Look what I just got in the post

Damn.....

Hope M4 evo brakeset.
PBW Fatty fenders.
Veloflex carbon tub.
Veloflex extreme tub.
Conti carbon tub glue.
Ceramic bearings for tune hubset.
Denon bluetooth training headphones.

Twas a fun trip home to the UK :)

£87 posted. Hat tip to the eBay finds thread.

Mine never bloody turned up!

Mine never bloody turned up!

That's interesting. Mine didn't either, initially. I opened a case with the seller and they sent out a replacement straight away and free of charge. Get on their case.

Already resolved, to be fair to them when I contacted them they said they'd normally send out a replacement set but they didn't have any left, so I just got a refund.

Swrve jeans and garmin :) happy.

Assos Uno bibs. One comfy bum come Saturday morning.

Ralpha Grand Tour gloves. Look a bit pervy in black (sold out of white) but they seem very nice.

Dammit, how did i miss that?

£87 posted. Hat tip to the eBay finds thread.

Rapha 3/4 shorts, a bit war, at the moment but more practical for the more usual British weather!

Ortlieb Brompton O bag for £90 off ebay - no more sweaty backed commutes!

Joggers gonna jog...

It's not even a real display.

14-27 11-speed casstte for my turbo wheel.

Bringing improved chainline to indoor suffering.

It's not even a real display.

Hah, I wonder how many people end up sending them back because they think it's fake.

DPD have covered themselves in glory, and failed to deliver my rim.

Anyone got the necessary things to bleed hydraulic discs?

I can't see the image posted

I have a shimano bleed kit.

Ooops.. not sure why you can't see the image.

It's a TRP Hylex setup. I'm guessing that's not going to work with what you have?

Shimano use mineral oil, I'd have thought TRP use DOT. You can get generic bleed kits off ebay for about a tenner, no point paying the ridiculous prices manufacturers charge you for some syringes and piping.

My Hope V-Twin was pre-bled, just chucked it on. Do the instructions state yours needs bleeding?

No but the rear will be run internally so need to disconnect and bleed when put back together; right?

Yep, that's a bit of a pain in the arse.

You can sometimes get away without bleeding when you shorten a hose if you're careful, I doubt you can be careful enough if routing internally though.

Yeah, I think it's going to need it. I'll just drop it off at Brixton tomorrow and pick it up on Sunday.

Cheers.