Cleaning up of Bikes Specs & Reviews Section

[biting_point]

Hi all members,

Kindly noted this section will be undergoing cleaning up of inappropriate postings/threads such as Out-Of-Scope topics, Sales, Advertising, Flaming, Chatting etc.

This is also an ongoing effort to make this section more relevant and useful to our members. Any suggestion and proposal are welcome and will be taken note of.

Note :
All Threads shall strictly stick to discussion on the latest bikes' specifications and reviews.
Any Threads that had gathered enough owners for chat, can request to open a new thread in their various bikes communities. Then thread will be locked for reading only.
For bike model/make/genre comparision, please do enquire in the bike specific model thread.

Thank you.

Regards,
Bikes Specs & Review Moderating team
SingaporeBikes.com

[Bimbobiker]

Laundry powder. I swear by it. Gif is good too. Isopropyl alcohol works wonder too.

Dear God, I just want a problem free bike. Please God.

[kakkapatakka]

Simplest method is simply not to ride when the conditions are not favourable

[kakkapatakka]

I just want a problem free bike. Please God.

[vivian212]

DO
• Recycle your dish sponges. You’ll get another couple of months out of them on bike-wash duty.
• Floss with a clean rag between chainrings, cogs, and other hard-to-reach places.
• Be committed. A clean bike rides better and lasts longer.

DON’T
• Mix your buckets, tools, and rags. You don't want to cover your frame with drivetrain grease.
• Use an abrasive sponge or brush on your frame.
• Blast your bike with a high-pressure hose. Water will get into and degrade your bearings.