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@hoarderofgoodies - 'If this branch's staff is struggling with maintenance or build schedule then Evans should offer them support via staff training/more people/better processes. Its easy to bash people and more difficult saying more productive comments.'
This.
I just started at Evans part time (between jobs) because I like bikes and cycling and stuff.I have quite a lot of management experience in pubs and restaurants and have to say that the Evans systems and processes could be improved on a lot. I cringe when customers are standing there just waiting to pay for a tube and we have to log in to 2 different drop downs and go through 3/4 screens just before you can scan the bloody thing. You can only imagine what the the stock transfers/maintenance booking/bike ordering processes are like.
Everything is so convoluted. Nice people though.
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I would warn against fitting these tubeless, I had one blow off a stans grail @ 60psi. This happened shortly after fitting while still in my workshop (thankfully not during a ride). Granted, you will likely not be running that sort of pressure but I would not trust them since.
I have fitted many tubeless tyre/rim combos over the last couple of years (I work as a mechanic) and hacked a few non-tubeless tyres for myself (28/32c gravelkings amoung them) with great success, though this is definitely not a tyre I'd risk.
Having said that, if you buy them off me it's up to you what you do! Just would rather an account of my experience be out there.
2 tyres left still for sale.