Try swapping them. I think you might need an additional spacer on the front.

Personal gripe with the gentle sloping zebra crossing outside our house, in a 20mph speed limit.

Truck drivers like to hit it at 30ish, usual suspects, skip, tipper and delivery drivers.

Local lads like to hit it at 40+ and get away with just bottoming out their suspension.

It also stops the drainage during heavy rain, the whole road drains towards us and used to run away round the corner. Now we get a small lake and increased damp.

I’m serious, you can have fun if you like.

Are the front and rear axles the same diameter?

Probably something to with the brain…………………………

But the SLX were made in both A version, M675, and B version, M675B.

The Deore have only been produced as the B version.

Are they still testing? Maybe they need to go tubeless.

I think the Deore came out after I-spec A had already been superseded by the B version, I could be wrong.

As B shifters will fit A levers they don’t see they need to differentiate, and Shimano does not see any need to cater for used parts sales.

Don’t do it from the inside.

As above really, if they could look after their sites better, not be too anti-social and leave no trace, they would have many more places open to them.

Is the land used for anything at all, have they parked up on a football pitch?

Increasing core strength is the key, as above, and this will include stretches too.

Everyone is different so your solution may differ to those of others, try things out, see if you improve.

Not all back specialists are created equal either.

If you need to build your detailed seller rating then yes.

Some people just don’t leave feedback.

Any implied sense of community on there is just a marketing tool.

You can get them as a special order to LBS, probably not much difference in cost for the set online though.

Probably a 28, should say on the label if it’s still attached.

The Super Mega Massive Monster Collider? Scheduled for construction in 2327 and will require a spare planet for the site.

I’ll probably have to make some labels to stick on the buttons. The standard symbols no longer have any meaning to him.
Thanks again, that looks like the right tool for the job.

The Tevatron was a smaller particle accelerator that displayed Hadrons.

CERN is planning to start building the Super Large Hadron Collider soon, and talking about designing a Very Large Hadron Collider after that.

The instruments keep getting bigger to study ever smaller things.

Thanks Project.

Bumpity bump.

It’s the biggest one.

He doesn’t look very happy on it…………Maybe he needs a friend and a saw pit to cheer him up.

I fitted some fine plastic mesh around the garage PIR at my parents.

Not the best choice in my opinion, a bit too lightweight.

Are you using a long cage mech?

What size cassette?

You are stretching the boundaries using a 22/38 ring combo.

If you are riding hard you may still need a guide.

Powder coat is not paint, so paint stripper won’t work very well.

Lots of choice that are safe for an alloy frame. Either sand, glass bead, walnut shell etc.

No problem, are you sure your chain is the right length?

Syntace?

I’m 11.5 stone so 23ish will be a good starting point.

Do you ride naked?

Weigh yourself with your normal riding gear on and see what you get.

About the same here, but then I’m 12.5 stone plus gear.

Nice, I take it you didn’t watch the whole edit OP.

Weight (stones) x2 = PSI (ish)

NO.

The 40t has a spacer designed into it.

You can just drill the end of the three pins out.

The sweep is measured from the centre of the tube at the clamp section where the bend begins.

Imagine a straight bar without any sweep in the stem then add your rise and angles from there.

I would say that the difference in rise, width and rotation is enough for your wrists to fit better with one than the other.
If the clamp sections are different lengths then this will affect the overall geometry.

Dig a small hole before pitching your tent.

There’s only one solution for Tony Blair…………………..

I think if you put the control unit next to your wi-fi transmitter, baby monitor etc then you could have issues. As with most things a little bit of research would give the best performance.

Personally for the money and limited effort needed to fit one I’m not sure you could do much better.
I’m happy to be corrected.

FWIW – We have a reinforced front door and anti-pry plates fitted to all windows.

They don’t affect our wi-fi, mind you I don’t put it on at nights when we are in.

Do you have a source about the easy to block part Pieface?

Craft are the most comfortable that I have, can be found on sale often.

Talk about a teaser.