buy a 118 as goldenwonder suggested and space the rear cog to suit the chainline

(assuming you’re using a wheel with a cassette freehub and not a screw on free-wheel)

Should say in the manual for the cranks you’ve just bought. What are they? the link isn’t working for me

Very funny, have you seen the one where the lift stops and the little girl, dressed ghostly, gets in through a secret panel while the lights are out…?

That also gets good reactions…

I had this, also had problems keeping the pump in line with the wheel bending the cores with push on ones, having more success with this…

phaart rumbler

One of our rides (“the route of legend”) takes in 9 pub stops…

We don’t always complete it…

Blimey, that came from out of nowhere…

This is the only reason I’ve ordered my new Rooster in “Swift Blue”…

Trying to do this before I reach 40…

Genuine 😆 @ Jamie…!

Yep, very well. We have really sandy soil, so nutrients drain out quickly, hence the monthly application. Not seen a single weed or any moss for years….

Any recommendations?

Run Time on all my bikes, never had a problem, +1 to the above but add that they have much better engagement in the mud than shimano

Slobadan Manobyabitch

An Irish burglar

So Paddy bent over and put his head in the barbed wire fence

You can get them in 2.25 for a bit more volume and exo casing for a bit of toughness, roll well for a mud tyre.

Smudge all the way, real service from a real person…

http://www.mtbbatteries.co.uk/mountain-bike-lights/

Another

YES
YES

From me… great bit of kit

on-one have some cheap, tried it out for the first time the other day, put an old (non-tubeless) crossmark onto a rim, inflated and turns out it has a big hole in it. On-one gunk sealed it straightaway, much to my surprise!

http://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/TOBYSEAL/nrg-bike-fast-sealing-liquid

£10 for 1 litre

Thanks BD!

BD, I misunderstood, I thought you made the tortilla wraps from chickpea flour…

Nice recipe though

You should try a chunky monkey! my favourite front tyre ever!

BD, where do you get your chickpea wraps?

I’ve bought twice from them, never had an issue.

Honda, mine gets abused… put away after last cut, not cleaned, drained or any of the above.

Starts on the first pull on the first cut like clockwork… Would never have anything else…

Genuine LOL at faustus…

Hope for me, had shimano and avid, hope give the best feel and are well up to stopping duty and you can always get parts if you need them.

Avid = Crap, Shimano seemed to be too off and on for me and they need more attention than hope.

Also, try getting shimano spare parts for brakes…

Was v.good until Grant Naylor split up

The knard is a behemoth in comparison to a 2.4 x-king on my dually rims

29er flavour though..

Buy the swift now

I’d get Dually rimsor the new stans hugo but I disagree that the 2.4’s give you much of the +

Tyre choice is just the knard at the moment, (which is rather good fun in everything but mud)

Tyre options are coming though, maxxis have the chronicle coming and vee rubber also have a new one but I can’t remember what it’s called. Surly should also start selling the dirt wizard soon also.

Edit: Vee Rubber is the trax fatty I think.

Rose sell them for about £2 I think, nice big wide neck too

I’m thinking it will cover my bikepacking and trail bike!

@boltonjon I do wonder if I’ll be stroking my swift longer than anticipated…

@brianp it was in the kickstarter project update #3 email slipped in with the dually wheel offer…

Anyone had an update on when these are due?

Sorry Cougar, you can have first dibs especially after you put me onto the Astra platinums… almost as sharp as feathers but smoother and twice the longevity…

@ Broess I’ll take your mercur thing and feather blades off you… email in profile…

http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/best-front-tyre

Thanks for the heads up on the CRC offer

Chunky monkey!

Froome is out…???!!!???

little bit of dilute fairy liquid on the beads help the tyre pop on if you are worried