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walkers cycling dealer club home cycling performance consultancy faq – frequently asked questions links repairs and servicing what’s different about walkers cycling? scottoiler on-demand chain lubrication system for bicycles bikes reviews i fitted a scottoiler to my 1999.5 cannondale f900 to see if it really was as good as the scottoiler website reckoned. here’s my personal review of the product after 7 months of testing. the system consists of a water-soluble lubricant and an on-demand dispenser made up of a reservoir, a hand operated pump (called a ‘squid’ in scottoiler-speak), a modified lower jockey wheel and interconnecting tubing. the comprehensive kit includes everything conceivable required to fit the scottoiler – right down to a tube of superglue, zip ties and pvc tape! after reading the supplied instructions, the suggested locations for the ‘squid’ were ignored, and it was fitted under the saddle to keep plumbing to a minimum. the reservoir was attached behind the seatpost with big ‘o’ rings, and the correct jockey wheel/bush combination selected to maintain existing cage spacing. the individual parts were plumbed together with the micro-bore tubing and the tube neatly routed down the right-hand seat stay to the rear mech. the fairly new chain on the bike was degreased, dried and cleaned with the supplied scottoiler fluid as recommended. stretch was measured at 0.25% with a park chain checker. the reservoir was filled with the scottoiler water-soluble lube and the ‘squid’ pumped to prime the system and apply lube to the jockey wheel and the chain. now to start riding! since fitting the system the bike has done 1016.4 miles in all weathers and conditions including:- pitmedden, fife – very dry and dusty. innerleithen/traquair – red xc route. ae forest – red route. aberfoyle – very muddy. corrieairack challenge – 45.6 miles in heavy rain. holiday in fort william – riding the witches trail for 2 weeks solid. rained for much of the 2nd week. 5/7 of the great glen cycle route , fort william to urquart castle – 3055ft of climbing in dry dusty conditions. merida 100km marathon , selkirk – 7400ft of climbing in total. conditions varied from mist to scorching sunshine and from tarmac to bog and dusty singletrack. drumlanrig – another mudbath! and several scottish cyclo cross races and lots of off/on-road riding in between. application of the scottoiler fluid seems to work well at the rate of around 1 squirt every 15 – 20 miles, more often in poor conditions. throughout the whole test i only used about 300ml of fluid which works out pretty cheap! after riding as above, the chain has been periodically checked for wear, and currently shows 1% stretch and is due for replacement very soon. comparing this information with previous records suggests that there has been approximatley a 40% increase in chain life. the other claim made by the scottoiler website is the ease of chain cleaning. i must confess to being very sceptical of claims like these. so once i got the chain nice and dirty (it never gets as dirty as a chain lubed with more conventional lubes) i wiped it across a white tee shirt and got chain dirt all over my hand … by neil walker 0 read more ergon handlebar grips reviews having seen the radically different ‘ergon grips’ at the 2005 selkirk merida 100 enduro event in july 2005, i thought they sounded like a good idea, but remained sceptical as to their actual effectiveness. after speaking to the folks fitting them, and some riders using them, i became a bit more convinced and was sufficiently interested to consider buying a pair. the chance to fit and test the grips came sooner than expected in august 2005 when i received a frantic phone call asking if i would like to fill in for an absent team-mate in the ‘sleepless in the saddle’ 24-hour endurance race…. a quick trip to walkers cycling, and i had a pair of mr-1 grips to fit with less than 4 days before the race. i chose the mr-1’s, as having a stubby bar-end would offer a few more riding positions – very useful for a 24-hour race! fitting the grips was as easy as any other grip, step-by-step instructions are included for those who need advice. in use i expected to have to make many minor adjustments to the grip / bar end angles, (grip and bar end are independently adjustable), but this was not the case and i found an ideal position combination with only one change in angle required. as soon as the grips are fitted it becomes very apparent why most of us get sore hands when riding for long periods – most of us ride with our wrists pointing downwards – but because we have ‘adjusted’ to it, we accept it. the ergon grips force your hands / wrists into the correct position and are very comfortable as a result. the flatter ‘paddle’ shape spreads the load over a much greater area of each hand, lessening the pressure on the palm and reducing / eliminating tingly fingers caused by excessive palm pressure. the