ozzybmx
taking a shit with my boobs out
Yeah thats what I see too.
I always do a Hambo search first as it doesn't show a lot of items with an Ali search.
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I always do a Hambo search first as it doesn't show a lot of items with an Ali search.
ozzybmx
taking a shit with my boobs out
That's the ones I was looking at last night, Anrancee... looks ok.
ozzybmx
taking a shit with my boobs out
Also Delic.
128.55AU $ 31% OFF|SHIMANO DEORE XT M8100 12 Speed Groupset include RD M8100 SGS Rear Derailleur and SL M8100 R SL M8100 IR Shifter Original Parts|Bicycle Derailleur| - AliExpress
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Mr Crudley
Glock in your sock
Based on the numbers of orders then it seems like there are plenty of others out there looking for the same thing.
Also Delic.
128.55AU $ 31% OFF|SHIMANO DEORE XT M8100 12 Speed Groupset include RD M8100 SGS Rear Derailleur and SL M8100 R SL M8100 IR Shifter Original Parts|Bicycle Derailleur| - AliExpress
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Flow-Rider
Burner
I had a quick look and never clicked on the items, but it says "sorry, this item is no longer available".
I've bought a heap of 10 speed stuff from the Loosey Lucy store before, they sell 12 speed too.
yuley95
soft-arse Yuley is on the lifts again
I bought slx off these guys and it was all good. Good price, reasonable delivery and legit goods
128.55AU $ 31% OFF|SHIMANO DEORE XT M8100 12 Speed Groupset include RD M8100 SGS Rear Derailleur and SL M8100 R SL M8100 IR Shifter Original Parts|Bicycle Derailleur| - AliExpress
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ozzybmx
taking a shit with my boobs out
Thats the Delic.Store I quoted above. Looks good !I bought slx off these guys and it was all good. Good price, reasonable delivery and legit goods
128.55AU $ 31% OFF|SHIMANO DEORE XT M8100 12 Speed Groupset include RD M8100 SGS Rear Derailleur and SL M8100 R SL M8100 IR Shifter Original Parts|Bicycle Derailleur| - AliExpress
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Mr Crudley
Glock in your sock
ozzybmx
taking a shit with my boobs out
I have sooo many shock pumps that read incorrectly, DVO, Fox, SRAM... I reckon the only one that reads right is the no name freebie we got with #2's Canyon.
Mr Crudley
Glock in your sock
Don't worry about the pressure. You are bound to lose enough to make any reading questionable just by removing the pump head.
That pssstttttt is the sound of losing hope.
Well if you surfing half on the valve bleeding out, like a Russian farmer in a Ukrainian field..Don't worry about the pressure. You are bound to lose enough to make any reading questionable just by removing the pump head.
That pssstttttt is the sound of losing hope.
Otherwise, it should be just the air in the hose you can hear. The pump a fork are united, just as the USSR. No one will be better off, the pressure between fork and pump will stay essentially the same. (Fork has 100/pump has 100)
You loose the pressure attaching the pump. This is when the fork has to work hard and pay taxes. Pump taking all it can get, as in to say, USA. Pump will be better off. Pump will take air from the fork until the pressure between fork and pump will stay essentially the same. (Fork has 100/pump has 0)
jrewing
Eats Squid
Accurate! Not sure about the pump stuff but.
anyway a pump doesn’t need to read accurate perse but more so consistent. the higher the pressure the harder to make small adjustments I feel.
ozzybmx
taking a shit with my boobs out
Agreed but it has a man second guessing his settings when similar people run 90psi and I think mine is 70psi, over 20% more pressure... connects another pump, finds the 20%.
I was loving that nice green DVO pump too.
jrewing
Eats Squid
Haha it does. But like me you sound ‘righter’ than the masses who are all wrong
Yes, of course. What I was trying to point out is when do you "lose the pressure". When you plug it in, you then pump to the desired target. It is when/how/whateves happens when you unplug it that stuffs your reading, that is when you need to also be "consistent".
Mr Crudley
Glock in your sock
I do have a beto with a check valve thingy on the valve head. I gather it loses pressure only between the schrader valve and check valve once it is undone.
