what's the weight of that weigh scale?

pantani?

tubs should be able to drop it to sub 7. or a lighter rim like Stan's Alpha 340?

he got all the parts from overseas?

p/s: miao, you want to know the weight of this weighing scale?

tubs should be able to drop it to sub 7. or a lighter rim like Stan's Alpha 340?

sure why not

The thule gadget can be taken out completely or not? Or will stick on the car forever?

i mean the conventional ones that is boot mounted by straps and hooks...hitch mounted ones only work on specific cars if i am not wrong.. not all cars...

It can be removed from the receiver.
http://www.rackoutfitters.com/thule-bicycl...al-information/
This might be useful to you.

Hi all,

New here. I was thinking of getting back into cycling after a looong time. Last MTB I had was back in my primary school.

So right now I want to get back into cycling (MTB). Any idea what is the best budget MTB there is on the market right now?

Prefer not expensive one since money is tight.
Thanks.

Conventional ones cost how much?
Can the receiver be removed from the car? Cuz I've seen some cars with some black stuff (looks like those meant to put bicycle) but no bicycle on it. Make the car look ugly.

Hi all,

New here. I was thinking of getting back into cycling after a looong time. Last MTB I had was back in my primary school.

So right now I want to get back into cycling (MTB). Any idea what is the best budget MTB there is on the market right now?

Prefer not expensive one since money is tight.
Thanks.

how tight is tight...

budget bikes sometimes backfires on your tight budget if the stuff on the bike fails within a short period... so, you might need to think twice...

you can go as low as buying more reputable branded bikes that is non disc equipped, 8-speed MTB bikes from giant or some lesser brands but it will still cost you a whopping 1xxx...and you risk spending loads of money upgrading it sometime down the road when you get serious....

you need to go walk around a few shops to gain some insights of how low you can get and then decide if you want to start now or save up a bit more and start later with a better base....

there is an MTB thread you can check with if you want more opinions
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2717086
it can range from as cheap as RM200++ all the way to RM1xxx depending on the brands.... roof mounted ones of course costs a whole lot more but it also is more flexible in case you want to change options of putting up canoes and stuff....

the hitch receiver is part of the chassis or welded to it.. it's not installed or removed by choice...

Conventional ones cost how much?
Can the receiver be removed from the car? Cuz I've seen some cars with some black stuff (looks like those meant to put bicycle) but no bicycle on it. Make the car look ugly.

the black portion at least....

why not consider SeaSucker?

Got any photo sample of how it'll look on a sedan car? I can't find any sample on the net.

Got any photo sample of how it'll look on a sedan car? I can't find any sample on the net.
What's so good about it?

RM 500 petrol last your for how long ?
RM 500 bicycle last you for how long ?

Do the math

the parts used on hypermart bikes are more or less the same... i am saying that those bikes might run into issues or like malleus says... requires adjustments, tuning and stuff like that where the hypermart guys is not equipped to deal with... it's is just a cash and carry thing with them...

what i actually meant on the reliability of parts used is actually based on the price range of those bikes where we can call them cheap enough just to take it out to buy stuff and run errands... not where you buy it from as they are most likely going to be the same grade of components...

will your usage wear your bike down?? i'd say most likely no but this things are hard to determine or gauge... it will give you a couple of years of usage at worst and a lot more if you take good care of it.... things like punctures, tire and tube replacements will be common as with any other bikes...

just, imagine the illegal workers with their daily transport bikes... you are practically buying a new bike similar to those...

any bike shops will service any bikes... it is just that they will charge you for most things if you did not buy from them... minor stuff like changing tubes and tires they do not charge you for service labour if you buy the tire or tube from them....