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Sunday, April 15, 2012

Bell Airstrike 2100 Floor Pump Review

Bell Airstrike 2100 Floor Pump
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Just received it and put to good use. It made really quick work of inflating the tires in my bikes - mountain bike to 40 psi and speed bike to 80 psi - a few strokes and I was done. Far easier than the little portable pump I had.
The construction feels nice and solid. The valve has both Presta and standard valves.
The pressure gauge is at the top of the pump, so it's easy to see while pumping.
I should note that the pressure gauge starts at 30 psi, so you wont' be able to measure anything below that, though of course you would still be able to inflate things to below 30. Not a problem though, as bikes use a minimum of 40 psi.
The hose clips onto the pump cylinder for easy storage.
I'm looking forward to years of use.

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Sunday, February 12, 2012

Sunlite Hybrid Nimbus Tire - 700 x 35, Black/Gum Review

Sunlite Hybrid Nimbus Tire - 700 x 35, Black/Gum
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The picture for this shows a totally black tire, but the sidewalls are tan. However that matches what I had and I bought two for only a little more that what one would cost at the local Trek dealer. It was easy to install with no tools and works well so far.

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Sunday, January 8, 2012

Shimano RD-TX71 Tourney 6/7-Speed Rear Derailleur, Mount Black Review

Shimano RD-TX71 Tourney 6/7-Speed Rear Derailleur, Mount Black
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This product is easy to install, comes with good instructions, and is descent for light riding. For MTB, use this for small inclines and declines and some rough terrain or beach type use. Don't expect this to hold you up at all doing heavier Mountain Biking. This is on my entry level Schwinn bike from Target at 240 bucks. I have actually graduated from this, and ripped 2 of these doing heavy mountain biking even tuned. The red gear is a cheaper plastic vs. the higher priced Derailleurs plastic. But don't be confused, even the 200+ Derailleurs use plastic on this gear, just a higher quality. Also, keep in mind to always keep this tuned. You should align it once a month or every other month depending upon how frequent you ride, and it only take 10 minutes to align it (instructions are included). Very easy to mount and align overall. Not a bad product for entry level light mountain biking.

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Friday, December 16, 2011

Shimano RD-TX51 Tourney Rear Derailleur without Hanger Review

Shimano RD-TX51 Tourney Rear Derailleur without Hanger
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First of, note that the person who gave this product only 1 star was simply upset for his own mistake (ordering the wrong part) and blaming Shimano! I flagged his review and hope it gets removed. Ignore him, he has "issues."
Other people who bought this part or the hanger type tended to give 4 stars.
Pros:
CHEAP! I paid about 12 bucks. How many of you need a $50 derailleur?
IT'S A SHIMANO -- very good reputation
(PRETTY) EASY INSTALLATION -- see below for more
SEEMS TO WORK WELL on a variety of bikes.
I installed it on my 18 year old Giant MTB, 7 speed, works like a charm and makes my bike look fresh. It's only been on for about 2 weeks and maybe 100km (60 miles) around town but generally works great. I don't plan on entering any road races or careening down mountains, but I do ride my bike daily pretty hard in an urban environment where I jump curbs, swerve away from old ladies stepping into the road and speed past mad taxis who ignore traffic signals.
**CONS**
Installation manual had lapses. Sometimes it offered great detail, so specific that you dare not stray from the instructions, but then would leave out important tips about what gear the selectors should be in etc. If it was always detailed or always vague it would have been easier to understand but it was the switching between the two that left me scratching my head sometimes and eventually politely ignoring it like an old relative giving traffic directions. Still you don't have to be a mechanical whiz to install this. If it's your first time, go for it, it's easier than you might think.
STILL CAN'T GET IT PERFECT -- after 2 weeks of riding and adjustment, can't get it right and skips gears under hard torque. This is bad when a bus is coming at you. Perhaps I'm like the 1-star guy and it's my fault.
NOT A FAULT PER SE BUT CAN'T GIVE IT 5 until it's been on longer. It might burst into flames like a sony laptop one day, who knows?
SUMMARY:
Excellent for refurbishing an older bike, might even be good for a new one but I just can't say about that. Hard to beat the price and value. I'm grateful to shimano for making products like this that are cheap but don't suck and can enable me to keep riding my beloved old MTB until the frame breaks one day of metal fatigue and I make it into a lamp if they allow that at nursing homes in the year 2050.
(make sure you know if you need bracket or non bracket type)

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Monday, August 15, 2011

Forge M Street Fitness and Urban Bike - 19" Review

Forge M Street Fitness and Urban Bike - 19
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Looks stylish espically with the matt black paint job, in fact everyone that sees it, wants one and who can blame them for this price.
After riding a full suspension mountain bike for years, this thing is fast and responsive and gets the best out of a racing style bike with staright bars.
The gears and brakes are not top of the range by far, but work really well.
Overall a great bike if you are not a Brand name parts snob!!
With a few additions this bike looks and handles like something 4 times the price

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This Forge M Street bike is perfect for commuters and fitness performance riders alike. The alloy rigid fork and seat post are designed to eliminate bobbing in order to handle the unpredictable road while enabling a faster ride. Aluminum double-butted frame is light and strong with storage rack and fender mounts, Shimano 21-speed rear derailleur, Shimano front derailleur and Shimano Trigger Shifters and a creative design combine to meet any rider’s needs. The ergonomically designed frame and flat handlebars with an adjustable threadless stem provide an upright riding position for performance and a comfortable ride. Kenda 700x32C tires are perfect for coasting on asphalt while the Tektro alloy linear-pull brakes provide responsive stopping. Whether for fitness or fun, going from the library to the park, the office to the coffee shop, or out of town for the day, escape the rush with Forge M Street. 19" frame stands over 30.8H" fits most riders 5’9" to 6’1". Note: Frame size is determined by measuring the distance from the center of the bottom bracket (the bolt that locks in the crank) to the top of the seat tube. Stand-over height is determined by measuring the distance from the ground to the top tube. A bike that you ride only on paved surfaces and never take off road should give you a minimum stand-over height clearance of 2", a bike that you ride on unpaved surfaces should give you a minimum of 3" of stand-over height clearance and a bike that you ride off road should give you a minimum of 4" of stand-over height clearance.

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