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    Decathlon Rockrider E-ST900

    I've got the new thru axle today. Thigten it to 20nm, set the caliper, and reverse the rear tire becasue decathlon put it on the wrong direction (and I have not noticed it so far) :D The metallic noise became quieter but still exist. I think the root cause maybe the big lugs on the Taipan...
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    Decathlon Rockrider E-ST900

    Maybe not, as I see there’s enough space for +2mm on the other side of the frame (under the cap screw).
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    Decathlon Rockrider E-ST900

    Yes, the original thru axle (Thru Axle Rear Wheel 12x148 mm BOOST Steel) has a larger head. BTW, I think this Sram axle is not compatible because the thread pitch is shorter (1.0 mm vs. 1.5 mm). I finally ordered an original one from Dechathlon, hope to get it tomorrow. Good idea, I will try...
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    Decathlon Rockrider E-ST900

    So... mission failed: I tried to tighten the axle with a Beta torque wrench two times (don’t ask why, I was just unsure). The second attempt was not tolerated by the axle screw. I think it's my fault, but be careful if you want to tighten it, this screw is very weak. Now I'm going to search...
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    Decathlon Rockrider E-ST900

    Thanks! I've checked the rear axle screw. The torque wrench was clicking at ~20nm. So I think it was good, maybe a simple brake adjustment is also needed. I will try it.
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    Decathlon Rockrider E-ST900

    Hi! I bought an E-ST 900 in December but I just started using it because of the weather. Everything is fine, except I also have a noisy rear brake (when cornering at 20+ km/h). What is the correct way to fix? Is this just a simple brake setting (what I will learn on YT :D) ? Or should something...
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