Hi all sifu here,
Can some one kindly let me know where i am able to find "harley davidson" bike or know as chopper bike?
Thank you very much
Cycling V2, General talks on bicycles
Cycling V2, General talks on bicycles
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Mar 25 2012, 02:25 PM
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Hi all sifu here,
Can some one kindly let me know where i am able to find "harley davidson" bike or know as chopper bike? Thank you very much |
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Mar 25 2012, 05:06 PM
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QUOTE(dinraxxx @ Mar 25 2012, 01:04 PM) How much did you purchase just the frame only bro?I remembered seeing it with Dura Ace and roval wheelsets for 17k at Specialized.. Bought the complete bike for a good price, with SRam Force, Sram wheelset AL30 sprint, carbon seatpost, ok lah, frame and component worth RM15k, got it for way less. Kalau frame saja RM7104k GH selling. Mine was ast unit of SL3 Tarmac Astana colors in that size, 49.Been hunting high and low for that color even overseas, only got lucky recently. |
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Mar 25 2012, 05:10 PM
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Mar 25 2012, 05:46 PM
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Mar 25 2012, 06:12 PM
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Mar 26 2012, 08:35 AM
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Back from Kenyir Triathlon - hate cycling more.. have to get down the bike and push up the slope zzz.. first time in my life I have to push my bike.. time to brush up my uphills..
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Mar 26 2012, 12:31 PM
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QUOTE(Sky.Live @ Mar 26 2012, 08:35 AM) Back from Kenyir Triathlon - hate cycling more.. have to get down the bike and push up the slope zzz.. first time in my life I have to push my bike.. time to brush up my uphills.. I remember some saying Kenyir Triathlon is 2x harder than PD tri..But I'm doing Relay..90km izzit? |
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Mar 26 2012, 04:30 PM
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which shop is selling Morgan blue and finish line lubricants ???
any recommended shop? Samy bike shop dont have morgan blue... finish line stock habis... sigh... |
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Mar 26 2012, 05:37 PM
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QUOTE(vin_ann @ Mar 26 2012, 04:30 PM) which shop is selling Morgan blue and finish line lubricants ??? try joo ngan son and rodalink... s2hcycle.com also has finish line products if you are willing to pay the extra shipping...any recommended shop? Samy bike shop dont have morgan blue... finish line stock habis... sigh... http://www.s2hcycle.com/index.php?keyword=...age=shop.browse morgan blue... expensive stuff... think i saw someone listed it before in BBS... try there and see... not sure what they have from their range... maybe race oil |
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Mar 26 2012, 08:52 PM
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hi guys!
i wanna ask where can i find mtb road tires that are larger than 1.5. For example like scwalbe big apple 26x2.0. I commute je everyday. p/s - im so happy that i got a commencal premier VB to replace MY OLD BEATER |
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Mar 26 2012, 09:01 PM
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QUOTE(ahmeduk88 @ Mar 26 2012, 08:52 PM) hi guys! Now that's a good question. Have not seen much slick tires bigger than 1.5 sold locally. I know of 2 guys who uses 1.7 slicks, will be seeing them again on Wednesday for a night ride. I can check with them to see where they got it fromi wanna ask where can i find mtb road tires that are larger than 1.5. For example like scwalbe big apple 26x2.0. I commute je everyday. p/s - im so happy that i got a commencal premier VB to replace MY OLD BEATER Out of curiosity, why look for bigger tires for road use? This post has been edited by malleus: Mar 26 2012, 09:02 PM |
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Mar 26 2012, 09:11 PM
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QUOTE(malleus @ Mar 26 2012, 09:01 PM) Now that's a good question. Have not seen much slick tires bigger than 1.5 sold locally. I know of 2 guys who uses 1.7 slicks, will be seeing them again on Wednesday for a night ride. I can check with them to see where they got it from Cool. Keep us posted man.Out of curiosity, why look for bigger tires for road use? I run Maxxis Detonators 1.5. And i think why i want to run bigger tires is because: 1. I think it looks sweeeeeet 2. I commute, carry my laundry and groceries on my bike and the tires im running are quite weak. Punctured them due to heavy load 3. Better cornering 4. Plusher ride 5. Resists potholes and pinch-punctures compared to skinnier tires Well, at least thats what i think. Cuz my standard MTB tires (those generic unbranded ones) seem to protect themselves from punctures better than the detonators. And so i thought "If only there were road treads on a 2.0 tire". Well, i could be wrong. |
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Mar 26 2012, 09:33 PM
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QUOTE(ahmeduk88 @ Mar 26 2012, 09:11 PM) Cool. Keep us posted man. Actually, don't think the punctures are problem with the 1.5 tires. Chances are that its more of a Maxxis Detonator issue. These tires, when they work they really work well, but if unlucky, really can puncture like mad also.I run Maxxis Detonators 1.5. And i think why i want to run bigger tires is because: 1. I think it looks sweeeeeet 2. I commute, carry my laundry and groceries on my bike and the tires im running are quite weak. Punctured them due to heavy load 3. Better cornering 4. Plusher ride 5. Resists potholes and pinch-punctures compared to skinnier tires Well, at least thats what i think. Cuz my standard MTB tires (those generic unbranded ones) seem to protect themselves from punctures better than the detonators. And so i thought "If only there were road treads on a 2.0 tire". Well, i could be wrong. Also, if you're to look at touring bike tires, the tires are similar in size to the 1.5 too, and these bikes tends to carry a heavy load. The punctures that I experienced on the detonators are mainly due to debris. Had not had any due to pinch flats yet (but then I pump the pressure all the way up to 70 psi of the max of 80psi) So far been lucky, no punctures for the last month or so, but when I run my detonators out, I'm gonna try a different brand of tire next. |
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Mar 27 2012, 01:45 AM
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QUOTE(vin_ann @ Mar 26 2012, 04:30 PM) which shop is selling Morgan blue and finish line lubricants ??? Bike Pro got sell morgan blue... located at the rack near to bike service area...in fact i think they use it to service the bikes cos saw an half-used bottle on the service/tool bench...any recommended shop? Samy bike shop dont have morgan blue... finish line stock habis... sigh... |
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Mar 27 2012, 02:20 AM
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Hi all, does anyone know where in Malaysia can I get the 3M Diamond Grade Reflective Tape?
