Incoming... NMTBD... The Slayer of trails.
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Re: Incoming... NMTBD... The Slayer of trails.
Home, pedals and grips fitted, forks given air pressure (after pic was taken)
It's slack ! Jeez it's slack !
2022-11-05_04-16-18 by Steve Weeks, on Flickr
It's slack ! Jeez it's slack !
2022-11-05_04-16-18 by Steve Weeks, on Flickr
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Re: Incoming... NMTBD... The Slayer of trails.
How many miles was that?weeksy wrote: ↑Sat Nov 05, 2022 4:18 pm Home, pedals and grips fitted, forks given air pressure (after pic was taken)
It's slack ! Jeez it's slack !
2022-11-05_04-16-18 by Steve Weeks, on Flickr
PS In the bike context, what does 'slack' mean?
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Re: Incoming... NMTBD... The Slayer of trails.
Nearly 600.
Slack, like a Harley, forks stick out a long way, rake in motorbike terms I guess. Makes it better going downhills but worse on flat and ups.
Slack, like a Harley, forks stick out a long way, rake in motorbike terms I guess. Makes it better going downhills but worse on flat and ups.
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Re: Incoming... NMTBD... The Slayer of trails.
Jobs then
1. Tubeless tyres. They're pre taped but tubed currently
2. Change rear to Assegai
3. 50mm stem
4. Maybe bars change
5. Check and change dropper lever angle
6. New rear shock spring and bushings
7. Ride it!
1. Tubeless tyres. They're pre taped but tubed currently
2. Change rear to Assegai
3. 50mm stem
4. Maybe bars change
5. Check and change dropper lever angle
6. New rear shock spring and bushings
7. Ride it!
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Re: Incoming... NMTBD... The Slayer of trails.
Sadly there's not enough people who say that, especially when race numbers get fitted
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Re: Incoming... NMTBD... The Slayer of trails.
You need to channel your inner KHAN!!!!!!
"Of all the stories you told me, which ones were true and which ones weren't?"
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Re: Incoming... NMTBD... The Slayer of trails.
Wouldn't you set your bike up?
That's like buying a car and leaving the seat and steering wheel where the last person put them.
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Re: Incoming... NMTBD... The Slayer of trails.
Well, to some degree
But is would expect bushings and bearing done
Rear tyres - personal choice
Stem -50mm is long
Not running tubeless - is it 2015?
But is would expect bushings and bearing done
Rear tyres - personal choice
Stem -50mm is long
Not running tubeless - is it 2015?
Re: Incoming... NMTBD... The Slayer of trails.
Looks easily doable. I'd use a couple of bits of wood rather than soft jaws.
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Re: Incoming... NMTBD... The Slayer of trails.
I like that but grips and pedals should be black unless you are super fast or under 20
50mm stem, it’ll be like a tiller
50mm stem, it’ll be like a tiller
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Re: Incoming... NMTBD... The Slayer of trails.
I was thinking he'll end up with a length of rope on the bar ends and steering it like an old go kart.
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Re: Incoming... NMTBD... The Slayer of trails.
Front and rear are set up Tubeless. I was slightly mistaken as i thought it was an Assegai on the front but is a DHF.
I did try my Assegai on the rear as the Aggressor wasn't the biggest tread on the planet, but on the top brace of the chainstay, the clearance isn't massive and the Assegai is a little bit bigger. So went back to the Aggressor. The Assegai would have saved me another 400gr, so a decent savings.
Weight with pedals is 16.1kg, which for a 180mm beast running DD tyres is fairly decent i think.
Bike came with a little welcome pack which has Tubeless valves in there, some more bottom downtube frame protection and a different chainguard which i'll look at later, as well as some fork tokens for the Lyrics.
The bars come in at 820mm with the Deathgrips installed, which is too wide for me, so they'll either get swapped or trimmed to a sensible width
I did try my Assegai on the rear as the Aggressor wasn't the biggest tread on the planet, but on the top brace of the chainstay, the clearance isn't massive and the Assegai is a little bit bigger. So went back to the Aggressor. The Assegai would have saved me another 400gr, so a decent savings.
Weight with pedals is 16.1kg, which for a 180mm beast running DD tyres is fairly decent i think.
Bike came with a little welcome pack which has Tubeless valves in there, some more bottom downtube frame protection and a different chainguard which i'll look at later, as well as some fork tokens for the Lyrics.
The bars come in at 820mm with the Deathgrips installed, which is too wide for me, so they'll either get swapped or trimmed to a sensible width
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Re: Incoming... NMTBD... The Slayer of trails.
LOL it's a 40mm as stock... not exactly a massive difference.
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Re: Incoming... NMTBD... The Slayer of trails.
I’m going to have a pedal over to Alfriston in a minute, snorkel and periscope being bolted to the Curtis as I type……
"Of all the stories you told me, which ones were true and which ones weren't?"
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"Even the lies?"
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Re: Incoming... NMTBD... The Slayer of trails.
NOt for a few days... I want to fit the Dyedbro protection kit along with the rear spring, neither of which are here yet.