Thanks for the Hope report Andrew. FWIW after using the 200mm rotor on the front of my Jones I’d love to put a 180mm on my other disc bike. So much more modulation!
Recabled my LHT and put on a new chain and cassette (got about 3000 miles out of all of the above and I ain’t mad). Then I had to stop halfway on my way to work this morning to fiddle with the cables and barrel adjusters because I am physically incapable of getting it right before I leave the house. I don’t know how shop folks do it.
Bled sup’s xt brakes. nasty looking fluid. Replaced pads.
We reset her rear shock pressure, too.
Then I noticed her lyrik was sitting low from the get go. Did the more sleezy way for fixing it. Emptied air, removed cap, and pulled up a few times until hearing suction and the fork finally started to remain at full travel. I mean, I am going to service it soon, and could have waited, but its hard to find time at the shop since the basement is actually busy these days, and Sundays are pretty much the only days with free stands.
Glad her bike will be functioning pretty much full bore for nationals at Snowshoe.
Need to bleed my trp quadiums and replace the pads this week. Seems I have been dragging rear brake much more than I thought.
It’s a carbon post, I think it might have gotten jammed too deep when I hit a bump or something. The fit seemed ok, a bit tight, when I installed it, but whatev. Gonna have the shop cut it out and ream the tube a bit on Monday I think.
Put a Wald 139 on porteurbike, officially making it a basketbike.
Adjusted brake levers and rewrapped the bars on #rivdork Sam.
Added an Xzibit flap to the front of the day ruiner, was able to use the same template as the flappyflap on the basketbike.
we are creek twins. Mine was my cassette too, but I found it after playing with the bb for three minutes and decided to see if the new cassette was still tight just for shits.
I’ve found a ton of creaks coming from carbon-backed cassettes. Shimano will warranty them with almost no hassle, which sounds to me like they know it’s a problem.