Almost, 1 out of 2 ain't bad... 2.4 High Roller 2 on the right and 2.25 on the left.Are they black chili Conti symbols on the left? High Roller on the right?
So I had one of these style racks and had to use a strap on the front wheel at the bottom to keep it from moving around. I found it a nerve wracking rack to use compared to others I have owned.-Mounted my Yakima rack to the Daily/Family driver, quite interesting to work out how the best way to mount my bikes in relation to the arm that holds the front tyre, 1 inch from the front fork enables a 26 to travel a bit when going around a roundabout. I live in Canberra, so review coming up soon.
Thats a good idea, I was trying to think about what else I could do as that arm really needs to be in the exact spot or my 26er rolls when cornering.So I had one of these style racks and had to use a strap on the front wheel at the bottom to keep it from moving around. I found it a nerve wracking rack to use compared to others I have owned.
Have you tried the Eumeralla trails down near there? A bit closer to Geelong, just turn left (if you're heading towards Anglesea) into Hurst Rd and you've found them. Lots of fun to be had.This weekend rather than today.
Rode You Yangs Friday night, managed to dodge the XC racers and get in a lap down Boulder, Trav’s and Cressy’s before dark. Such an epic facility to have so close to Melbourne, although ‘close’ is relative in peak hour traffic.
Saturday, put flat pedals back on the bike and took the dog down to the Anglesea Bike Park. He quickly figured out I was just doing laps and snoozed at the bottom. Wasn’t game to give the North Shore log rides around the back too much of a go with clips, but was good fun with flats and the option to bail.
Today, got in a quick squirt around the trials closer to town in Anglesea - Clandestino, Foxy, Scar Tissue, Lust for Life etc. Was a bit warm and sandy but good fun. Had a couple of rectum puckering moments with the new 800mm bars at speed through a few of the gaps between trees, but can now confirm they will fit.
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Yep, I was lucky enough to grow up down there. They’re good fun once you wrap your head around the layout, although a bit sandy at times.Have you tried the Eumeralla trails down near there? A bit closer to Geelong, just turn left (if you're heading towards Anglesea) into Hurst Rd and you've found them. Lots of fun to be had.
Noice! They are lovely bars regardless of the price.Bought a set of Nukeproof carbon horizon bars off CRC for $104?
Ibex Onza, transition knobs are too long on the Ibex and they flex like all shit.Just getting some tyres ready tonight and I thought I'd throw these 2 together for comparison. Any tyre gurus that can pick these 2? The is one pretty big difference I suppose, but tread wise, almost identical!
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Curses, lost a $60 Kong rear light... Rubber band mounting on the seat post not up to some of the bone shaking roads I found!!
Could have been anywhere along about 15km of rough gravel road, a lot of it in blue metal - chances of spotting a little black plastic square marginal to none from the drivers seat of a car. And no time or energy to ride it... I didn’t have it on either - if I had I would have waited for dark and gone looking for it!Bugger about the rear light. Maybe retrace your ride. I've found stuff I've lost.