What did you buy your ebike this week?

[Nicho]

I hot a timber bell for xmas it needs to be quite bumpy before you hear it . Dogs no problem but folk with headphones ,well that's another story.

I find the best sound from the Timber bell can be achieved by waggling your handlebars a few times.

 

[Vision_Tim]

My Timber is super sensitive, it does the trick though as long as peeps aren't wearing headphones while they are out walking on the mountain bike trail enjoying nature.

 

[Just gan]

I find the best sound from the Timber bell can be achieved by waggling your handlebars a few times.

Might be the angle of the Dangle.

 

[Revelator1969]

i bought new crank arms, derailleur, hanger, chain, bosch lockring

 

[Powerslider]

I want to give some props to DFYRS.

I ordered their new shorts in brown; some gloves; plus a few jerseys from their new Speedworks collection. This earned me a free pair of random design socks. When the order arrives, I notice the free socks are brown like the shorts and part of the same Speedworks collection. I was impressed the socks went with the other gear I purchased, even though they had absolutely zero obligation to do so. Plus they were part of their brand new Speedworks collection and not some older collection.

I’m aware DFYRS is a two-person organization. I felt this small-company reality was evident in the attention to detail, and “love” put into fulfilling my order. Worth considering them next time you’re shopping for gear.

dfyrs.com

 

[Red Peekay]

I have a jingle-bell (red btw) on my bar. It rotates easily. I like my bear bell also.

I have a bell, does nothing for kangas.... they still do their best to hospitalise me.... and most time I don't see them until they are trying to take me out..... grrrr

 

[Gila Man]

A new cage for the derailleur. The original got bent and I probably made it worse trying to bend it back into its original shape (or what I thought it’s original shape was). The shifting in the higher gears wasn’t working properly. All good now.

 

[Polar]

My Timber is super sensitive, it does the trick though as long as peeps aren't wearing headphones while they are out walking on the mountain bike trail enjoying nature.

I use Timber all the time and to increase sensitivity I tilting it a tiny bit up then it gets even more sensitive and wake up people with their nose in their phone.

 

[Beezerk]

I have a bell, does nothing for kangas.... they still do their best to hospitalise me.... and most time I don't see them until they are trying to take me out..... grrrr

Damn you, just cost me over £100! I did get a boat load of socks thrown in though

 

[Trek-Rail-eBike]

Expanding my choice of full face helmets, with a Leatt Gravity 5.0 joining my collection, with 100% Armega Goggles

 

[Maxi]

A shiney Hope Gravity stem 35x50 to replace the stock 35x35. Noticed a difference today on some steep climbs as the front definitely lifted less (which is what I want).

 

[DirkWisely]

Bought some Praxis 150mm cranks for my Levo. Love them so much. I was getting a lot of pedal strikes with the 160mm the bike comes with, and my last ride I got none. I also feel like the higher cadence/shorter rotations make power delivery a bit punchier in tight bursts.

I only wish I could get 150mm carbon cranks. Its crazy how much heavier 150mm aluminum is vs 160mm carbon.

 

[Just gan]

Bought some Praxis 150mm cranks for my Levo. Love them so much. I was getting a lot of pedal strikes with the 160mm the bike comes with, and my last ride I got none. I also feel like the higher cadence/shorter rotations make power delivery a bit punchier in tight bursts.

I only wish I could get 150mm carbon cranks. Its crazy how much heavier 150mm aluminum is vs 160mm carbon.

I know you think you could get a choice