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Lost pressure due to developing a small hole in the cable due to frame chafing. Was able to pump a few times to create pressure to continue riding. Also notice the shift cable worn down to the steel jacket. *not my photo, but shows where the damage occurred.

I can see why they would ask, as it appears that the damage is where the bottom of the seat post would be.

Just yesterday, I installed the 2021 seal head upgrade, smoother, but diving slightly more when braking. I'll try removing the only token and increase the pressure. I looked at the stock cane creek headset, still smooth after 1800 miles. Looking at the other bearings, only one of the main...

it looks like the guide re is an exception to the guide lineup. SRAM Guide RE Disc Brake and Lever - Front or Rear, Hydraulic, Post Mount, Black, A1

btw, you guys should not be using the cps washers. double check the pad alignment. older avid brakes required cps, guides and new codes are standard post mount. SRAM Guide R/RS/T Disc Brake Caliper Assembly - Front/Rear, Hydraulic, Post Mount, Black

had to steal some 17mm bolts from the dirt jumper to mount the caliper. bolts on order, wish i knew before i started.

I have an old Thule T2 and the tray is slightly too short. In addition, the front wheel mount interferes with most mud guards. 1UP would be my choice today.

make sure there is no grease on the steerer tube or stem, otherwise it could loosen up again.

it's amazing how 0.2" makes difference.

best to take the air out and measure the clearance.

I built my first ebike with a cyclone kit and a gt lts before regulated emtbs were a thing, does that count?

inner seat stay by the cassette.

i've got Castelli Estremo GORE WINDSTOPPER Jersey Cycling Gloves for really cold rides, but i don't like them as the palm padding is too thick. the 100% brisker is my go to glove for chilly days.

Used Maxxis for years, the Michelin e wild 2.6 have been great on the Meta.

had no idea 220 rotors were available, now on my list.

pretty sure they are called clipless. no one uses toe clips these days.

off season? snow rides can be epic.

the bigfoot looks great except the steep 68° ha and the internal simplo battery. it looks like simplo also makes batteries for macbooks.

I've got the leatt and while it is very comfortable, there are a few downsides. The back protector is too short and the shoulder pad slid out of position in a minor fall. I have some ixs knee pads that are great, so the ixs trigger is on my list.