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arvy Chaps/chappettes
A 2 month old lemond filmore and the chain is already jumping off? any suggestions?
I understand other users have had problems with seatpost slippage. I know one recommendation is to sandpaper the seatpost or alternatively just try a thinner layer of lube. Anyone found the sandpaper option viable?
arvy
i have a fillmore, i guess about the same age as yours and i'm loving it, not had any problems really... about the chain: only problems i've seen are when the chain isn't taught enough. about the seatpost: mine slipped a bit and then i change the screw over and tighted it up real tight and not had any problems since. biggest difficulty i had was the tyres and getting lots of punctures after about a month of riding, but now have kevlar tyres and no problems :)
oh, and i'm planning on getting it painted soon, but that's a whole different thing and nothing to do with the actual bike.
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ps, saw that this is your first post, so welcome to the boards!
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I've been on my filmore for about 6 months and the chain did get a little slack after the first few weeks, it's been fine since I re-set the back wheel....
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thats some fine thread digging right there. yessiree. i now feel informed...
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hah...well I'm just trying to get 5 posts done so I can get out of 'nursery' school and start a thread...
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i know. i noticed. still funny that you decided to dredge this up though to add such a pearl of wisdom as that though. my chain was slack, but i fixed it by tightening it.. funny. welcome to the end of your social skills.. i mean the forum.
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wait untill I post about how I moved my seatpost. Inspired.
Chaps/chappettes
A 2 month old lemond filmore and the chain is already jumping off? any suggestions?
I understand other users have had problems with seatpost slippage. I know one recommendation is to sandpaper the seatpost or alternatively just try a thinner layer of lube. Anyone found the sandpaper option viable?
arvy