Steve Vai
Endurance Guy: Tolerates most of us.
As a clapped out fork rebuild specialist, use Phil wood grease in the lower leg just under the seal. It'll get you another season.
What have you done to your bike today?
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As a clapped out fork rebuild specialist, use Phil wood grease in the lower leg just under the seal. It'll get you another season.
If you saw any of my bikes in person you would never ask for my advice with...anything.
serviceguy
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Don't you worry Kevin, you still got me!
Paul H
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Send my condolences to that fork damper I gave you 🙏🤣
It doesn’t stand a chance
serviceguy
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I feel your pain, I had my fair share of struggles with stubborn tires (Stan's rims were not the worse though, I had a pair of ARC40 that gave me hell), I'm sure the inserts didn't make it any easier. Make sure to align the valve/logo or @Magic will be on your case (so I've been told).FUCK!
Well, at least I fucked both up, because consistent.
or.....
serviceguy
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Yep, I noticed in the original pics. I'm just saying because when I have to redo a job I just finished, I tend to unconsciously skip on details I took care the first time. Which inevitably results in a 3rd remake (hence the expression 3rd time is the charm). Don't be that guy...
one piece crank
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Rode my Bud/Bud’s at 3psi all Winter this year - great snow cover and zero issues.
Got this in mail today
So I threw these together to go with
Wasn't planning to lace these yet but I need to stay away from SS for a bit. My knee has finally calmed down so not pushing it.
Laced these in just over an hour which ain't bad for recreational builder.
These are a month ahead of schedule as the nimble 9 isn't due till then.
Steve Vai
Endurance Guy: Tolerates most of us.
I ran MOBDs with Fast Traks for a few seasons with no issues, even at 0psi snow pressure.
Kaleidopete
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Watched my odometer roll over to 10,000 miles on my 2019 Trek, 27.5 months after getting it new. 😊
Plus I gave it a real washdown and touch up.
Plus I gave it a real washdown and touch up.
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JDurk
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Dude? Sorry to hear. I did have cable guides added on my I.F. for when the time comes. Don't have a hanger for it yet.
Do you have everything else or you still waiting on parts?