Why would you ride a shitter bike than usual ?

Bearings cost on average £35 whats to worry ?

But being a conservative party member you’d expect that, simply because no doubt he’s only interested in back handers and party donations from big business…

You wouldn’t do it for the pats on the back and the being held high in the eyes of the public.

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Consider the lock barrel being match to your backdoor, saves having lots of keys.

get warmer shoes?

Do they have holes in them like vent holes?

I’m an advocate of the PAYG crew.

I have paid for full day uplifts and then due to mechanicals or sessioning sections only ended up doing 5-6 runs, not worth £43.

Do a handful of pay as you go runs and session sections much more fun and feels more chilled no need to try to get value for money. Plus if the weather is shit and you don’t fancy it you can just go home having not wasted a fortune.

Virtually no waiting on PAYG, only on mega busy weekend days.

I would wager the bearings are locked up and the axle is undoing itself.

Are they loose bearings or cartridge?

I would service the hub to be sure.

You will need to go to court to contest it.

Be prepared.

I have found them to be great.

I have had a KS Lev, Raceface dropper and a T-mars, they all had far worse issues than the Reverbs have ever presented.

I have had 4 Reverbs, they have been changed for different frames or lengths but never for reliability.

The latest 170mm with the new style remote is a dream.

Service them once a year similar to my suspension and they are good as gold.

I’d be surprised they have only been out 5 minutes haven’t they?

I thought I would love the Deathgrips but I really dislike the outer section.

I use Uber Ribbed and flanged grips and found them hands down the most comfy.

They usually wear on the outer section within a year probably faster if you ride a lot.

But they are cheap

https://www.uberbikecomponents.com/view-product/Uberbike-Tight-Flange-Replacement-Grip-Inserts

Sell it and buy a stealth

The issue will be the conveyor belts that transport the luggage not the people.

Unless you pad it expect damage.

narrow it down a bit?

Frame, mech etc.

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/cars/article-5151873/How-stop-car-key-signal-hacked-criminals.html

Read this

Personally my thoughts are leave the car keys by the door, if they want the car bad they will come in, I would much much rather they just took the insured car and buggered off than came upstairs to enquire as to where the keys might be.

It’s just a car.

To expand on the above this is an excellent guide and really helped me to reduce the buzzing in my hands post ride.

https://road.cc/content/feature/180830-how-choose-your-tyre-pressure-balancing-speed-comfort-and-grip

My ultimate solution was to buy a Whyte Glencoe with 47c tyres, it’s a dream and still quick enough.

100% tyre pressure.

What are you running?

hit the search function

https://stickersdecalsgraphics.co.uk/

I use a top cab and roller cab to store mine, I did the whole tool wall thing and it’s not worth the bother.

Raise the bath 10mm using the supports underneath, redo the silicon seal, job done?

I have a 19 plate 1.5 ecoboost, it is so quick for a 3 cylinder! 182ps.

Mine is the St Line Estate, it is roomy enough to put the road bike or jump bike in with wheels on, the MTB needs the front wheel off.

Lots of passenger space front and rear.

Very happy.

If the risk of damage is so high without 10mm of foam on your leg you should seriously consider calming down the level of risk your activity presents.

I have injured myself in many ways the only time I have found padded shorts to be of use is snowboarding, where it is the difference between a broken coccyx when using hard pads.

get coaching and avoid the situation

Nail in a stump game is awesome fun

The apple pencil comes with a charging lead adaptor so you don’t have to plug it into the Ipad to charge.

It is very effective.

I defo had to try a few types before I got the right fit. not all pads are created equally.

I would recommend trying a few in various sizes.

One manufacturers large is not the same as others.

I think my go to pair of bib shorts are Specialized and tights are DHB roubaix

You lot must have some abrasive heads.

The only pad damage I have ever sustained was to cheek pads due to my stuble/beard.

you have gone from one bad thing to another.

Leaving them with sweat on isn’t great but over washing them is also bad.

I would consider hanging the helmet after use but mop the pads with some blue roll first and then wash every month or so depending on how much you use it.

I donate and then ride home every time.

I get a bit of a dead arm sometimes.

If you are struggling you need to reset more.

be realistic, if you broke your femur a 10mm bit of foam isn’t going to prevent that sort of an injury.

You will just end up with sweaty balls area.

spend the money on skills coaching to build confidence instead.

I would identify some furniture risers such as this:

I assume there is a section under the wardrobe where something like this could be fitted, it would then provide a concealed leveling option for the base of the unit, you should also tie it in to the wall with a strap.

Defo an aircooler porsche, no brainer

I don’t really understand what you mean tbh

The Garage has been in place for 16 years now, the damp course is intact and the garage is always dry.

The batten idea isn’t a bad idea!

Nickel Sulphide inclusion.

look for the centre
The glass should have been heat soaked prior to installation

lean it on a wall

new rotor new pads,

At the least I would clean with alcohol and burn them for a bit with an open flame to consume any contaminants.

I made this for my Wife, she was made up.

https://snapguide.com/guides/make-an-origami-butterfly-ring/

All the non alcoholic wine I have tasted was basically variations on Schloer.

The wife was trying them all out while pregnant.

Had a PCS-9, Got a feedback one now, it is light years ahead.

Don’t be fooled by the blue.

Their tools are good the workstands not so much.