No one can deny the amount of work a R&D that goes into his stuff and its undeniably good but $100 for a few shims is ridiculous.
Slick is a different bike
Yeah totally understand there must be 100s of hours in R&D behind each of these sorts of products and that those costs need to be built into the selling price. I guess volumes are low, so proportionally, the R&D costs end up being quite high. Regardless, its all way too pricey for me.
You can get isopropyl wipes??? Awesome!
Have you even had work clothes or other clothes that aren't any good for donation....?
www.shophairco.com.au
Just remember to keep them separate from the bum wipes
Well, fair enough. I do have isopropyl spray from Bunnings and use paper towel generally to clean up brakes etc but the wipes just seem like an easy and handy way of cleaning up my $24,000 S-works Epic. Thinking now about upgrading to 5-dev cranks too...Have you even had work clothes or other clothes that aren't any good for donation....?
I'll let you on in a secret.
Salon Secrets Isopropyl Alcohol 5Lt
Salon Secrets Alcohol Isopropyl is a cleaning chemical used to kill germs. 100% Alcohol. This product is commonly used as a solvent and cleaner, which can be used on a multitude of surfaces. It evaporates quickly and aids in cleaning oils and chemicals. This product is flammable should not be...
Phwoar! 10% off. Take my money !
Lols
Cheaper to buy local.
www.bikebug.com
I suppose it's something a bike shop would buy as it has syringe kits for both mineral and DOT fluids along with a hydraulic hose cutter, a lever for hydraulic brake pads, a box of 100 nitrile gloves, a hydraulic fluid drainer (why you would need this is unknown) and bonus shop apron and safety glasses.
I learned that from Arthur Daily while watching "Minder".
The flip side of “it’s only worth what people are willing to pay”
