midlandsgrimpeur
Über Member
I use pedros too, by far the best plastic lever, everything else either bends to the point of being useless or snaps in half!
Inner tube question.
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I use pedros too, by far the best plastic lever, everything else either bends to the point of being useless or snaps in half!
EckyH
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My favourite levers at the moment are the Lezyne Power Lever XL.
They work conspicuous inconspicuous, even with those pesky tubeless tyres.
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They work conspicuous inconspicuous, even with those pesky tubeless tyres.
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Milzy
Legendary Member
Pedros are good but my park tool ones are very much like them.
classic33
Leg End Member
More for stability than just adding weight.
Keeps the weight lower(COG), and when using a front loader helps with weight distribution.
Katana
Well-Known Member
Well if the replacement tubes weigh more than the ones originally there then it adds up and hence drop in performance however we are talking different of few grams here and nothing substantial. But some would argue that even difference of few grams could be the game changer 😊
A clever use of weight distribution. Those strange Donut motor wheels with the electric motor weight on the circumference always looked quite opposite.
Bales of hay sometimes get used too, I notice.
classic33
Leg End Member
Bales of hay tend to get used on the rear lift due to the tyre/inner tube not having a water fill valve.
Have you ever tried getting water into the inner tube through a half inch valve?
