https://www.wiggle.co.uk/shimano-r517-r ... ke-caliper

Pretty cheap. Cant say if any good as never used

Older Pro2 (Non EVO) use different adapters. I should have remembered that as I've converted my Pro 2 (Non EVO) to EVO spec by using an EVO axle/spacer and freehub, I did it at the same time as going from QR to 142. The hub bodies are identical they just changed the axle/freehub for the EVO and onl...

Rear hub: Pro2 EVO and Pro4 use same adapters both sides for QR and 142 x 12. Older Pro2 (Non EVO) use different adapters.

Front: Pro2, Pro2 EVO and Pro4 all use same adapters

Keep the ECR Tony. You will just end up buying another

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Oh... btw. The ti bolts are £15 but at leaat they're available..

Shaf if you tell me the size I probably have some my tin of Ti bolts I can send you

Interested in Pair Maxxis Chronicle 650 x 3 depending on condition and price please Allan. Cheers!

A biggy is that I'm undecided how a headlight is gonna fit ariund the tiny clamp area beside the stem-face clamp. I only have about 5mm clamp area and wonder whether an Exposure mount will attach... or if custom exposure kounts can be had at that width ... If angone knows then please share as it'd ...

I only know 'cos had same question recently so fresh in mind. The beauty of Shimano H2 chainsets is a small degree of flexibility on crank width on the spline unlike SRAM / Raceface which bottom out and rely on additional washers. Guess thats why H2 hasn't changed in 17 years (I have gone and done i...

Thanks Shaf! Obviously not what i wanted to hear...but thank you Ian It can work. Road hollowtech 2 BBs are an overall width of 90mm. Each cup is 11mm MTB hollowtech 2 BBs are an overall width of 95.5mm. Each cup is 10mm. The difference is made up with the 3 x 2.5mm spacers (68 shell). So you can u...

Halo Vapour 50 Front wheel
£40

you have PM - cheers

Zwift F500. My take on this is no one knows what things will be like at Christmas. Could be better, could be worse. Either way my take is zwift/r@pha/strava are just encouraging people to get on with it whichever way suits. They did the same during early lockdown adding Zwift miles to personal chall...

Yeah I use a google sheet for bigger trips (1 week-3 months) and after the trip jot some notes at the bottom about what worked/didnt work. Next trip I copy that list to a new page in the google sheet, amend to suit the trip and then print it and tick off as I pack it. I do this as if "bike" isnt on ...

Thanks Shaf. Too narrow for me. Glws. Cheers "Jase"

Btw thats the newer non "delux" version. The official width should be stamped on the end of one of the bar ends.

What width are these please Shaf. Should be written in centre. Stated width please not some random measurement?

Also which version; previous models Cowchipper2 or Cowchipper3. Current version Cowchipper or cowchipper delux?

Thanks!

Gave up on Duallys because of the tubeless faff. Succeeded but was hard work. Also had burping issues (the tyre not me obvs) when cornering hard. Think its because the bead shelf isnt properly flat. Shame as really strong rim.

Arcs and WTB are superb, See CRC have WTBs for a good price.

Also.... this belongs here. Brompton really should do this

I really don't need one (who does) but I really do want one. I fully appreciate that this may just be me and the appeal may be limited for many but there's something about it. +1 exactly Build thread https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/338454/ Hipster pack rafting https://theradavist.com/2019/10/ve...

WTD 44cm Salsa Cowchipper & 18t Freewheel

Cowchipper bars in 44cm flavour
18t thread on freewheel; White Industries / Halo Clickster sort of thing?

cheers

Yep. Grew up 5 of us away in a 12 ft Sprite Alpine caravan towed by a Rover 100. That was 55 years ago. These days we still all meet up. Mum now 87 in her wee Caddy Camper car. Sister in a caravan, me and other sister in campervans. Love it. Should have been at Kirkcudbright this weekend. Hopefully ...

Think JackT nails the need for every bike to have a bell and the nuances... Good shout on the Crane ENE - really good clear sound that carries far. (Awaits flaming and comments of "how ******* much??")....I have a Spurcycle bell on two bikes. Both bought second hand, but still horrifically expensive...

Yeah there was someone advertising that service recently... will have a look....

These guys in Plymouth. No experience of them.... https://www.rsfsus.co.uk/stanchion-replacement

I recently got some of these. Think they were £90 delivered. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32848680650.html? Same as the Selcof that Planet-X are punting for £260. Delivery took 2 months. Really like them. Not noodly, but not overly harsh. 400kms in and teeth still intact and no facial reconstruct...

I have phoned their UK HQ in Milton Keynes in the past to confirm stock does exist, They may of course be on a reduced service due to the pandemic. One other thing, as will any through axle make sure its well greased before insertion (oer etc etc) and on the Allen Key ones make sure the allen key is...

Silly question... have you rung Trek UK and asked them?

Shaf, have Evans confirmed Trek UK have actual stock? If not you might be in fir a long wait. What about something like this? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/J-L-Thru-Axle-100-142-12mm-20g-26g-for-Trek-Madone-Fork-Frame-Front-Rear-Hub-/292991370753 Bit cheaper and assume you carry an allen key so dont ne...