portion of the grip nearest the shifters is fully rounded allowing the hand to pivot round easily for comfortable gear changes (i use trigger shifters but i would imagine they’d work equally well with gripshift). the thicker profile of the grip makes for a very natural climbing position, and again the ergonomic shape reduces finger tingling / numbness when hauling hard on the bars. descending is also made easier with a greater feeling of control and a reduction of ‘white knuckle death grip’ as less hand pressure is required to wrestle the bike and maintain intended direction. the only problem i had was in the wee small hours of the 24hr race when i noticed the brake levers were pointing at the sky. my fatigued brain cells were too tired to notice that the whole bars had slipped round – not the newly fitted grips!!! i think that fact shows how much more pressure you can put on these grips without even realising it – all handlebar fittings were checked thoroughly before leaving for the race, and all were tight. after covering 87+ miles in 24hrs (as half of … by neil walker 0 read more camelbak m.u.l.e. hydration pack review reviews as a user of camelbak hydration packs since the early 1990’s, i was please to be able to try out the 2006 version of the most popular hydration pack in camelbak’s range – the m.u.l.e. m.u.l.e stands for medium to ultra long endevours, and it’s aimed squarely at all day / enduro type riders who want to carry enough liquid and supplies for a comfortable day out, without taking a rucksack. the m.u.l.e. has a liquid capacity of 3 litres in the new omega reservoir, and a cargo capacity expandable up to 9 litres by clever use of expander straps and pockets. the pack has 6 pockets in total:- 1) a mesh pocket for a very small waterproof, snacks, or anything else you need to keep to hand (but don’t mind getting wet / dirty / dusty). a rubberised splash guard works quite well at keeping most of the crud off the pockets contents. 2) an organiser pocket and numerous pockets for small items like change, snacks, mobile phone, a key holder. if you have a short mini pump, it could go in here too. 3) an expandable area ideal for a normal sized waterproof which can be nipped up tight to prevent fallout with the expander straps. 4) a large pocket for normal length mini pump, suspension pump, a map, sandwiches / snacks, anything not already catered for by the other pockets. all pockets have double zips for access from either side (or for carrying weird shaped items!). 5) the bladder pocket. this is accessible from the back of the pack so you don’t have to decant everything to refill the bladder (very clever and useful!). the pocket position keeps the bladder nearer your body which helps prevent movement, and helps keep the contents warm if it’s really cold! there’s a hanging loop to prevent the bladder folding itself over and blocking the drinking tube outlet as it empties (nice touch!). 6) fleece-lined mp3 player pocket which also has a weatherproofed zip / headphone lead exit area. very well thought out and useful. if you don’t have or use an mp3 player, you can fit a compact digital camera, helmet lamp or helmet cam battery pack or a pair of shades in it. anything delicate which you don’t want to get scratched or joggled about too much. the omega reservoir has been further improved and is even better than previous incarnations of the bladder. featuring a wide screw neck for easy filling and cleaning, the material has an antibacterial coating which apparently kills 99.9% of bacteria and is guaranteed for life by camelbak. i can’t devise a scientific test for this, but if sugary juice is left in it for a few days, it’s still drinkable after nearly a week!! (this was not possible with earlier bladders, everything tasted ‘plasticky’ after just a few hours, never mind a few days. this coating has also extends to the drinking tube – time will tell how well / long the effects … by neil walker 0 read more bikes for children bikes kids we welcome children, accompanied by a parent or guardian, to view our range of children’s cycles and try them for size. our experienced staff can help you choose the right bike for your child. we can reserve the bike of your choice for a deposit of £30 or 25%, whichever is the greater. when the balance has been paid in full the bike is yours to take away. we have some online brochures (produced for christmas – but useful at any time of year) which may be of some help in choosing a child’s bike. these are in pdf format and can be viewed or downloaded using the links below: | choosing a child’s bicycle | 20″ wheel bikes | 24″ wheel bikes | see our children’s bikes page (coming soon) for further details of what we have available. christmas club – starts 1st september 2007 the walkers cycling christmas club is available from 1st september for christmas bike purchases. we can reserve the bike of your choice for a minimum deposit of £30.00 or 25%, whichever is the greater. make further payments at your convenience – as much or as little as you like – until it has been paid in full. we can store your bike until saturday 22nd december and build it ready for santa to collect!