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- Member since May 9, 2007
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Leeds , United Kingdom - 93 Followers
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Selling
Jan 29, 2025 at 3:37
Jan 29, 2025
DT Swiss EX1501 29” front wheel
$75 GBPDT Swiss EX 1501 29” front wheel.
15 x 110 BOOST axle.
Good condition - runs true and life left in bearings.
Collection from Leeds or postage at buyer’s expense.
Cheers,
Craig
Selling
Jan 29, 2025 at 3:32
Jan 29, 2025
Bontrager Line Elite 29
$50 GBPBontrager Line Elite 30 29” front wheel.
100 x 15 axle.
Excellent condition.
Collection from Leeds or postage at buyer’s expense.
Cheers,
Craig
Selling
Jan 29, 2025 at 3:24
Jan 29, 2025
Hope Fortus 30 27.5
$130 GBP27.5 Hope Fortus 30 rear wheel in excellent condition.
Red Hope Pro 4 hub with HG cassette body.
142 x 12 axle.
Collection from Leeds or postage at buyer’s expense.
Cheers,
Craig
webbe edspratt's article
Oct 17, 2024 at 8:22
Oct 17, 2024
The UCI & WBD Confirm Changes to World Cup Teams, Qualification & More in 2025
@southshorepirate: I’d argue the opposite. Surely it’s more attractive as a sponsor to have a rider achieving solid results at the second tier, with potential to be ‘promoted’ than it is to be fighting to just qualify in a massive WC field.
Selling
Apr 2, 2024 at 8:14
Apr 2, 2024
Hope Fortus 30 27.5 front
$60 GBPHope Fortus 30 front wheel with Red hub.
Excellent condition - lightly ridden and bearings are mint.
100 x 15 non-boost.
27.5
Cheers,
Craig
Selling
Apr 2, 2024 at 8:09
Apr 2, 2024
Rockshox Lyrik 160
$100 GBPRockshox Lyrik 160mm
29” wheel
100 x 15 non-boost
Forks are in fair used condition. A number of scratches to lowers and some marking to the right stanchion, but this does not affect performance.
Comes with Mudhugger mud guard.
Great fork for the money.
Any questions, get in touch.
Craig
webbe ethirteen's article
Mar 14, 2022 at 7:15
Mar 14, 2022
Video: Aaron Gwin Prepares for the 2022 Race Season in Episode 1 of 'Going for Six'
A 6th overall. Or a 6th, overall?
webbe TrailsonTrial's article
Dec 23, 2021 at 2:07
Dec 23, 2021
Photo Story: Trails on Trial - A Scottish Perspective on Trail Advocacy & Management
As a mountain biker, I’m all for increasing trail access across the UK. However, I have a very hard time believing any research that suggests we, as mountain bikers cause no more trail damage than a walker. An example being a bike sliding and skidding it’s way down a shale path vs a walker on the same path. I worry that presenting research findings, that for me at least appear the result of confirmation bias, may be limiting the debate and turning people away.
I think we need to ‘own it’ - yes we cause more damage, but this is outweighed by benefits ABC and we’re doing XYZ to combat the increased damage. I think other user groups would have more time for this approach.
