Thanks! They had just what I was after.

Hi all, I'm after a 29er rear tyre in decent condition. Something like a Schwalbe Racing Ralph or similar, let me know if you have anything that may be of use. Thanks!

Have sent you a PM

Made me laugh a lot that one!

Lighting a fire is one thing but leaving it unattended when it's not cold and wet is another.

Think I'll keep hold of the truss in case I swap it back on later

I'm looking for a Jones unicrown fork with the 135mm spacing so I can swap out my truss fork and give myself some space for a dog basket up front. Ideally need about 250mm of steerer.

Thanks in advance!

I have a 56cm Surly Straggler frame and fork. The usual scratches but let me know if it could work for you and I can dig it out the shed for some photos.

Thanks a bunch Boab, I'll send you a pm.

Would like to try some On one OG bars but they're out of stock. Does anyone have a set lying around?

Or if anyone knows anything similar around that price then please let me know. Thanks!

rivers wrote: ↑Tue Jan 31, 2023 5:04 pmCranks are 175

Thanks, I'll pass

Do you know the length of the SLX cranks? I might be interested if they are 165mm.

You can buy a K-lite switch but if you get a soldering iron and some bits of cable and xt-30 or xt-60 connectors you can easily make your own switch that has a cable to the rear light as well, so you don't need to use the K-lite blinker. If I get a xt30 connector, e.g., https://www.amazon.co.uk/FLY...

I like this idea, I'll need to check it out.

Also means you can get it just the right length. Using some adhesive lined heatshrink will keep things neat, strong and waterproof and with some Sugru you can mount the cable to a handlebar or the top of your forks.

I have the k-lite, incredible light and makes me realise how much I strain my eyes with other lights, really feels like a I can relax my eyes while I ride. The only issue with it is that it's not a dipped beam so on roads you will annoy drivers and pedestrians. I used to run it on all the time but e...

I'd be interested in the rotors if someone else wanted the calipers?

Appreciate you would rather sell it all together though!

Dont ever do this I had a set of wheels [ bought on a bike] and the tubeless failed and i had to remove gorilla tape. It took hours to do this and alcohol [ on the rim not in me] If you warm the tape up with a hairdryer the tape will come off much easier, normally without leaving any residue. I've ...

Even cheaper from Superstar (and slightly hidden on their website) are these wheels, after discount they are £51. Think you do have to wait until Dec though and put up with a coloured rim. Super cheap though!

https://www.superstarcomponents.com/en/ ... d-deal.htm

It is bent across the axis in the second pic but really no idea how this has happened in service Perhaps there was an issue with the two wedge shaped nuts that move outwards and expand that now bent part. IIRC they have to be centred on the bolt so that they move apart at an equal distance as you t...

I have two of these and not really had any issues with them. As Sean says though it's best to clean everything very thoroughly so there is no dirt in the frame or EBB, then assemble with lots of grease and get it to where you want. If you move it after you've been riding you'll get dirt between the ...

Arc45 rim and wheel are sold pending payment, the 27.5 scraper rims are still available.

I have a band-on SLX 10sp shifter if you can't find an XT or Saint one.

Another vote for C17 all weather carved here, had one on my mtb and just bought another for my gravel/cross bike.

Chain reaction/Wiggle have them pretty cheap https://www.chainreactioncycles.com/bro ... prod172816

All rims are still available

No problem, I'll find them this evening and get back to you.

I've got a set of old school Deore thumbies, think they were 7speed? I think the right hand indexing was a bit gritty but the left hand was okay. I'll dig them out of the spares box and let you know if you're interested?