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• #8827
me, I think.
Saying that, Nino Schurter was running a 10-50 SRAM Eagle cassette at the XC World Champs this year. Don't know how much of that was simply marketing and if he actually used that low gear option.
You wouldn't think he'd carry the extra weight for nothing.
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• #8828
1 x emergency
They've spotted the market for "extender sprockets" from OneUp, Hope, Wolftooth etc, but they've missed the fact that those aftermarket products are often bling that stands out from the rest of the drivetrain, whereas these "standard" dinner plates look just like the 7sp "Megarange" blocks you get on budget bikes.
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• #8829
Surely no one can tell the difference once it's all covered in your local variety of grinding paste?
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• #8830
Exactly.
I'm using a sunrace 11-42 cassette, in black. No point buying shiny stuff, once it's covered in clay and cow shit, it's just a cassette.
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• #8831
Your just a cassette
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• #8832
Need some hive mind help.
The rear wheel on my 29er is locked up. How can I check to make sure it's the freewheel and not the disc brake? Internet is not helpful.
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• #8833
Take the wheel out and spin it in your hands, or just try to turn the freehub body.
If the brake is locked on, you probably won't be able to pull the lever.
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• #8834
Ok. Ta.If it is the freewheel - service the hub? Or bin?
Sometimes the former leads to the latter anyway based on the mechanics advice. Just trying to cut out the middleman if I can.
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• #8835
service the hub? Or bin?
Depends on what it is really. Anything fancy ( Hope, King, DT ), then strip-clean/replace small parts-rebuild. Shimano should mean replacing the whole freehub body, which is a simple swap, once you've found the correct model.
Needs to be a really low-budget hub to require binning the whole thing.
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• #8836
Course, it could also just be the bearings.
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• #8837
OK. Thanks. Will drop it off chez mechanic and see what they say.
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• #8838
You've got about 7 weeks to get it fixed :-)
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• #8839
I'm running XT shifter (coz ispec b) xtr mech and cassette - v. impressed
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• #8840
That 'low gear option' comes with a 38t front!
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• #8841
True, the larger chainring is a few extra grams too.
You wouldn't think he'd carry the extra weight for nothing.
I reckon he's probably got the strength to move that 109" gear. I hear he's quite good :-)
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• #8842
You're.
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• #8843
Pendant.
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• #8844
£100 for servicing Fox 32s. Fair?
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• #8845
Lowers only or the whole shebang?
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• #8846
I had presumed both, but I'll check. Much of a cost difference?
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• #8847
New tallboy is internally routed and £££
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• #8848
I've got a Rock Shox Recon 100mm 29 suspension fork with lockout I'll be selling on Ebay at some point. Very good condition, with spare set of seals.
£60, if anyone is interested.
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• #8849
Ignoring trying to explain swingarm pivot points to him. He wants cables hidden alllll the way to their destination.
At this point, most 2016 stock is rapidly disappearing, so not looking like he's gonna get anything.This run hurts my spine. She annihilates it.
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• #8850
How I'm rollin' at the mo. High Beach church, today.
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The old, fat and unfitme, I think.