because kena cucuk poison lor

last time (few years back)
i measure the igpsport with my bryton and garmin

the igpsport somehow lost signal when comes to hilly side with big tree. and between those 3, igpsport elevation are a bit wierd. too high compare on both meter.
other than that, i think its ok. but that story long time ago, when igpsport newly launched

so for conclusion,
the cheapest gps cyclometer (unbranded or new brand) might lost calculation on elevation, as far as gps signal strength.

so do try and error 1st, or read review. last month, got 1 friend here in ipoh bought the xoss cyclometer. i didnt have the chance to try and test yet bcoz i also didnt meet him after that

why dont u cucuk them back. u cycle with ur folding lets say 50km one way, after that u fold and take public transport to return home and let them cycle back..

if u do that often, i think ur friend will buy fb also

aiyakk.. this thread no pix yet. spam lah one

fuuuhhh...

lol cycle with them on foldie, wont even see their back light after first km

nevermind lah foldie just for recreation ride with wife cukup

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This post has been edited by vhs1: Sep 10 2020, 09:16 PM

i just got a Sava Z1 from 9.9 lazada sales
the design is good but i really dunno its specification

I just change my cheapo stock China tires 20x1.75 to schwalbe marathon racer 20x1.50

During installation when I remove the old tires I find that the inner tube stated 20x1.75 - 2.15

Can I use back the same innner tube for my marathon racer tires which is 20x1.50? Currently I just use it back and it seems to be ok. Will I encounter any damage? Looking for further advise

Thanks for recommendations, maybe go for xoss g+ or brypton 15, will see review first,

Next upgrade will be hollowtech crank --> then bike computer . Lol.

Slowly budget upgrade

Yes you can, just make sure when reinserting the tube there are no folded/overlapping part and good to go. I am also using 1.75 tube in a 1.5 tyre

This post has been edited by andrewhtf: Sep 10 2020, 11:30 PM

video will be difficult to take while cycling it's either the handlepost folding joint (or inner bolt) or the quick release to extend the handlepost higher up e.g. when go over a road bump, *ngek ngek* (twice) sound. Then no more sound if flat road. Unless I use my arm to horizontally force push-and-pull the handlebar -> the handlepost will have that *ngek ngek* sound.

Freewheeling = no squeak sound. Should I put lubricants on the RD gears ? Long long long time ago (not this foldie), used to just put Singer oil.

Thanks again bro.

i never had expirienced with sava folding bike. but my friend last time do own sava roadbike. i must said the quality of the bike are good. do post ur findings about ur new sava folding bike here for sharing!

can.. as long as u insert it carefully. im also using the same setup as u, marathon racer 1.5 with 1.75 tubes

yeah.. do share ur upgrade here

the handlepost might had been loosen. try tighten those high low adjustable clamp, also the screw inside the handlepost.

as for ur hub, seems its still good. only to lube the rd, chain 1st and see whats the problem.

done with the existing 1.75-2.125 inner tube



This post has been edited by siauann: Sep 11 2020, 10:59 PM

already changed the wheelset?

Harga macam sial



This post has been edited by andrewhtf: Sep 11 2020, 07:53 PM

This is before change the wheelset.


Just installed the wheelset.

But need to grind the backpart of the frame a bit.

Attached here 2 foldie

Trinx ka2024 swapped litepro hollowtech and ruitoo wheelset ( my brother one )

Mine is 1606 swapped 349 wheelset, need to grind the back frame a bit( near to the place where we install the stand).

Aiya. Forget to get a pair long arm v brake..

This post has been edited by fcuk90: Sep 12 2020, 12:58 AM


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Saw one lbs ads selling at rm4300 (105)
Maybe the one you posted the GS spec higher tier