anybody ever bought anything from this company? Fortnine? What was your experience like?
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They’re cheaper than most places, Canadian, with fast and free shipping. What else could you ask for? I’m currently wearing a hoodie I bought from them, and almost all my bikes have parts from them.
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Fortnine has been great when I’ve order things from them in the past
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Yup. Good experience.
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Thx all.
They have an excellent YouTube channel too. Mostly moto content, but some mtb stuff too. Always super smart and well produced.
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I wouldn’t even have known thanks
I’ve bought a lot of my motorcycle gear from them and never disappointed. Good brands, good variety, great prices, easy to deal with. I’ve heard mountain bikers have had similar experiences.
I have been getting mtb parts and clothing, no issues.
Ive bought brakes from them, zero issues
Anyone have an hhp-2 headset press they want to move?
Do you just need to borrow one?
I would rather buy it, as a rule I don’t borrow tools. Maybe that’s from being a retired electrician I don’t know.
Unless you’re doing a pile of headset replacements I have found that the $30 amazon special headset press works great. I’ve used that Park Tool back in my shop days and it is nice, but in my opinion a hard tool to justify. I’ve put headsets and pressfit bottom brackets in with no issues and even a couple really big pivot bearings using the $30 amazon press. It takes a little more care to keep things lined up, but I was all for saving the $270, which I then spent on other tools so I didn’t save money, I just have more tools now.
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Ditto I was the service manager at mikes bike shop when I was a much younger. Had the tool in my own collection, lent it out and it and never got it back. So I want the same tool. lol
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I have one of those $30 Amazon specials as well, it works well enough. I would say it’s a great option for a home tool kit.
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