Odnis
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- First Review23 June 2009
- Last Review28 November 2014
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- Average Rating4.2
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Overall rating
Think of this as an extra precaution
Posted28 November 2014
Odnis
fromSorø
Country : Denmark
Age : 45-54
Interest : Cross Country MTB
Level : Advanced
Gender : Male
Budget : Value for money
"Nice to have. I can't say it performs miracles but it doesn't mess with my stomach and it does seem to the required energy effect. Taste is good when neutral. Can be used as after training drink also."
Pros: Great Value
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For the price - go for it.
Posted25 May 2014
Odnis
fromSorø
Country : Denmark
Age : 45-54
Interest : Cross Country MTB
Level : Advanced
Gender : Male
Budget : Value for money
"Jockey wheels like these rolls well with the chain for a couple of months but they wear out fast. Don't expect more than 2-3 months life during winter. If you don't take care of them suddenly you will be running with tooth picks on your bike. Lots of slack, Lots of play and not much chain control. But as long as the bearings are new and te teeth are okay these jockey wheel are okay"
Pros: Lightweight, Good Fit
Cons: Expensive, Not Enough Features, Wears Out Easily
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Schwalbe Nobby Nic Evo Snakeskin Folding 29er MTB Tyre
In a class of its own.
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Good but expensive tyres
Posted25 May 2014
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fromSorø
Country : Denmark
Age : 45-54
Interest : Cross Country MTB
Level : Advanced
Gender : Male
"I have ridden these tyres on dirt and rocks, wet and dry, grass and roots. Sizes 2.25"(rear) and 2.35" (rear). I have used them for XC marathon training/races. For me they work best as a rear tyre as the front tyre tend to slip in curves. They have excellent traction in the rear end. I noticed a strong tendency in the front tyre to slip "politely" on the side knobs - both on grass and dirt. They are a bit heavy, but on the other hand I haven't had punctures with them - which is a super plus in my book. They seal up very well on a No Tubes Crest 29" rim, using different kinds of sealant."
Pros: Great Value, High Quality, Rugged, Good Fit
Cons: Expensive, heavy
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No can do
Posted18 September 2013
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fromSorø
Country : Denmark
Age : 45-54
Interest : Cross Country MTB
Level : Advanced
Gender : Male
Budget : Value for money
"I bought a Niner Jet9 RDO e in January 2012 which was pre-installed w. BB30 press fit bearings. In just one season I used 2 sets of chrome steel and 1 ceramic bearings on a XC carbon hardtail. 1) BB30 is hard to mount precisely and you have to use special tools plus a hammer AND expert skills to get old parts out and news parts into the BB. 2) The life span of this product is ridiculous. It's designed for pro riders with mechanics and big sponsors. Weekend warriers look elsewhere it's not for us.
I ended up mounting my bike with an adaptor to run old school threaded BSA and it's so much better than BB30."
I ended up mounting my bike with an adaptor to run old school threaded BSA and it's so much better than BB30."
Cons: Expensive, Low Quality, Wears Out Easily
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SealSkinz Ultra Grip Gloves
The original, totally waterproof, windproof and breathable, close-fitting stretch knit gloves, incorporating SealSkinz's patented StretchDry technology. These gloves give excellent grip control and dexterity for a range of activities.
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Good quality, but not for winter rides
Posted18 September 2013
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Odnis
fromSorø
Country : Denmark
Age : 45-54
Interest : Cross Country MTB
Level : Advanced
Gender : Male
Budget : Value for money
"Really nice autumn/ spring gloves which comes a bit big to my XL hand (1/2 size, surprise!). Excellent quality which will last a long time and can take a lot of dirt, washing and more dirt. I like hi-wiz colours but it's a matter of taste."
Pros: Durable, Great Value, Attractive, Comfortable
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Very short life span
Posted18 September 2013
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fromSorø
Country : Denmark
Age : 45-54
Interest : Cross Country MTB
Level : Advanced
Gender : Male
Budget : Value for money
"I ride XC, no jumping, no DH. This set was mounted on a carbon 29er hardtail. After just 2000K's the bearings was loose. After 2500 K's the looseness in the bearings was noticeable when pedalling and the set finally came off. Compared to Shi. Hollowtech II this seems a little too short life span for a GXP BB cup. It's cheap, though. GXP (non pressfit, old school BSA) is very easy to install and runs smoothly when new."
Cons: Wears Out Easily
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dhb Luggit Blok 18L Messenger Bag
Fully featured messenger shoulder bag swallows gear. Stabilizing strap controls the load. Numerous pockets to keep you organized.
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Handy performer
Posted14 December 2012
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Odnis
fromSorø
Country : Denmark
Age : 45-54
Interest : Cross Country MTB
Level : Advanced
Gender : Male
Budget : Value for money
"I use this a tool for carrying post, books from the library and - sometimes - a little shopping from supermarkets. It holds a lot for it's size and sits well on my back. Lots of different pockets (from cell phone pocket to. large room which will hold a notebook plus charger. it was fairly cheap but I think it will perform well over a long periode of time. I have used it for plus 2 months and it keeps it's shape niceliy and though it is made of soft nylon fabric it haven't lost it's original shape."
Pros: Durable, Great Value, Adjustable, Lightweight, Versatile, Good Fit
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PDW Dangerzone Rear Light
The Danger Zone™ rear light keeps you visible and safe when the sun sets. It uses two 0.5 watt Japanese LEDs to blast powerful light beams into the night.
