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I like to use my MTB and tools as a now former craftsman.
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Reviews (16)
24 Apr, 2019
Extreme MTB wheels
According to my opinion the very ultimate wheels for an MTB with the original size 26" wheels. It is able to be used also with a tubeless tire if wanted, with a special valve intended for the purpose! Originally those wheels were competition high tech and sold for an extreme price, but as used wheels they are more within reach for many people, who also likes the very best on their bikes.
But You may be able to buy much less expensive wheels, which does the same job fine, but not with the SHIMANO XTR text on their rims!
23 May, 2018
Makita-type 18 volt battery.
I own a Makita E-folding bike (plus some M. tools), which uses 18 volt "tool-batteries" for help when riding, so I started looking for extra batteries for it also. And I found some "copies" from firms which I could use. Most of those haven't got a marked brand or a "meter" (As an "original" Makita battery has) showing how much "power" is left, but it isn't that much of a problem, as at least the bike shows how much is left, when riding! And when charging batteries, the charger will show.
25 Mar, 2019
Brand batteries for Makita 18 volt
I have a lot of Makita machinery and a folding bike, which uses batteries like this. .And I have tried lesser or "no brands", which brake down soon, so now I prefer the official batteries