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

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..... grrrrI have a jingle-bell (red btw) on my bar. It rotates easily. I like my bear bell also.![]()
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.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.
Damn you, just cost me over £100! I did get a boat load of socks thrown in thoughI 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
I know you think you could get a choiceBought 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.
Miami you having a laughI washed my bike lol.
anybody tried any of the new new Schwalbe Radials?
I'm contemplating either the Romy or the Tacky Chan Gravity Radial Pro on the back... 29 x 2.5" (for UK 'Summer')
I run a magic mary front and tacky chan rear all year round. I prefer a aggesai and dhr on hard pack or dry conditions. But went its rains they are worlds apart.Out of curiosity, what would you run in winter? I’m trying to decide if a Tacky Chan Radial (F) / Romy Radial (R) combo could work all year round.
I run a magic mary front and tacky chan rear all year round. I prefer a aggesai and dhr on hard pack or dry conditions. But went its rains they are worlds apart.
I run Shredda Rear out back and Magic Mary out front - RadialOut of curiosity, what would you run in winter? I’m trying to decide if a Tacky Chan Radial (F) / Romy Radial (R) combo could work all year round.
I run Shredda Rear out back and Magic Mary out front - Radial
Yeah that could be a good combo - the Romy looks a bit like a mini Shredda with the strong lateral lugs
the Eddy is pretty chunky a LOT of grip - I've never ridden one thoughThanks! It's very difficult to decide given the amount of choice available.
This calculator says Magic Mary Gravity PRO Radial/Eddy Current Gravity PRO Radial
Anyways, this probably isn't the correct thread to discuss it![]()
the Eddy is pretty chunky a LOT of grip - I've never ridden one though
seems like the calculator is taking into account a heavy full power bike?
I found the Mary a bit wishy washy initially, but then I started really enjoying it
I might try it on the front with the Tacky on the back when the 2.6 Albert starts losing grip
I'm hoping the Tacky will be like a grippier Minion DHR without the transition between flat and corners
it will certainly look the part!Yeah it’s a Canyon Strive:ON with the Bosch CX Gen 4 motor.
in Scotland? did you get it imported?
in Scotland? did you get it imported?