Lughnasadh wrote:If you are in a remote location with little to no noticeable GSM network would you know if the unit had managed to send a message out or not?

Or if it got the panic text through, but not the OK text....

Thats a nice workshop.

How close to proper thickness is the spacer then?

http://www.ridersmate.com, there is a video on the landing page which explains some of the features and will give you a pretty good insight into the product. Many thanks for reading this and we wish you happy and safe riding, whatever your ride may be. David Coleman Founder So does it work out your...

Id go with option b. but before you roll the top down kneel on it and make it more sausage shaped.

voodoo_simon wrote: Be worried about the rear derailler as my mechanic skills are close to a chimp!

Dont need to disconnect any cables or the chain. Just unscrew the sucker from the hanger and move it round to inside the frame somewhere and tape in place.

Yep, Fox house is the plan.

I have a beat up bike bag if you want to borrow it Low pressure In tyres. Pedals off. Mech off and strapped din side the rear of the frame. Brace the dropouts and forks where the hub goes. Pad spacers in the calipers. Brake levers loose on the bars. I sometimes remove my rotors too protect both them...

Some nice looking singletrack in Aarons video. Dont much like the look of a bike on my back like that though. How far is the HAB?

any left?

I'd like one too.

Postage paid as you say of course.

Some training .. hoping Rovaniemi will be A LOT more rideable http://vimeo.com/117805138 I like that clip. the landscape looks huge. I also particularly like how the two pushers seem to be on slightly different lines. Both probably moved aside thinking "this isnt the bloody trail" both pr...

top stuff, see you there

shall we try again? 7 ish. Give or take, Wednesday night. if we meet at the road side parking just up from the fox house pub (SK 267803) we can do longshaw, white edge, baslow triangle, curbar-frogatt, up burbage (which is still pretty trashed and muddy at the bottom due to the forestry work) then b...

http://www.phdesigns.co.uk/cleaning-down-sleeping-bags-and-clothing Copy and paste: Clothing: machine washing is described (for hand washing, see sleeping bags). Use a pure soap product. These are not easy to find now, so you may need to buy something designed for the job from an outdoor shop: if yo...

Are you thinking of carrying the cog and bolts and removing the disc rotor?
Flipping the wheel round?
Would the cassette miss the caliper? should do I would guess.

Or running a 135mm wide fork?

I will taking a diablo this year.

I had more in 2013

I guess I have yeah.

Aye, supposedly bombproof these hubs. still, easy fix

hopes broke 3
DT's 1

recently. well, 12 to 15 months

on a 5 day 2013 HT430 I used my lights for about 6 hours total, maybe 7.

manufacturing standards are dropping if you ask me.

Wednesday, hopefully. my cars in the garage just now but should have it back.

Uh huh. Better start taking spares on long rides. It's a 1 minute fix if you have the parts.

I've written to Dt to see what they say.

undercut?
As in they effectively pull themselves together once they start to engage?

Yes. They are.

Once the edges are gone though...

Another hub on the blink. the supposedly bombproof Dt Swiss ratchet system. http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/ee320/davekane101/new%20stuff/20150125_112015_zpsxnaf3igw.jpg Hub failure today. Only 150km ish on the hub. It wouldnt engage leaving me with a bit of a stroll / roll home. On the bench at ...

Nice. I had an rr5 for a while. I now have a 97 918 And love it the most.

Err. What bike benp1

I think I know the answer to my own question. I Just seem to be avoiding it...

It might be getting towards time to stop doing so...