that's motobecane bike right? Their prices and warranty are crazy. To bad bikesdirect doesn't ship to Canada.
DarkWeb
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I love this lube......lol
Seriously I use the grease on more than bike parts!
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Seriously I use the grease on more than bike parts!
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Phil Wood lubricants were designed to provide the best possible lubrication for Phil Wood products and other metal-on-metal applications. Utilized by bike shops, cycling component manufacturers, and in industries beyond cycling, our grease and oils are meant to protect and lubricate to prolong...
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DarkWeb
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Ya can't go in dry....that Phil wood grease seriously stays! I started using it on bike stuff but use it all the time on anything you want to stay lubed....water doesn't faze it....to thick for dirt to push in easy. Shit works!
rkymtnman
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yep, exactly! there is another name of one of their "house" brands but i got a motobecane. gravity is another one i think.
but yeah, the prices are crazy low for what you get. the frames are just plain jane but everything else is top shelf stuff.
I was expecting a link to ky lube lol.I love this lube......lol
Seriously I use the grease on more than bike parts!
Lubricants & Cleaners
Phil Wood lubricants were designed to provide the best possible lubrication for Phil Wood products and other metal-on-metal applications. Utilized by bike shops, cycling component manufacturers, and in industries beyond cycling, our grease and oils are meant to protect and lubricate to prolong...
I use tenacious oil on my road bike, but prefer wd40 bike dry lube for mountain... it doesn't pick up as much dirt. I have a tube of park polylube that I'll use htis time but I'll try the phil woods grease when I run out.
I don't see how they can sell that cheap. I bought my road bike used with lower end sora components for more than bd sold a new bike with 105 components.
rkymtnman
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i don't either unless they get those frames from China for pennies. and you get free shipping too on a monstrous box which must cost a bit as well.
DarkWeb
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Chains and such are dry lube areas..... you'll like it for axles. And light application on threads that get used frequently...or steel to alu surfaces. That's where it is used best.
DarkWeb
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Skis, boards and bikes are built in factories that produce for many different brands. Slight differences make things more affordable if the tooling is there.
Metasynth
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@Laughing Grass
Seth is selling one of his used bikes for ‘charity’ and donating the money to the local trail system of the Buyer.
He just put the video up today, and just listed the bike on eBay today.
it currently has 9 days left on eBay open for bidding.....
Seth is selling one of his used bikes for ‘charity’ and donating the money to the local trail system of the Buyer.
He just put the video up today, and just listed the bike on eBay today.
it currently has 9 days left on eBay open for bidding.....
Metasynth
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Up to $52K...lol
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Insane! I've never seen that bike in any of his videos. I'm surprised he didn't do a full suspension diamondback with that crappy sponsor correct box components.
Metasynth
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Got my fat tire “bikepacking” setup almost complete...lol. I’d say more like a fat tire gravel touring bike, which is what I originally imagined I’d be doing on this bike. no suspension, and too unwieldy for trails, but perfect for fire roads, logging roads, random wilderness access roads, etc.
Next up, the motor and battery.
Next up, the motor and battery.
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ebgood
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I dunno why but im a sucker for mongoose. They havent had any in stovk in a while tho
vostok
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I ride my bicycle on week ends she can drop 3 kg per hour, I let her in at 1800 by 2200 shes completly out,
I know the cops have tagged her and I always ensure, she's well armed, she used to carry an old Makarov,
now thats a Sig p220 the extra weight is justified, and yeah its legal
wait bicycle thats a different meaning
Looks like what I imagine Fangorn forest would look like. No idea where it is but I wanna ride it.
edit: It's Yakushima Island in Japan.
edit: It's Yakushima Island in Japan.
ronintank
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A few of my bikes. this is one of my gravel bikes.![20170518_161308[1].jpg](/data/attachments/3796/3796534-6fa6da746157bd21d35cd680d9144b95.jpg)
this is a titanium lemond. light fast and a great ride.
![20170916_161809[1].jpg](/data/attachments/3796/3796536-53204df7ecac41adb60fa4fea9a60c74.jpg)
this giant is another gravel bike.
![20180728_120908[1].jpg](/data/attachments/3796/3796537-9052ce83d1cfb9643544f34a14710a4f.jpg)
i thought a front fort with suspension would be nice. just added weight, not needed
![20180705_132014[1].jpg](/data/attachments/3796/3796538-995e666758f2e7fd473ff14fd2a867cb.jpg)
as you can see i like my aero bars. it allows me another position while on long rides. i do a lot of 40 to 60 mile rides mostly on gravel rail trails. My other bit i have on all my bikes is a mount with 1/4-20 threads for my bluetooth speaker. because why ride with no tunes. gotta have my Buddy Guy or Joe Bonamassa.
this is a titanium lemond. light fast and a great ride.
this giant is another gravel bike.
i thought a front fort with suspension would be nice. just added weight, not needed
as you can see i like my aero bars. it allows me another position while on long rides. i do a lot of 40 to 60 mile rides mostly on gravel rail trails. My other bit i have on all my bikes is a mount with 1/4-20 threads for my bluetooth speaker. because why ride with no tunes. gotta have my Buddy Guy or Joe Bonamassa.