best thing to do is pull the pads, check that the rotor is running central in the calliper adjust if necessary, check that the rotor isn't bent slightly try and straighten if necessary, put the pads back in, if you've moved the caliper you may need to push the pistons back slightly, pull the...
the difference is that you can hide the remote wires, the wire goes in at the middle of the handle bar, runs internally and comes out under the grip then there is a channel for it to run in and come out from under the grip as far as i am aware, you may need to change the length of the cable...
I really don't know how you come to this conclusion the frame doesn't look very different to many bikes that have this format of linkage and shock placement, i'm sure this layout was about 10years ago but so was the layout on this santa cruz, to me your just being a brand snob!
santa cruz has lost there way, they got rid of the one thing that made there bike unique apart from crestline, now it just looks like say a lightcarbon bike! the shimano motor was killing there brand before, the ep801 is actually pretty sound apart from being able to service it and now they've...
Hi, I can only give you some information regarding the shimano ep801 motor, obviously shimano warranties motors within the first 2 years, like i think all the motor brands do providing you have the original receipt, outside of this two year period, if its not long outside this period then there...
yes i have noticed this on my ep801, at a certain cadence and load (mid to high) you get a vibration through the pedals it goes into what feels like a resonant frequency. I don't think its anything to worry about.
I don't think autoshift has been that well received by the mtb community, Especially by experienced mtber's, there the one that are likely to buy a top end bike. Its almost seen like its a feature for novice riders, or it doesn't really work well enough for people to thoroughly use it. I wonder...
A love wera tools and their torque wrench can be had for £140 on its own, i'm just not sure i want to spend that much on something that does make my bike better and one at least half the price can do the same job.
Can anyone recommend a good value low range torque wrench something in the 2-24nm range or somewhere around that.
Spotted this one on planet x, reviews well but put off by the fact that it says silent operation, thought being able to hear a click when hitting the torque makes sense...
personally i'd take the canyon or the mondraker, i have a bike with the shimano ep801 motor, its been absolutely fantastic absolute 0 complains about it, now done 1000 miles