I thought so too. But this is not the case. MTB tyres 26", yes, I found several.

Yup, done the BBS website as well. 
After exhausting that option, I contacted directly Rodalink and Schwalbe Malaysia to find out more. 

Finally gotten my litepro crankset...looks wise thumbs up, weight plus bb, almost 0.5kg lighter overall compared to all needed stuff for my old square taper cranksset. However, drive train got noisier when pedalling harder..Hopefully its just new chainring not wear in yet with existing old chain.

BIKE FITTING REALLY IS A TIME CONSUMING PROCESS, ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU DECIDED TO DIY.

I recently switch to a dropbar for my cap ayam bike. So, once you change a part to your existing frame, means that you'll mess up your previous riding geometry as well. At first, the fitting was done at my LBS, all in all i was quite ok with it, since the riding position was set up for comfy, which means it was an upright position. However, when i got home, and saw the video of me riding it, i wasn't quite satisfied with the outcome. I could not fully use the drop without having my back curled. So, i decided to diy my fitting. It all started with changing the stem. From 50mm to 70mm to 100mm 17°. Still curling at my backside, like a turtle.

Then i tried a bike fitting app. Paid rm20 for it. Didnt exactly help much, but it did give advice on what im suppose to adjust, though the measurement is not really helpful, since that app was made for rb fitting. But, nonetheless, i got the message. I started experimenting with the saddle position and the seat height. The ride position improve, but it's still not perfect.


Searching online,i finally stumbled upon a website where it can measure your body angle either from a video or a photo. What a great help it was. I finally achieved a much better backside. Yess!

Photos :
(Top Left) a reference of what im trying to achieve
(Top Right) 100mm 17° without adjusting saddle and seatpost.
(Bottom Left) 100mm 17° after saddle and seatpost adjustment.
(Bottom right) I flipped the stem!! and look at how much difference it made to my backside. And i think i got closer to what im trying to achieve (top left photo)..Woohoo!

It really is impressive to know even minor adjustment to your bike can affect your riding position so much.

Now, only thing left to do is to test ride it on the road and see if there are still adjustments that needs to be made. *feeling anxious*

Hi sifu, I got a folding bike from my uni back when I was still completely clueless about bike in general. Thanks to my student discount it only cost me RM99    but it comes with a "asalkan boleh jalan" ride quality as well. Here are the pics of the bike

https://imgur.com/a/NSKDftm

However, I think with some upgrade this should make it a fine commuter bike for me (~6-8km daily), I'm thinking of replacing that atrocious wobbly stem to one that could be fitted with different type of bars, would something like this works?
https://bicyclebuysell.com/item/445888/lite...-head-tube-stem

The brake lever and shifter too are screaming for replacement, 7 speed groupset is ok so far but I think a 9 speed one would feel better for sure, however at that point I'll have to change the wheelset as well which could be costly for a student like me. Maybe I'll do this once I have more spare cash to spluge.

I'd like to hear some thoughts from sifu before I start changing anything, cheers!

Ken,
if u had extra money, buy also the speed sensor. as i compare before with my friend igps head unit, sometimes the igps lost signal though some tree and over the mountain/hills

Hi guys,
been into mtb but now tempted to get one foldie
can anyone suggest a good folding bike range 1.5k.. been tempting to buy java fit but since no longer in production maybe java pro 3..
how well the fold mechanism on java bike?
any other brand to suggest?

tried my friend mongoose 27speed, quite a good specs for the price but the bicycle not sturdy enough as btwin foldie bike i tried in decathlon for the same price but half the specs.

thanks man, got all the side accessories covered, just need a foldie and im good to go..

MYR1.5K btw 

eh ken,
u still waxing ur chain?

wah..What magic special wax u guys using?
Im trying the Adreno wax and its works good so far..only not so cost effective for price/ml per bottle.

Keen to try out the SquirtLube soon..price /ml seems cheap compared to other lubes.

Speaking of the Heart rate sensor thingy...im not into this stuff yet, and have not much idea what the purpose of it for cycling. RB frens use them, just didnt thought foldie kakis use them too.
To our heart rate training zone and  not to overblown fuse?