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[Robeh]

Garmin Out Front Bike Mount.........£22.49...

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/181190824906?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649

 

[Milzy]

Just one suggestion re. the Clarks pads; loosen the little screw which holds the pad in a little bit before you fit them. They're very tight and whilst it doesn't make much difference now, it will when it comes to trying to remove the screw to fit the extra set of pads in.

Mind you, I tend to get 5000 miles out of a pair of pads and I'm hard on the brakes.

Just looked at my brakes & they don't have a metal cage holder. :S Wasted material from my purchase then. :/

 

[DCLane]

Just looked at my brakes & they don't have a metal cage holder. :S Wasted material from my purchase then. :/

No - you'll be able to use the set which comes with a holder, I'd suggest on the rear. Then you've a spare set for when they wear down.

 

[Milzy]

No - you'll be able to use the set which comes with a holder, I'd suggest on the rear. Then you've a spare set for when they wear down.

Ofcourse!! Amazeballs!!

 

[okeydokey79]

http://www.scienceinsport.com/home/sis-isotonic-go-energy-gel-30pk-bundle.html just seen this on twitter, 30 pack of gels half price £15, 5 boxes of 6 different flavours

 

[StuUngar]

Just one suggestion re. the Clarks pads; loosen the little screw which holds the pad in a little bit before you fit them. They're very tight and whilst it doesn't make much difference now, it will when it comes to trying to remove the screw to fit the extra set of pads in.

Mind you, I tend to get 5000 miles out of a pair of pads and I'm hard on the brakes.

Obviously complete bollos. I have these bought from CRC and they are a great cheap way to get cartridges & spare pads - they look pretty slick too.

I have been using them with 105 calipers and near on 1000 miles and they are going to get pads changed soon - to the red ones that come with them.

Apart from the tall tales - these are a great, cost effective upgrade to cartridges and I can't understand the point in paying £15+ just for bits of rubber when these work very well.

 

[boybiker]

@StuUngar your be trolling next

 

[Tight Git]

My size 45 fiziks arrived today (ordered Sunday night) and they fit perfectly. I take a 45 DHB and Shimano as well if that helps. Lovely pair of shoes as well! :-)

 

[cd365]

Garmin Out Front Bike Mount.........£22.49...

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/181190824906?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649

I don't see the point in this!

 

[JoeyB]

I don't see the point in this!

I can, I've changed my stem to a shorter, more upright stem and now my Garmin isnt at the optimum angle... that mount would resolve that issue. I'm still not going to buy one though lol

 

[helston90]

Halfords 12 function wired cycle computer was £23, now down to £4 (82% off)

 

[cd365]

I can, I've changed my stem to a shorter, more upright stem and now my Garmin isnt at the optimum angle... that mount would resolve that issue. I'm still not going to buy one though lol

 

[Stonechat]

I don't see the point in this!

A lot for a bit of plastic

 

[DCLane]

Size 44 Fizik R3's arrived today: http://www.planet-x-bikes.co.uk/i/q/SHFIRSRCS/fizik_r3_road_cycling_shoes . They fit fine - the 43.5 may have fitted as I'm a 43 in 'normal' shoes, but I'll never know.

Oh, and they're VERY red

 

[Kbrook]

I am nowhere near good enough to wear red shoes, sometimes think my black ones are too loud for my ability.