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I think I'm going to end up with the integrated housing stops and JB Welding the housing cap into the stop. What's the difference between housing ends? I have a set that are flat (normal) and some with tongues that are just a few mm long. Is there any point to the tongued ones?
I had to jb weld the front derailleur side to get it to stay. It seems pretty tight but it’s epoxy… designed yeah but not machined great. Rear derailleur side is tight.
It is. I am working to get it to handle like my 3T which is part of the reason I bought it...I like that bike so much, and the geo on this is so similar. Just need to get minor things like positioning and stem length and such right so I can dive bomb corners the same way.
It is. I am working to get it to handle like my 3T which is part of the reason I bought it...I like that bike so much, and the geo on this is so similar. Just need to get minor things like positioning and stem length and such right so I can dive bomb corners the same way.
I think it's a 120, I'd have to double check. I would like to try a 110 but I think last time I rode it I decided that it may have something to do with the handlebar flare that adds to the handling prowess of the 3T. The confidence I have descending on that bike is stupid.
Ended up using a blind bearing puller, which barely fit. Not only was the tool a complete piece of shit, but the race was just between sizes, meaning I had to expand one puller significantly or the other barely expanded. Either way, glad it was out of the way and the bead blast or baking cooked off the residual (very hard) grease.
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