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It's a WOW light
Posted11 December 2012
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Odnis
fromSorø
Country : Denmark
Age : 45-54
Interest : Cross Country MTB
Level : Advanced
Gender : Male
"I have used more rear lights than I care to remember. This one is by far the strongest and most impressive light I have had. To put it a phrase: YOU WILL BE SEEN WITH THIS ON YOUR BIKE.
The on/off button is a little hard to find when you wear the light on your back, using the clip, but for MTB it's not wise to mount the rear light on the seat stay b/c of mud and dirt: It covers the light.
The plastic looks exactly as cheap as any other chinese light - but this is supposed to be an american design - and I am a little concerned about how good it will withstand my (ab)use during long winter rides. I bought it with a discount, otherwise it's a little expensive, I think.
Three light modes: Changing flash and INZANE and steady."
The on/off button is a little hard to find when you wear the light on your back, using the clip, but for MTB it's not wise to mount the rear light on the seat stay b/c of mud and dirt: It covers the light.
The plastic looks exactly as cheap as any other chinese light - but this is supposed to be an american design - and I am a little concerned about how good it will withstand my (ab)use during long winter rides. I bought it with a discount, otherwise it's a little expensive, I think.
Three light modes: Changing flash and INZANE and steady."
Pros: High Quality
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Merino Longsleeve Roundneck Baselayer M_150
This ultra fine merino wool is comfortable and smooth next to the skin.
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Cheap but not worth it
Posted10 December 2012
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Odnis
fromSorø
Country : Denmark
Age : 45-54
Interest : Cross Country MTB
Level : Advanced
Gender : Male
"Having ridden quite a lot af DHB gear I expected a solid performer when I ordered this merino wool base layer. However, after just one washing I had to conclude that this piece af apparal will not last long: It lost it's shape and shrinked. The fabric is crimbled and the colour is fading.
I have only washed the base layer on 30 degrees C using detergent for colourful clothing.
It is small for a size L, too."
I have only washed the base layer on 30 degrees C using detergent for colourful clothing.
It is small for a size L, too."
Pros: cheap
Cons: Low Quality, Wears Out Easily
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NiteRider Stinger 0.5 Watt Taillight
The Stinger Taillight operates of a powerful 1/2 watt LED, allowing you to be seen from a half mile away.
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See the light
Posted10 January 2012
Odnis
fromSorø
Country : Denmark
Age : 35-44
Interest : Cross Country MTB
Level : Advanced
Gender : Male
Budget : Quality first
"Great little tail light. Impressive light output. Due to it's shape it's mainly for road racing as it picks up quite a lot of off road debris from mtb rear tyre. Also, it's a little difficult to clean at the circumference of the lens which serves as light contact, too. It sits bomb proof on the saddle tube w. silicone strap. If design matters this is really a nice device which do not subtract from the good looks of your pride and joy."
Pros: Attractive, Lightweight, Good Fit
Cons: pick up dirt easily
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Is it OK to swap a square taper 68mm bb for a GXP (with sram crankset)?
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Yes, you can, as long as BB is threaded. But you need to use the extra shims for SRAM /Truvativ chainset which comes as part of the package.
1 year, 4 months ago
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Odnis
Sorø
Platinum Pro ISIS Bottom Bracket
Forged hollow chromoly spindle for ISIS Drive, with integrated bearing design. Cold forged aluminium cups, composite anti-creak sleeve, new improved external water seals and chromoly self-extracting crank bolts (M-15).
What is E-Fit?
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Some frames don't have front derailleur braces and no room for FD bands. E-fit is made for those frames and is a metal piece w. attachment for FD. It is tightened to the right (drive) side of the BB.
3 years, 6 months ago
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Odnis
Sorø
Plug 2010
Charge's Plug is a courier inspired single-speed, which takes track bike heritage and mixes it with messenger style to produce a bike that is as dependable as it is fast.
Can you fit mudguards to this bike?
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I've mounted Crud Road Racer Mudguard Set on a size small frame. I had to downsize the tyres from 28C to 23C to do this. The only issue now is the tip of the front mud guard which cannot run freely on the tyre. I had to neglect this part but this is really not a problem ;-)
4 years, 3 months ago
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Odnis
Sorø
Plug 2010
Charge's Plug is a courier inspired single-speed, which takes track bike heritage and mixes it with messenger style to produce a bike that is as dependable as it is fast.
Gearing and set-up?
I'm after a free-wheel set-up and brakes across front and back. How easy is this bike in switching between a fixed gear and single speed set-up? Something a novice could do with minimal fuss?
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Yes. You only need a 15mm wrench key. But remember to practice fixie-style before you venture into high speed riding.
4 years, 3 months ago
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Odnis
Sorø
Plug 2010
Charge's Plug is a courier inspired single-speed, which takes track bike heritage and mixes it with messenger style to produce a bike that is as dependable as it is fast.
Best tyres for city use? (but not kenda)
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Vittoria Rubino 23C
4 years, 3 months ago
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Odnis
Sorø
How stretchy are these
The circumference of my chainstay is 9cm. Will the Jumbo size fit?
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Yes jumbo size will fit as it is quite flexible. Good quality too!
4 years, 6 months ago
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Odnis
Sorø, Denmark