It seems to work well enough in minimising the psssffttt. loss compared to my Fox that doesn't have any magic on the valve head.
Anyhow, I pump tyres and shock up till it feels OK. Nice to log any shock pressures for future reference, but doesn't mean that it is accurate in the first place.
crash3
Likes Dirt
Used a couple of these rope plugs today - sealed the tyre fine. Too bad my pump (not an Ali purchase) couldn't inflate my tyre enough to ride back to the car. Thanks again to @Mr Crudley for the bar end caps - wouldn't have had these on hand if you hadn't sent me those.
Mr Crudley
Glock in your sock
That is great news that the plug works. I hope I have the same success when it happens.
CHEWY
Eats Squid
I've just bought a $20 saddle and enough bearings to do 2 bikes for $58
I've been running these chainrings for the last few years, they work well however I do seem to loose teeth off them but that is probably from bashing them on things.
I've had a couple of pairs of these shorts. They do the job but they do have issues, mainly stitching in the pockets.
Love this tape, beats the shit out of the whatever random cloth tape I had on the shelf Id normally use.
Been using these pads for years, no real issues to speak of.
Upgraded to 203mm rotors on centrelock hubs using the below. Maybe these discs are a bit thinner than shimano but I have had trouble adjusting the levers far enough out from the bars after swapping (I like the levers engaging a long way from the bars).
These hubs aren't on my main bike but I think I've done about 500km on them, not a particularly easy 500km either. Planning on building another set of wheels with these at some stage. Cant fault them yet.
Using these shims on both my bikes, seem to do the job.
These were fine, still in my forks
I've broken a couple of these axles, not sure if its my fault from over tightening or if they are a bit weak.
Why the fark is the cable on these joined with a magnet? I just wanted a wire with a fitting on the end to drag cables through.
Fixed it by cutting off the magnet and soldering the cable directly to the fitting.
Buy these grips in bulk. Leave them out in the sun for a month so they go sticky and soft and they are sweet.
Chain kept getting stuck between cage and jockey wheel with these. no good.
Awesome
Awesome
Great place to get genuine shimano bits
Some of the cogs bent just from normal riding - id hope they have fixed the issue by now.
Good pump, fitting works on my rockshox shox I have to file the shrader fitting down on to fit in the scott genius.
Good shock bolt, still going strong
Does the job, no idea how accurate it is calibrated but at least I can get the spoke tensions even (pretty sure its accurate anyway).
I've been running these chainrings for the last few years, they work well however I do seem to loose teeth off them but that is probably from bashing them on things.
I've had a couple of pairs of these shorts. They do the job but they do have issues, mainly stitching in the pockets.
Love this tape, beats the shit out of the whatever random cloth tape I had on the shelf Id normally use.
Been using these pads for years, no real issues to speak of.
Upgraded to 203mm rotors on centrelock hubs using the below. Maybe these discs are a bit thinner than shimano but I have had trouble adjusting the levers far enough out from the bars after swapping (I like the levers engaging a long way from the bars).
These hubs aren't on my main bike but I think I've done about 500km on them, not a particularly easy 500km either. Planning on building another set of wheels with these at some stage. Cant fault them yet.
Using these shims on both my bikes, seem to do the job.
These were fine, still in my forks
I've broken a couple of these axles, not sure if its my fault from over tightening or if they are a bit weak.
Why the fark is the cable on these joined with a magnet? I just wanted a wire with a fitting on the end to drag cables through.
Fixed it by cutting off the magnet and soldering the cable directly to the fitting.
Buy these grips in bulk. Leave them out in the sun for a month so they go sticky and soft and they are sweet.
Chain kept getting stuck between cage and jockey wheel with these. no good.
Awesome
Awesome
Great place to get genuine shimano bits
Some of the cogs bent just from normal riding - id hope they have fixed the issue by now.
Good pump, fitting works on my rockshox shox I have to file the shrader fitting down on to fit in the scott genius.
Good shock bolt, still going strong
Does the job, no idea how accurate it is calibrated but at least I can get the spoke tensions even (pretty sure its accurate anyway).