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  1. fooferdoggie

    SHOW us YOUR PIX here .... Odd, WeiRd ,UnUSuAl or EyE CaTchIng things from your rides

    Nature’s speed bumps. This path was loaded with them. Someone went crazy with the paint from the last time I rode on it.
  2. fooferdoggie

    Show Us a Tool

    you like destroying brake calipers??? whats the point of taking them apart?
  3. fooferdoggie

    What’s your preferred cadence?

    with the acoustic I could get my rpms a little higher then I averted on my trek that was around 75 now I can average 80 it seems easier to get it up there. but thats on the commute so lots of stopping and starting. but I can spin close to 90 on it thats harder to do on the trek. my acoustic is...
  4. fooferdoggie

    Riding Time

    wimp. I had to ride in smoke so thick it was worse than bad fog.
  5. fooferdoggie

    Can a hydraulic brake line have invisible damage?

    One thing I found on my Shamans as the caliper wore out is I would get a little squeal with the normal pressure I use most of the time, no matter how clean the rotor was or pads, even when they were all new. Then the caliper started leaking. I replaced it and no more squeal. This has happened on...
  6. fooferdoggie

    Can a hydraulic brake line have invisible damage?

    the ones I have tried were horribly noisy in winter. the squeal when they got wet was horrendous. but it could just be that brand.
  7. fooferdoggie

    Can a hydraulic brake line have invisible damage?

    or bleed them the right way and you wont have to. get the air out.
  8. fooferdoggie

    Can a hydraulic brake line have invisible damage?

    no you have not fixed it you used duct tape if you fixed it it would not be the issue it is.
  9. fooferdoggie

    Can a hydraulic brake line have invisible damage?

    Sounds like you need to bleed it. It’s not too hard to get a kit and mineral oil and try it. I would not try replacing the housing; it's a hassle. It takes an especial cutter and tools, and you still have to bleed them.
  10. fooferdoggie

    Show us pictures of where you ride your ebikes!

    I was riding my non-e-bike from work to home. It is about 8 miles, and I burn about 400 calories. That’s almost twice as much as on my Trek. Well, I missed my AirTag notification that my bag was at work. I left it on the floor by my bike, and it had a bunch of meat in it. I was a little over 1/2...
  11. fooferdoggie

    Anybody tried Clik tire valves?

    I use the hose all the time it's just easier.
  12. fooferdoggie

    Anybody tried Clik tire valves?

    the shape of the tire is critical to how it inflates. if it is real wide before you put it on spread out there is a good chance. if it is cupped the tire lip close to touching your going to need a lot more air. not always of course. I got new tires for my commuter some really nice continentals...
  13. fooferdoggie

    Anybody tried Clik tire valves?

    a great pump too on sale. elettrico-mini-inflator I have the bigger one and it works great. charges super fast too.
  14. fooferdoggie

    Spoke with speed sensor magnet broke

    it sounds like the wheel needs rebuilt from the ground up. once you have that may spokes break the wheel is compromised.
  15. fooferdoggie

    Lock Recommendations?

    I used to do the skewers. but I dont leave my bike locked for long anymore. man the through axles locks are really expensive.
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