Gnarlyrider
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Why did you change the hardware? I used the stock hardware on mine.
Yeah, as I was taking it apart I realized I could have used the stock hardware too.
Why did you change the hardware? I used the stock hardware on mine.
It’s for the rapid drive free hub, 108 points of engagementRemind me what the 108 pawl upgrade is for again?
I don’t find it loud at all, certainly no where near as loud as previous Hope and DT Swiss ratchet hubsIt also could be considered a replacement for a bell. You can here it coming. Google Bontrager 108 upgrade
...so instead of 3 pawls, you now have 6, so there is noticeably less free movement before the hub engagesRemind me what the 108 pawl upgrade is for again?
I notice the lag of engaement in the motor, not really in the rear hub. Is it that noticeable? Seems a cheap upgrade anyway....so instead of 3 pawls, you now have 6, so there is noticeably less free movement before the hub engages
It is very noticeable, I would say especially so on an eeb because of the slight lag at the motor. 3 pawls gives 54 points of engagement whereas 6 pawls you have 108. I think from memory this translates to just 3° of freeplay with the 6 pawl upgrade vs 6° with the standard 3 pawls. It doesn't sound like a lot but you'll definitely notice the differenceI notice the lag of engaement in the motor, not really in the rear hub. Is it that noticeable? Seems a cheap upgrade anyway.
Everyone has their own preference for tyres, you really have to try a few and see what works best for the terrain you ride. I run Maxxis Assegai front and either Maxxis Dissector or Aggressor rear. Get the heavier Double Down casing, heaps of support even at lower pressures, assuming you're setting up tubeless. The Aggressor is a bit faster rolling and harder wearing than the Dissector, so probably gives you a bit more range, but the Dissector offers better grip on wet roots etc. The Assegai has grip for days and I doubt I'll ever run anything elseLots of options but but would appreciate some suggestions for tires that match the rims? Mostly riding game trails in the back country of Colorado.
Thanks I’ll definitely take a look.Everyone has their own preference for tyres, you really have to try a few and see what works best for the terrain you ride. I run Maxxis Assegai front and either Maxxis Dissector or Aggressor rear. Get the heavier Double Down casing, heaps of support even at lower pressures, assuming you're setting up tubeless. The Aggressor is a bit faster rolling and harder wearing than the Dissector, so probably gives you a bit more range, but the Dissector offers better grip on wet roots etc. The Assegai has grip for days and I doubt I'll ever run anything else
For those running larger than 200 stock brake rotors, Care to share info of where and what you bought?
I know I can now easily run a larger front since I put on the ZEB, but the rear already has a spacer/ adapter. I am thinking anything that helps braking is a good thing. ( stock rail 7 brakes currently)
Also maybe mention if you had issues with warp or fitment along the way.
Thanks.
Steve
Hey, which spring did you go for, what's your weight?Smashpot Coil conversion in new Zeb Select+. Can confirm it’s f*<4ing mint!!!!
Is 'adoy' a new brand of discs rotors? They sure look like Hope ones...I have a nice set of TRP DHR- EVo brakes waiting to go on my Trek Rail as I don’t like Shimano brakes
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Not sure if it works for you, but all you need is a little counter sunk screw to screw the kiosk to the base plate, I think it's M4 from memory, used in a lot of computers etcPut a leash on my Kiox. After a rough and rocky decent in the desert I got to the bottom and noticed the screen was blank. The Kiox was knocked sideways a little. Popped it back in and all was well. Must have hit it with my knee on one of the switchbacks. Would have been a big deal if had been gone. It could have popped out and bounced down over the cliff and been gone forever.
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New DT Swiss custom wheels and Tannus tubeless insert.I highly recommend. Stock ones aren’t bad ,but huge improvement.
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