Hey gang,
Doing some research into Dual Slalom / pumptrack timing systems for the club. Does anyone have experience with them, what works etc. Something like what they use at crankworx with dual lane and a time display.
Anyone with expertise in raspberry Pi (or other device such as arduino)...
kincumber and or bouddi, also somersby (thomos loop) etc are easy but great rides. You also have classic rides to clares bridge from mangrove mountain and great north road..
I dont really understand the specification. This wheel I checked with the dish tool is a bog standard (brought from CRC) dt swiss rear wheel. It is clearly not dished in the centre of the end caps, or my understanding of end caps is just wrong.
I ended up sorting out my wheel, I was a bit over...
ok, so turns out I've made a rookie mistake!
I dished the wheel so either side of the hub is equal 142x12 hub. Turns out this puts the rim too close to the stays in my frame on the non-drive side. So I just followed the "Musson" book that says to do this. My factory built M1700 wheel also has...
It looked like a spiders web for some time... I persisted.. got it true as I can be bothered with.
Will do what you suggest and ride it then re tighten. Keen to see what its like compared to the old m1700 rim
Just gotta visit bunnings for some rim tape.. Norton Bear 25mm should do the job.
Got my wheel rebuilt. I opted for new spokes and ex511 rim. Pretty happy with how it went, with the squorx tool it seemed pretty easy!
Not sure if I should try to get it tighter, its currently saying 105kgf and feels pretty tight to me compared to my other similar m1700 rear wheel.
I havnt used this particular rack, but the north shore ones when overseas. I think they are way better then the wheel style rack, especially if you drive on rough roads, the wheel style (shingleback etc) the bikes can hit each other and for some bikes (smaller wheels) the wheel hoop can damage...
these are probably overkill, popular with slopestyle guys: https://www.ridetsg.com/shop/knee-shinguard-temper-A-2-0/7102801-40-030/
otherwise these look comfy and would save your shins!: https://www.ridetsg.com/shop/knee-sleeve-dermis-pro-A/710133-25-030/
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