… by neil walker 0 read more massi cycles uncategorized massi’s parent company casa masferrer have over 70 year’s experience of building high quality bicycles. walkers cycling became a massi dealer in 2006 concentrating mainly on the road and mtb bikes upon which massi offer a choice of specification. this allows us to offer a degree of customisation on high end machines that is rarely available with ‘off the peg’ cycles. typically, the customer can specify upgrades to wheels, groupsets and forks in order to get a bike that is personally tailored to his or her requirements. to discuss your requirements please call in at the shop where we can provide details of the options available. for road or off-road riding – massi have a bike to suit you: massi casta elite hardtail mtb massi pro carbon road bike get the right bike choosing a new bike can be quite a task given the huge variety of machinery available nowadays. you may find our choosing your bicycle brochure useful. our service walkers cycling take pride in the friendly, personal service we offer. the ‘walkers cycling price’ of all new massi cycles sold by us is inclusive of vat, full assembly, 21 point adjustment and safety check and a free 4-6 week service. massi offer a full warranty on all their products. stock availability and ordering due to the ‘custom specification’ facility offered by massi we will only have a small selection of the massi range in stock at any time. to avoid disappointment please phone, fax or email to check availability before traveling. models not in stock can usually be ordered for delivery in around a week – subject to availability from the manufacturer. we can take a deposit to reserve your new bike – £30 or 25%, whichever is the greater – ride your new bike away when the balance has been paid. disclaimer: whilst every care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of prices and information shown in this page, walkers cycling will not be held responsible for any loss or damage caused by any errors or omissions. all bicycles are offered for sale at the prices displayed in the shop. the appearance and specification of the bicycles pictured and described on this page may vary. please see our bike sales terms and conditions . … by neil walker 0 read more mountain biking fact sheet uncategorized the mountain biking fact sheet is available in two formats: doc – microsoft word document. you will require to have ms word installed on your computer. rtf – rich text format. rtf documents can be opened in most word processing applications. to download a fact sheet, right-click on a text link below and choose the “save target as… “ command. alternatively, if you have a suitable word processor installed, click the appropriate link to open the document in a new window. you can then use the “file > save as…” command to store the file on your computer. close the window to return to this page. mountain biking web links british trails uk mountainbiking news, events listings and loads more. mtb scotland mtb scotland aims to provide an impartial and comprehensive guide to mountain biking throughout scotland. mountain biking in scotland visit scotland’s mtb portal offers heaps of useful info including routes and links to other mtb sites. mountain biking uk mbuk is future publshing’s monthly magazine. the site has bike and equipment tests and a riding technique ‘masterclass’. where to ride your mountainbike looking for somewhere special to ride your mountainbike? the links below will open external websites in a separate window. dumfries & galloway drumlanrig castle (neil walker reviews the trails at this mtb mecca for the british cycling website) mabie forest (a neil walker review for the british cycling website) watch out for more route guides coming soon. sunday off-road rides all rides leave from walkers cycling shop in kilmaurs at 10am unless otherwise stated. rides at other venues to be confirmed by contacting the shop (01563 544488 or email [email protected] ) to coordinate transport etc. all fitness levels are catered for but riders must be reasonably competent off road cyclists. please come prepared for all weather conditions and with your bike in good working order. riders must be self-sufficient, should preferably wear a helmet, and must carry at least one spare tube and a mobile phone. all riders under 16 years of age must be accompanied on the run by a parent or guardian. proof of age may be required walkerscycling.co.uk … by neil walker 0 read more recent posts scottoiler on-demand chain lubrication system for bicycles ergon handlebar grips camelbak m.u.l.e. hydration pack review bikes for children massi cycles about us online booking form privacy policy terms & conditions contact us

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