Recent content by Altaman

Check the design of the pads and order off Amazon, they are very easy to install/remove....You just need to SLOWLY push the calipers back in so the new pads will fit. You may have to open the brake reservoir at the brake lever to allow the caliper to get back to flush.

They have a phone # they don't answer and a msg saying they are not answering calls and to email [email protected]

Which type of Flatout are you putting in your bikes, they have multiple types (Sportsman, trailer, outdoor power equipment)...I am leaning towards the Sportsman,

I got my rear rack yesterday here in Vancouver, BC Canada. and they were ordered July 2nd. One thing I will say is not to have them ship UPS to Canada. Was charged 35.00 USD shipping and then UPS charged 45.00 Brokerage fees. They are crooks.

That is crazy that even bike racks are hard to order...I am trying to get the rear rack for the girlfriends S/M Aventure and it is a waiting game.

The one issue I saw/heard about with the stepthru and where the waterbottle holder is mounted on the downtube is the person banged the holder a few times getting on/off and broke the holder. This has made me contemplate the "regular aventure" for the girlfriend.

Hi there Killerdog from another Vancouverite...I got into e-bikes this summer and it is truly an ejoyable experience and with all the bike path in Vancouver makes it somewhat safer.

Bike is good, left (rear) brake lever started leaking and I have to replace it now. I have added a suspension post and upgraded the front forks, learning quite abit on maintenance so I can do things on my own.

I need to replace a leaking left hand (rear) brake lever as mine is leaking....I have tried hunting one down with no success. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Alt

This looks like a very interesting bike, in fact it would make an excellent Christmas gift for the little lady! https://reevobikes.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwtZH7BRDzARIsAGjbK2Y_eoeGuntUq3hRd73VGZ-kDZuyW1TqSlP_Xs9TBiEo0JNq8ctIQ94aAshhEALw_wcB

Well I tell you if someone stole my expensive bike and I knew where it was, one way or another I would get it back.

I think any lock can be broken into and short of carrying a lock bigger than our bikes you will never be safe from thieves.

Howdy all: Was wondering if anyone has purchased the Stache bikelock? Looks interesting like the Abus locks, but wondering what quality/security is like. https://statche.com/products/bikelock?fbclid=IwAR2H4N6Yr-2n-vG6JOz9BnQVnizC68C3mQN5OUWfHGmISoKNePs0q4FqIFI

Well when you look at 26*4 fat tires the price is up there no matter the manufacturer. Most likely this is due to the lower sales of this size tire and also the size of the tire uses more material. The price of molds is very expensive...Back in the day (about 20 years ago) a mold for making...

Here are some that are made by Vee tire: