not impossible with refunds.
Not the right time for me to be buying a kayak though, with a house move shortly on the horizon! ;P -
• #4942
It might come in handy if you're moving downstream
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• #4944
This is very tempting - rivers and lakes a-plenty round here - did the confirmation e-mail state the same description?
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• #4946
Is this going to be like those gold-ish Bern helmets that went for 3 quid, where every one you see has a link to on here?
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• #4947
I wish I'd got one or two of them at the time. I'll never forget the mis-priced £2.99/3.99 schwalbe G-One speeds that SJS honoured, though.
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• #4948
Ha! My kids all have the helmets. Missed the tyres though.
We could have a LFGSS flotilla of these kayaks...
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• #4949
Thanks, but I'm still naively holding out for success
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• #4950
Once caught a major retailer out on a box of 25 or 50 9sp chains for the price of one chain. They profusely apologised and I let it go.
I have that one and a cyclops alien, prefer the EVO for ease of adjustment and comfort. I rate it.