Ask a Bicycle Question - Part 5

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carbon wheels stiff like hell, want to stiff up your bike? Upgrade to carbon wheels.
 

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I understand SG50 opens broadwalk from Vivo city to Sentosa, can we make use of that route to cycle into Sentosa? :o
 

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Anyone can recommend some good and affordable bike maintenance stand and toolkit?

What's your budget like and what sort of repairs are you prepared to do? I didn't buy a toolkit but built up a set of tools for what I wanted to do.
 

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Владимир;98125130 said:
Huat is the entry level roadie of frame size 61? What brand to get? Not those high end brand. Thanks. Thinking of polygon, giant and all those are out. Maybe TRS, or some sort:o
size 61 is for giants (like >2m in height)

need to go shop and try.
ppl say not high end but i got a fren who is damn good on the bike, their high end stuff is not considered high end.
Dunno leh. It just feels weird when sprinting or climbing out of the saddle. Or maybe I am just too used to my MTB which really no flex at all when the fork is locked out.

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change wheels lor, i can lend you my el cheapo stiff and heavy fulcurm racing 7 and you can feel the difference.
 

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What's your budget like and what sort of repairs are you prepared to do? I didn't buy a toolkit but built up a set of tools for what I wanted to do.


Budget is around $160 for both toolkit and stand. Just starting out to do some bike maintenance and tweaking so don't want spend too much yet. Hopefully gain some experience and aim to assemble my own bike config in future. By the way I am using foldie.
 

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think difficult to get a tookit and a stand, unless you referring to those multi tool? some tool can cost quite a bit, a basic xtool hex set is ard 20+?, you can find some china made stand or use those A stand for your rear wheel. There is also some china made kit set, 50-60, sufficient to strap down most parts but I wouldn't know the quality. I use mainly Xtool or Park tool. My suggestion is wait and see if your passion for cycling is a long term before going out to get the stuff. I have my own tool set and workshop stand and I always make a point to strip down my bike to maintain for the past 2 years
 

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I almost dead and faint at buona vista today with my Aleoca. :o Riding from Tiong Bahru from 1300hr+. :(
 

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what!!! from Tiong Bahru to Buona Vista? I probably do that distance under 30mins :p on my foldie
 

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what!!! from Tiong Bahru to Buona Vista? I probably do that distance under 30mins :p on my foldie

Yeah. I did that and starts feeling out of sort. I went further to Ulu Pandan MBS and make a return trip from there. :o Really took the glut out from me. :o :(
 
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