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One of these two is also assembling bikes for brands like Trek

My on the go prepstand when traveling light or my 3rd hand when working on a normal prepstand, for holding forks or handlebars etc. A bit like the idea of the Altangle system but a reasonable cost price of roughly 20 euro (about 24 US-D). works well on the go, clamping one part on a sign-post...

JB doesn't own all of the shares of Trek, a few others own also a fair share. Even Lance has his till today. And indeed lets see what either Quana or Dutech is going to buy in the next few weeks.... interesting times

indeed and also Dutech is still in the picture, led by Fierkens. Previously was at Specialized, CSG (Cannondale) and BCF (Ridley). Quanta wants to take it all, Dutech wants to cherry pick.

at least he's keeping it in the family... iDworx is a Gerrit Gaastra brand, as in the son of the KoGa-aastra founder

Koga, Sparta, Batavus, Greens, Babboe, Carqon, Raleigh, Tunturi, HAibike, Ghost, Winora, Lapierre, Loekie, XLC, Juncker Bike Parts, Wiener-Bikeparts, Comet, and a few more.

what we've read now is that some local brands are allready persuing a new start of the brands locally. Let's hear what happens in the next few days. hope for the best We have a few Koga's and Raleighs in the shed (non-e-bikes..)

I use this gedore clipon for that

Roughly 3700 jobs at loss

If I am correct, it's this bike isn't it? than the chain-tension (belt tension) is basicly solved with the chaintensioner near the front sprocket. So you can take out the rearwheel, get the DS cranck of the drive unit, and the spider. And than both sprockets can be replacet, de belt goes...

The Vado SL gen 1 has a 4 arm 104BCD chainring. So if you are looking at a new chainring you can use those terms to find a correct part at your local (E)shop.

Set for a ride with more people. Spanner and tube are extra compared to the normal light setup

My latest new tools, cone wrench (my old one is presumably now very happy with an unknow co-worker...) and a nut wrench for tight spots, also very thin spanner for balljoints and a checking tool for torque on bolts.

for my daily rides I carry my normal tools with me. I've been carrying a Swisstool X with bit kit with me since 1999. Besides that there is always a flashlight next to it and a knive, last years I've been carrying a EDC37 and a single blade knive. If I ride in non-office clothes I usually stick...

Actual lunchride last week, there are some really old castle/manchions around here.

Ust a quick round last evenning, basicly was my lunch ride.... Besides its very warm also extremely bussy at work, so not much time for anything really... cheers

Btw, the VRD is the type of seals in the bearing. In this case a thick rubber seal on both sides. Usually in bike-bearings you'd find the 2RS versions, a bit lighter. What I understand from the local bearing specialists is that these bearings are more common in machinery where the shaft wil not...

Been a while to be on this forum... Rather bussy times working from the home office. Teams meeting was skipped around lunch time so escaped for a lunchride with the almost summer like weather.

its the same with gas powered cars for a long time, measure the db and power at 3500 rpm to get it passed on the norms...

right, presumably running low spoke tension for a while. spoke washers are a common thing