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I suppose its because your messing with the geometry by doing that alone Front centre and wheel base get extended and you end up with slower steering and it go on and on

I know it's along time ago this thread But I've been giving info to Superstar components in regards to a angled headset and they didn't seem to realise that that Cube use a 56 cup top and bottom So checked posts on here took some time but come up Trumps with you in this thread Cheers buddies...

29" On the front no problem quite a few of us have done this As for the size I would say A large would be a bit more playfully for your height, A Extra Large would be a more relaxed comfortable ride Hope this helps I like others have done many mods to these bikes, can believe its £200.00 cheaper...

I've been running speedbox for year and half with the purion, I'm generally riding with it so when you may need to overtake something you don't that wall of non assistance cut in Battery usage not really that noticeable

Did you use this speedbox version For the latest generation of the motors with Bosch Smart System, we have developed SpeedBox 1.1 for Bosch and SpeedBox 1.2 for Bosch, which is also compatible with the rear wheel valve magnet

I was not going to go there,but I take it your proud of your pole I reckon it can take anything that's thrown at it now matey 👍

It must work they both have 35mm stanchions I believe the Pike has a slimmed down chassis to make it a bit lighter

I think you'll find that wheel models must play a part because the were two types of dt swiss wheels I was looking at, one rated at 120kg fully kitted against the other that is 130kg So I would guess it must have something to do with it Just my thoughts

When I bought an upgrade for my Yari fork it said it would fit a Pike

Would this help you in relation to part numbers

The Ergon SM E-Mountain Core Prime Saddle is excellent And the PNW Loam grips have also been great

Southcoast Suspension 07789 882255 Southcoast Suspension - Google Search This may help someone The fella is a mile from me He services the three popular brands of suspension

IPA Or Rubbing Alcohol is safe to use on plastics and rubber Getting techy here Chemical structure: Isopropyl alcohol has a different chemical structure compared to ethanol and methanol. It has a three-carbon chain with a hydroxyl (-OH) group, whereas ethanol has a two-carbon chain and methanol...

Cheap fix I suppose if it work on air compressors it must be 👍

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The guy comes on here to ask about a shock And you end up turning it into a slanning match What's wrong with you lot

Correct But that's one reason you try to get as far over the back wheel to try to compensate the effect in the loading

On average the rear accounts for 60% and the front 40% Longer chain stays slacker front end will change these figure especially DH

I don't know who else uses them but I purchased a shockwiz to set my suspension up Seems to work pretty well for me once you get the hang of it Ming you that's for RS

How does one perceive Tubeless ready To me it's saying just that Because it maybe the tires the bike was supplied with are not a tubeless tire, and if you swap them for a tubeless tyre then yuir good to go with the Rims that came with the bike.