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Great pump 10 years with mine and seated a bead on a 26 mountain bike wheel. My only problem is recently with new 29x2.4 tires on a newer mountain bike it takes forever to get pressure in those tires where I want them

Dude thank you SO much... presta are a pain N butt when something breaks

Pros: Exceptional comfort over rough terrain, including gravel and hardpack surfaces. Cons: - Relatively heavy compared to other components. - Bushings are prone to wear and tear, and replacement kits can be costly. - Requires maintenance, which can be time-consuming and demanding. - Limited saddle angle adjustment due to the slotted rail lock design. - The saddle tends to shift backward during rides, affecting both reach and saddle angle.

hi Velo-Obscura a question , do tourers use tube less tires . just wondering thanks.

A tyre glider copy really brilliant bit kit the tyre glider especially for schwalbe tyres

Thanks Mate helped my make a purchase of this tool

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Get yourself one you guys! I will never ride without one again.

You'll attract copycats 😢

Interesting. Haven’t tried it though.

Only a 130 likes?! This is really helpful. I've just had my first play with Kamoot - putting together a short point to point to try with my kids. This was really useful to help explain more of the features, thank you! Cheers Paul

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God bless you for the simple diy hack sir. 🎉

The massacre story seems unlikely. I don't mean to say killings didn't happen all over the Tablelands. The early settler colonial period involved considerable killing of Aboriginal people, but this was almost always finding 'camps' and shooting them up. There is a probably true local story of a prisoner being handcuffed to a tree for a later pickup that never eventuated, but mostly if handcuffs were bothered with, the prisoner went before the courts. The cliff story probably comes from an earlier famous event involving Inspector Johnstone (for whom the Johnstone River was named) at the Leap, near Mackay where an Aboriginal women jumped to her death to evade Native Police (it is said the daughter she carried with her over the fall survived).

is there a difference between the blue and red version?

Hey Bro! when I was in Java in the late 80's there was like 180 million people on that Island. And those mosks go off like 5 times a day everyday especially at 5am you won't need an alarm clock. I had the time of my life in Java absolutely loved it. Good luck with the traffic I mainly got around on a motor bike.

That’s a fantastic first episode! Well done 👌🏻 Looking forward to the next one😃

Great to see the videos have started again Dave.

Great stuff!! Tell us more about the food next time.

Nice one -- great to see the first video of the new series!

Glad to see you back! Wow! That's all next level! Travel safe!

Hi Dave, could you please do a video showing how you pack all your gear on your bike please Dave? thank you for your videos please Dave

Great video brother%% Thanx a bunch!!

Long time since I was in Bali, cracked up when you said it was intense.Wait till you get to Java. Prayers morning and afternoon every day.

It's time someone invented a cassette that can be removed with an Allen wrench

It sure does look intense! Really enjoyed watching your Australian adventures, and look forward to seeing how this tour goes.

Great vid very intense traffic you navigated extremely well....wait til you hit Vietnam its another level as well👍👍👍👍

Great to see you back Mate! (AKA Beersodden)

Not a bad video at all. I liked the format which let the viewers experience some of the real life issues when doing such a journey.

Fantastic, I’ve been waiting for your update, I thought you were having too much fun to post a video. Well done, nicely edited, and punchy video, interesting to get a view of this part of the world. I think I would go spare, turning up to accomodation after a hot day and no one there. Well done for keeping your cool!

Great to see you back on the road mate. It was great watching your Aussie adventure, can’t wait for the videos in Asia. Cheers!

No spanners. I need an 8mm at least. A 10mm is good as well. I still prefer the Topeak survival gear box. It doesn't have the ratchet, but it has a far more comprehensive set of tools in a case that is about the same size. And yes, it locks shut and does not drop tools.

Just bought one myself. They're only 85-95 Aud on Ali at the moment!

nice let us know what you think after few months 😊

On the rare occasion you actually need to fix a flat (none for me in over 5000km now), you'll be able to make do with a really lightweight manual pump until you reach a petrol station (keep the car valve adapter in your kit), bike shop or public track pump. I have the Topeak Micro Rocket Carbon, which weighs half as much as this and doesn't have to be recharged. It cost me €30 which means I can have one living on every bike without breaking the bank and without having to remember to bring it on every ride.

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That's around Camden Wollongong stretch

It's also a hat that optometrists might like. It not only reduces UV exposure, but also blue light. To keep the hat from slipping on the back of my helmet, I 3D printed some tabs and attached them with double-sided tape. You might need to take a picture of the helmet so that you can design them to match the its contour.

I'm from Perth, Australia, home of Sea To Summit. I used it about 30 nights over 3 years, and suddenly, now, there is a slow leak on one side; turn it over, and there is no leak. I emailed Sea To Summit. They asked me for the batch number and replied they would replace it or refund it. Without blinking, that said it all. I agree; it's like sleeping on a cloud, so comfortable, but in the middle of a 7-day hike, and it's my business and work, it saddens me to move away and buy another brand. Thanks so much for this review.

It's been a long time, but I'm finally back on the road! I had a lot of expectations about how the tour would be and what kind of videos I would make, but I have had those expectations well and truly shattered. Setting off on a solo tour of Southeast Asia has already been a crazy, intense experience and I'm looking forward to sharing it with you. I hope you guys enjoy this first installment and continue to enjoy the series as I film it.

Nice one! Glad to see that you're on the road. Looking forward to more videos!

Has anyone compared this to Crankbrothers Dunarri Speedier Lever?

With regards to your Childers tragedy memorial, I was touched deeply by your very thoughtful and respectful address. You are to be commended. We will remember them.

I used the Glider on a set of Renee Hearse Fleecer Ridge tires - if you don't own one of these, don't think -- just buy it!

From what ive heard from the best bike fitters, there is never a reason to have a saddle pointing up. Apparently when there is need for that, you have a problem with fitting.

whre is your accent from.

You know what else isn't fashionable? Skin cancer.

this seatpost increased a lot of reach distance . you can hardly use it, this is the biggest issue

Just tried it before a long group- ride tomorrow- unbelievably good. Took me seconds to get my tyre on and off - much, much quicker than normal tyre levers. Strongly recommended - I think it’s a game-changer.