Slipping Raceblade

Posted on Fri 23rd, January 2009

• #1

braker

Not on the fork mind, on the bracket that's attached to the blade. This means that a couple of potholes and it's slipped down and in contact with the tyre. Anyone else had this problem?

Is my only option gluing or drilling through the blade and securing it?

Thanking you x
• #2

hassanr

they come with little screws which avoid this problem, so yeah, get a few small self tapping screws and you're done.
• #3

JimL

It should have come with small screws. You choose the best position, then screw through the blade into the bracket.

Beaten to it. Damn!
• #4

braker

Ah.. very good, thanks.
Will delve into the bike-bits-box and locate the fuckers.

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