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| Bike I ride: | '03 european specialized P.3 with a marzocchi DJ 3, single speed; "06 rocky mountain rmx, 888 vf2, dhx 4.0 |
| Favorite Trails: | lunch loop!! (free lunch=for real ridin) bartlett wash, and many more yet to be discovered. |
| About Me: | i'm not sure if i like building, sitting/standing around B.S.ing about bikes, or just riding them more! |
| Products Recommended: | Avid BB7 MTN |
| Companies Supported: | Fox Racing | Avid | WTB | Cannondale | SRAM | CrankBrothers | DT Swiss | MRP | Maxxis | Straitline |
sorry bud, they've been using that linkage since '03 or '04 I think. not a new copy of commencal.
especially once they've experimented once or twice successfully and decide they know what's up, so they really start going to town on it. something doesn't work, they bring it in to the shop, and you go to fix it, but you have to figure out what pieces and parts are missing before you can even start from ground zero.
rather than lube the housing before a new cable, run new housing as well. it helps crisp up the shifts and only costs a couple of bucks. and be careful what kind of lube you use in the shifters, some stuff will actually be detrimental to shifting performance by attracting dirt and dust and whatnot, which will gum up the pawls.
it's only called slickrock cause in the old days, the wagons and horses couldn't grip on it. it's probably one of the most abrasive surfaces naturally occuring in the world.
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Jun 17, 2010 at 0:07