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Mar 27 2012, 10:11 AM
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QUOTE(butthead @ Mar 26 2012, 05:37 PM) try joo ngan son and rodalink... s2hcycle.com also has finish line products if you are willing to pay the extra shipping... Thanks. yesterday visited Samy shop, it's just arrived in package. Not yet open! lucky me! http://www.s2hcycle.com/index.php?keyword=...age=shop.browse morgan blue... expensive stuff... think i saw someone listed it before in BBS... try there and see... not sure what they have from their range... maybe race oil Er.. morgan blue is expensive stuff? i just know last night i brought my 1st hell expensive lubricant oil ! Guess it's a welcome sign to Roadbike maintenance. On other hand, did anyone uses AFT oil to lubricant their chain? |
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Mar 27 2012, 10:15 AM
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QUOTE(malleus @ Mar 26 2012, 09:33 PM) Actually, don't think the punctures are problem with the 1.5 tires. Chances are that its more of a Maxxis Detonator issue. These tires, when they work they really work well, but if unlucky, really can puncture like mad also. I think ur right. Since the detonators are considered training tires. Touring/commuting tires should not be as weak. Also, if you're to look at touring bike tires, the tires are similar in size to the 1.5 too, and these bikes tends to carry a heavy load. The punctures that I experienced on the detonators are mainly due to debris. Had not had any due to pinch flats yet (but then I pump the pressure all the way up to 70 psi of the max of 80psi) So far been lucky, no punctures for the last month or so, but when I run my detonators out, I'm gonna try a different brand of tire next. Running detonators at 70+Psi is what i also do. But air seem to escape very easily. Maybe its due to the weak sidewall of the tire. Dontcha think? |
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Mar 27 2012, 10:54 AM
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Mar 27 2012, 12:00 PM
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QUOTE(ahmeduk88 @ Mar 27 2012, 10:15 AM) I think ur right. Since the detonators are considered training tires. Touring/commuting tires should not be as weak. there's a joke among the detonator haters that its called detonators for a reason. they detonate. but well, its a lot of mixed feelings on these tires. You can go months without a single puncture, and then can have punctures everyday for a week.Running detonators at 70+Psi is what i also do. But air seem to escape very easily. Maybe its due to the weak sidewall of the tire. Dontcha think? Don't think the air escaping is due to the tires though. Its more of a tube issue. Gradual air escape is kinda normal. I tend to top up my tire pressure once a week, or before long rides. What's the extent of the air loss that you're facing? |
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Mar 27 2012, 12:11 PM
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QUOTE(henleong @ Mar 27 2012, 02:20 AM) wat is that for? stationery shops?QUOTE(vin_ann @ Mar 27 2012, 10:11 AM) Thanks. yesterday visited Samy shop, it's just arrived in package. Not yet open! lucky me! i recall is kinda expensive compared to finish line and pedros.... Er.. morgan blue is expensive stuff? i just know last night i brought my 1st hell expensive lubricant oil ! Guess it's a welcome sign to Roadbike maintenance. On other hand, did anyone uses AFT oil to lubricant their chain? how expensive is expensive? never try ATF... you just have to wash it after every damn ride... annoying as dust and dirt just sticks to it... i heard people trying 0-20W fully synthetic, which you can buy in 1 liter bottle and it isn't cheap in motor oil... it is cheap considering you get 1 lit for that price... why it does not work is that the oil is kinda thick and high chances that it won't penetrate the inside of the pins which is pointless... things i have tried and is those sewing machine oil, teflon spray, motorcycle spray on lubes other than bicycle specific lubes... none of them work as well.. not just because it isn't smooth... but they attact dust and dirt too fast that you have to keep washing and relubing your chain every week which is not cheap... next to try is 1) sapim race oil 2) rock n roll gold (they say it cleans your chain while you lube it as well, like those wash and wax liquid for cars) 3) progold chain lube unfortunately... have to depend on ebay or online purchase for all of this... |
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