JB & Ikkje ride again ….!!!

[JohnnyBoxer]

It was on your pannier in the middle of the floor

Can’t have been, my panniers never come off the bike on a trip

I thought it was the raised tile step that bowled you over

Feck you did swear a bit

 

[Micky]

Can’t have been, my panniers never come off the bike on a trip

I thought it was the raised tile step that bowled you over

Feck you did swear a bit

Ha ha ....then it would have been your helmet or a luggage roll, I wouldn't have cussed you for nothing

 

[frosti]

Good report

Was down that way again last week
It is a brilliant area, lots to see and great roads
Very little traffic too

 

[JohnnyBoxer]

Is that a Tubless converted Tenere Johnny ?

Not yet
Central Wheels tubeless wheels, are due to arrive in March 26
Looking forward to them

 

[parkys100]

Not yet
Central Wheels tubeless wheels, are due to arrive in March 26
Looking forward to them

Are they changing the front rim ? Rear has safety bumps .Front OEM doesn't.
I am sure I'm informing knowledge you already know?

 

[JohnnyBoxer]

Are they changing the front rim ? Rear has safety bumps .Front OEM doesn't.
I am sure I'm informing knowledge you already know?

Well, well, well
That’s what I was informed by Central Wheels et al, about the oem DID rims
So rear no problem at all and would be £160 to do
The front - new Excel front rim, strip and rebuild oem front wheel & fit tubeless was about £600
Therefore I bought a complete set of wheels with Excel Rims & billet hubs (oem are cast) with Central Wheels own tubeless conversion (similar to Bartubeless) and a new Cush drive & rubbers and all new bearings and spacers for £1250, with a bit of discount (as opposed to £760 to convert my oem wheels)
Then, I can sell my oem wheels for £5-600
That was my logic
They are ready to ship today - just in time for the new biking season

 

[parkys100]

Well, well, well
That’s what I was informed by Central Wheels et al, about the oem DID rims
So rear no problem at all and would be £160 to do
The front - new Excel front rim, strip and rebuild oem front wheel & fit tubeless was about £600
Therefore I bought a complete set of wheels with Excel Rims & billet hubs (oem are cast) with Central Wheels own tubeless conversion (similar to Bartubeless) and a new Cush drive & rubbers and all new bearings and spacers for £1250, with a bit of discount (as opposed to £760 to convert my oem wheels)
Then, I can sell my oem wheels for £5-600
That was my logic
They are ready to ship today - just in time for the new biking season

I have a pair of Haan wheels with Excell rims .I have central wheel tubeless conversion now 4--5 yrs old .

My original wheels (immaculate) where removed with less than 1K miles on ,will switch back when I sell the bike .
I could probably sell the Hann wheel's for what I paid for them?

Keep your old wheels and refit when you sell bike .

 

[JohnnyBoxer]

I have a pair of Haan wheels with Excell rims .I have central wheel tubeless conversion now 4--5 yrs old .

My original wheels (immaculate) where removed with less than 1K miles on ,will switch back when I sell the bike .
I could probably sell the Hann wheel's for what I paid for them?

Keep your old wheels and refit when you sell bike .

I was kinda thinking that ….

Any issues with the CW Tubeless conversion ?

 

[parkys100]

I was kinda thinking that ….

Any issues with the CW Tubeless conversion ?

None yet