Recent content by L666GTB

Price dropped to £140

Yes. The Bosch one might be a little better quality than the Trek. I used the trek housing and bonded the Bosch slimline sensor in place.

Bike / Product Year: 2021 Manufacturer: SRAM Model: Code R Brakes Size 4 Piston Calipers Asking Price: £175.00 Location Isle of Wight - UK Description Sram Code R Front and Rear Brakes Removed from my Large 2021 Trek Rail 9 Only Done 400 miles. Levers have reach adjust and can be used on...

I did this with mine. Using the Bosch slimline sensor. No problems since

I am still hoping to buy them from Mark…

I’ve used quality shims in seatposts. But unsure if I would trust them in a bar situation… Don’t use plastic or silicone!!! Change of stem is a cheap option, does a friend have one with a 31.8mm clamp you can borrow to try? If not some shims like this are available online:

I’m using Superstar Nano Evos on a number of my bikes. Nice large square edged platform which suit my size 13.5 clown feet. Ive found my ankles/feet tend to roll off some of the smaller DMR V8/DX style platform pedals. Specs say: Weight: 440g (Steel Axles) Weight: 370g (Titanium Axles)...

Details in here: https://www.emtbforums.com/community/threads/trek-rail-light.9954/page-3

I’ve been using a bit of adhesive neoprene stuck only to the chainstay. Only done a few hundred miles, But it’s not doing too bad.

I ride Ebikes and my normal MTB. My Garmin auto uploads rides when I finish. Ive set my privacy to “only me” when it uploads. Then I can change the bike type to Ebike if needed afterwards and edit the privacy setting so everyone can see it (showing on leaderboards) if needed. It stops my Ebike...

Welcome, I only joined up recently. Lots of useful info in this Forum. Plus There are a few other members from the Isle of Wight on here. ?

Some info in here too: https://www.emtbforums.com/community/threads/rail-9-zeb-set-up-help-needed-please.23875/

Just started doing mine this week. Never tried it before. @Slapbassmunky recommended it in another thread on here. £12 slow cooker from Argos £8 paraffin wax from eBay Bit of 80/90 GL5 Gearbox oil from Work. Even if I used a normal lube in between waxing that should help. It’s getting...

Shouldn’t need it. This is something that you’re capable of in your workshop. Steel rule and sharp pencil and copy the dimensions above, I’m sure you have a drill. A basic Tap set isn’t much to buy either. A metre of angle is available here, enough for many Rails! But they can cut to length...

Spoke to the LBS. They chatted with the Bosch rep a while back, saying that 90-100rpm cadence seems too be a good range for getting the most mileage from the battery.