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Seriously considering the
Seriously considering the bolt, apparently they have in the last two months or so more than doubled their prices for returns at Garmin.
Put them in a sock and wash
Put them in a sock and wash them in the machine at low temp with a dose of disinfectant. I also scrub the straps with a nail brush and disinfectant.
Shaving probably not going to
Shaving probably not going to help. https://www.theguardian.com/sport/blog/2016/aug/15/team-gb-cycling-saddle-sore-medals
Dura disc owner and 50mm
Dura disc owner and 50mm carbon owner ,pro ones on both bloody lovely 90kg rider no issues and lots of miles done.
If the tyres are holding air at the requisite pressure, just keep riding.neoprene repair should work to patch a cut too if you want to seal em a bit.
I patched a larger hole with
I patched a larger hole with the string type kit. No probs since.
Buy reflective tape. Then
Buy reflective tape. Then clothing less of an issue.
Not even sure I can change
Not even sure I can change like you can on a BB30?
I might look at those patches
I might look at those patches next. Have the air shot great bit of kit
Cheers guys. Went again today
Cheers guys. Went again twice today re sealed and rode home st 35 psi without an issue. Tyre is coming off next weekend as going off road will have a good look and patch at the same time.
A bowl of porridge normally
A bowl of porridge normally works also peanut butter and banana sarnie. Have also used jam sandwhiches or if in a rush a couple of bananas with a spoon of honey. But always coffee!
Mods remove if inappropriate
Mods remove if inappropriate
When you get extra excited as Wiggle have accidentally sent you two packets of Haribo!when you are disappointed that you don’t get two packets.
Cracked the clockwise route
Cracked the clockwise route on Sunday. No major snags really. A bit windy on military road but a good day out. Plenty of places to stop en route if you fancy it. Traffic was generally pretty good even with the festival on.
CXR94Di2 wrote:
Never heard of that brand, are they handbuilt or cheap Chinese? If you ever deviate into obscure brands spares become a major problemowned by BMC mate, built in Germany.