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The chain wear occurs on the rollers of the chain and not the outer plates so whether its running on a narrow section or wide section makes no difference, and there are too many combinations to do it even if you wanted to.

Have run oval rings on clockwork bikes for last 6 years due to dodgy knees, they are great and have absolutely no effect on your B screw setting.

I'm guessing a small frame

I'd say if you can only fit in a 500 ml bottle in then no!

To cure the brake pad rattle buy Uberbike or Superstar pads they come with stronger springs!

Does it only make a noise when you are freewheeling on rough ground? If it goes away when pedalling on rough ground I think it may be backlash in the motor. I had this with mine and its perfectly fine according to LBS

This isn't an ebike issue its been going for years, its your spring! According to Sram and Shimano all cyclists have weak thumbs, so they don't use too strong a return spring or it makes the shift feel too hard. Make sure you leave it on the smallest cog when not using it this will prolong the...

Make sure you use loads of degreaser and chain cleaner so that it removes all the pressure injected lube inside the rollers, then dry off and lube the outside of the chain with an overpriced 'e'lube thats just the same as any other lube, this way Sram Shimano etc can make a fortune selling you...

There is no torque figure, it's done by feel more than torque, same with any aheadset on any bike. Lots of info on Youtube.

Yeah the alloy bike has a higher weight limit than the carbon bike. I think Specialized put a 109 kg limit on anything that is carbon, ie: frames, wheels, seatposts, cranks, bars etc.

All depends, the motor likes to work at High cadence, if your standing on the pedals and turning them really slow then you won't get much assist.

Surely thats the wrong lever for the post anyway, my XFusion post has an alloy XFusion lever!!

Thought I'd post up something useful, it could be the harness has been pinched inside the frame. I know of two with this issue so it'll be back to the dealer for a new harness!

Just checked with CC you need to get shock with part no BAD2345 as the head needs to be clocked 45degrees so as not to interfere with the frame.

Cane Creek does recommend the inline you just need to buy the correct updated version! Is it any good? Why yes, I have one on my SL and it is great, you can't just chuck it on and go ride though! Buy one from JTech or TF and you'll get close to your settings but it'll take a bit of trial and...

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He's in Australia!!!!

Found One-up bars suit me well, but thats 'for ME' , unfortunately you won't know if the shape is right for you til you try some. If you've got good quality alloy bars the gains with carbon are marginal to say the least. If you have bars that you like the shape of then find the angles from the...

The amount of suspension travel is irrelevant, what is relevant though is that a longer travel fork will have a bigger stronger chassis than a short travel fork. The rear not so much. The next problem is that you'll be running really high pressures and on the limits of the stock damping, so the...