I am the last person to run low tire pressures. Still stuck in my old ways.
On behalf of Tarck Clydes, I’d love to offer you an honorary membership to the Big Boys Tire Pressure Club
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Does 72 kgs qualify?
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Seat stay with a stick
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Nice Calfee
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How many years does “pre-july 2019” cover? They have been making 11sp bonded cranks for a while, haven’t they?
Wonder if this means they’ve actually fixed it on the 9200/8100 cranks 
I’m shook y’all
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Wait it’s not April 1st.
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no longer available
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The 6800 crank has been out since 2013.
From Shimano Recalls Cranksets for Bicycles Due to Crash Hazard | CPSC.gov
The firm has received 4,519 incidents of cranksets separating, and six reported injuries, including bone fractures, joint displacement and lacerations.
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So they’re only recalling it if a shop visually inspects the crank and finds an issue?
I’ve got a NIB 8000 series double sided Stages I’ve been sitting on for awhile. I’m sure it’s totally fine, but I also don’t know what to do with it.
It’s tempting to replace the 6800 crank on my road bike with a R7000. Even if it’s fine it giving me bad vibes.
R7000 was not bonded, right?
a whole lot of watches are still available though
The crank on my road bike falls into this group.
Good thing I never ride it and it’s sitting on flat tires in a garage in Wisconsin.
I am safe.
I think this kind of recall is perpetual, like as long as Shimano is in business, you can show up with a borked crank and they owe you repair or replacement.
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