That was the biggest shock in the Hilux. The Kona kept itself dead centre no matter what. The Hilux only acts once the wheels are on the line, and only a couple of times. More than that and it says fuck it, you're on your own
I've mentioned it before, but the best system I've used so far was in a little Hyundai Kona. So when I received the Toyota I was expecting that level of functionality, it's a Toyota after all.
Nope. The Hilux lane guidance is woeful. The AEB is also panics at it's own shadow, and there is just...
This is pretty small change in terms of the rest of what the rest of you are dealing with, but it's churning around inside my head, it needs to come out somewhere.
I have a constant battle going on for my services. From everyone. So many people want so many things from me. Driving home from...
They are, well spotted!
Jean-Claude has been amazing both times I've dealt with him so far. When I ordered new bearings last year, he remembered me ordering the correct end cap the year before.
Even if they can just send me a shell. Probably the cheapest, easiest way.
Was just looking. They went on my Procaliber (the orange one) in September 2020. Puts them roughly around 10,000km. I was running Mavic wheels on the orange bike as well, but couldn't get a Mavic 12sp freewheel when I got the Supercaliber.
While NBD is always welcome, I like the way Evie...
Moisture.
Mois........ture
Moist......ure.
Nope, you've beaten me. Is that, like, wet stuff?
We had a good rain last weekend, but that was the first since before Christmas
Can confirm the modern 29er geometry is much much nicer. I was worried when I bought my first 29 because the last MTB I'd ridden before that was 26. No concern was warranted.
Oh, when new bike day does come, save some coin and don't bother with a dropper post ;)
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