Recent content by Rahr85

thread resurrection but what did you do in the end? i've got the same problem but until i found this thread i had no idea why my rear axle wasn't staying in place.

If pines has anything hidden away even remotely close to what wharncliffe has i'd be suprised :D

So my bosch motor is toast and being sent away to be looked at/replaced on tuesday. If people aren't going to be too daft with pace i might still just tag along on my normal bike until i can't keep up any longer and i'll make my way back to the car. not like pines is full of elevation.

i'm a maybe, not got anything else lined up that i know of... yet. start time (more so finish time) could be an issue for me.

today's little outing. nothing fancy but it's honest.

Dambusters

I''ll assume it wasn't sarcastic, a lot of the footage was nigh on unusable thanks to the wind noise and dark sections in the woods but i managed to salvage enough. The only niggle was using someone else's footage to show myself which was filmed at 30fps.

it was cheap enough to justify for using over winter.

How much power do you need? I'd be sorely tempted to go orbea rise h15 for a different feel to the 180.

Mid week is always a struggle. I know of some people that ride around shipley mid week that you could find on facebook.

i have the official whyte one but still haven't actually got around to fitting it as it requres a small amount of effort and i've yet to drop a chain in 1800 miles. :O seems they aren't available and sold out pretty quickly if the whyte owners group on facebook was anything to go by.

maybe he is talking about the crazy german.

mine is worn in the same way, i just hadn't got around to doing anything with it yet. going by your reply i feel i might aswell lodge a warranty claim

semenuk could do some of it because of bike/fork choice. Feels odd to allow him to run something that allows more trick choice and score accordingly. There were harder to ride lines but the slopestyle element of it seems to be what scores highly.