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Some days ago I regrease the moving parts, hinge, latches etc on my bike and when I reached the frame hinge inside surface where the tube meet I thought "this point kinda rub each other think I should grease em". I don't know why my dumb ass think of that and just now realize there's supposed to be friction between the face of the D clamp to hold the frame in place. How ****ed up I am?
A follow up to my previous post, turns out it fits my bike perfectly, albeit a little bit cramped on the bar. Still so much clearance between the bar end and the rotor while folded. Gonna take it a bit this weekend and see how much improvement this makes.
After my first long ride today I realized that flat bar aren't the most comfortable form factor, no natural hand rest position. Thinking of getting a bar end for more neutral hand position but worried about foldability. Do you guys uses one? How's it fold? Especially on two fold that fold to the inner side. Picture will be very much appreciated!
Just saw this on FB marketplace, listed as Raleigh Birmingham 16+ frame. Looking gorgeous, but can't seem to find any info on it, despite it being a well known brand.
Don't know where else to ask
My current tire (37-349) is godawful, rated only for 50 PSI max and quite stiff, I'm quite a heavy rider so I planned to upgrade but kinda discouraged with the price. Available tire here is:
Schwalbe One ~28 USD
Continental Contact Urban ~17 USD
Schwalbe Kojak ~17 USD
Schwalbe Marathon ~11 USD
CST City ~8 USD
CST Sensamo Firenze ~6 USD
Kenda Kwest ~5 USD (cheapest brand name one)
And there's assortment of local brand in the range of 3-5 USD (including the one mine comes with). Is it worth spending several times more for tires?
My current tire (37-349) is godawful, rated only for 50 PSI max and quite stiff, I'm quite a heavy rider so I planned to upgrade but kinda discouraged with the price. Available tire here is:
- Schwalbe One ~28 USD
- Continental Contact Urban ~17 USD
- Schwalbe Kojak ~17 USD
- Schwalbe Marathon ~11 USD
- CST City ~8 USD
- CST Sensamo Firenze ~6 USD
- Kenda Kwest ~5 USD (cheapest brand name one)
And there's assortment of local brand in the range of 3-5 USD (including the one mine comes with). Is it worth spending several times more for tires?
Greetings! My first folder, Element Troy. Just did the first reasonable long distance commute with this, 7km ride office to bus terminal, 130km bus ride, and 11km ride to home. Surprisingly solid, and not that much hassle to carry!
My folder come with 1x8 speed and I've done all the necessary adjustment. H limit screws, L limit, B screw, indexing and all that. On stationary test everything is fine, no chain rubbing but when I took it on a ride I feel some grinding/vibration on the lowest gear. Kinda like "grrg, grrg, grrg" and I can feel it on my pedal. Is this something to worry about? Should I make further adjustment?
Just bought my first fold, or first of any kind of bike since grade school lol. It comes with Sensah MX8 thumb shifter but I noticed it doesn't grip the handlebars fully. I've tightened the clamp as tight as I'm comfortable with but still slipping if I give it a good push though not with normal shifting push/pull during a ride. Is it normal or should I add some kind of grip tape on the clamp?
Pengen beli seli buat first last mile commuter sekalian yang bisa masuk bagasi bis. Rekomendasi apa ya? Temen ada yang udah pake Element Troy dan gw suka desainnya, barangkali ada rekomendasi lain.
As title says, need recommendation on movie with mentor figure showing the ins and outs of their trade. Kinda like Han and Sean in Tokyo Drift or Leon and Mathilda in Leon: The Professional.