I've got the same one, it's pretty goodI got this truing stand for $132.00 of course you can now get them for $102.00.
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TOOPRE Professional Bicycle Wheel Truing Stand With Dial Indicator Gauge Bike Adjustment Rims Road MTB Bike Wheel Repair Tools - AliExpress 18
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I like how it also has the disc rotor truing as well.
If your going to buy one you will need the centreing guage. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/100...order_list.order_list_main.165.17821802Ta2hsO
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You can borrow mine if you are in Victoria, I don't have any wheels to build at the moment@bigdamo solid enough for the $$?
thanksYou can borrow mine if you are in Victoria, I don't have any wheels to build at the moment
Any 2.3mm rotors are the only way.I’ve been active on AliX lately:
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Upgraded to from 1x11 to 2x11 for Seven (36-26 x 9-42)
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Tool and top tube bag. I like the way the bag cinches tight in the tube rather than using velcro.
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Don’t mind these for power, but a little noisey for my liking.
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Shimano M8100’s were struggling on long descents so tried a various rotor and pad combinations, but these were far and away the best. Not surprised Shimano are moving to 2.2mm rotors after trying these.
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Yet to try this.
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EOFY sales got me…

Have you checked under the seat in the detents/slots? The steel bar that slots into those is where i'm seeing some corrosion, only saw it after removing the saddle.Mines holding up fine no rustView attachment 426109
Ahh, in here I mean. I'll grab some photos later. Side note: Don't try taking it apart to see how it works. Was an absolute bitch to get back together.Not sure what you mean.View attachment 426110View attachment 426111View attachment 426112 Have taken the seat off
What's the blue dial for?
Just got my elita1 cabron saddle. Looks pretty mint. Minimal padding. Arrived in a box, packed in foam, and with a dust cover.
Lightest saddle I’ve ever owned.
Will wait and see what the durability is like. Hopefully I don’t get splinters in my cheeks.
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How was the weight of those 27.5 enduro rims?Just by-the-by, I now have a few rides in on one of these 27.5 36/30mm "enduro" layup carbon rims on a Slash+ (laced to e13 Sidekick Hub w/ pillar spokes and brass nipples), and it's holding up just fine so far. Finish and layup looks good, weight was on-par, and built up nice and straight with even tension all round. Haven't been to Derby/Maydena on it yet though, that will be the real test.
Also have one of these in 32h 36/30 Assym AM weight. Waiting on spokes to build it, but initial impressions are "fark me if you put one of these and an unbranded Nextie side by side, I couldn't tell the difference". Almost identical.