It's the DW factor.
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- Thread starter eaterofdog
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Because I rode them on a friends bike and really liked them.
I have Deity Compounds on my DJ, and they're nice, but the platform is small and not concave. I have Answer Rove's on my DH and the same applies, as it does for any HT style pedal.
I beat up a set of DMR Vaults pretty well, but did like the platform shape and size. The e.13's just felt great. Big platform, nice concave shape, really felt solid under foot. As long as they're not complete bricks, I don't care what they weigh.
I have Deity Compounds on my DJ, and they're nice, but the platform is small and not concave. I have Answer Rove's on my DH and the same applies, as it does for any HT style pedal.
I beat up a set of DMR Vaults pretty well, but did like the platform shape and size. The e.13's just felt great. Big platform, nice concave shape, really felt solid under foot. As long as they're not complete bricks, I don't care what they weigh.
I repaired my rear hub. Fixed the timing on my Talas so that it is useable now. I will have to live with my wonky shifter until I can find a new one. I am good to go....
I think that the bushing wear is mostly from mis-aligned frames. And honestly I don't see how they can really get that loose... It isn't like there is a moving part between the bolt and the swingarm. The bolt is locked in place by the little tab thing, so it cannot move in relation to the frame member. Also, isn't a bushing pack only about $10 or something? Maybe better to have the wear increast than to have to mess with it so much. Even if you have to replace the bushing twice as often, you are only looking at about $20 in parts (maybe $30) per year.
DOH!!
Well if this solves the issue, then I guess that is a good thing, right?
I got a Specialized Stumpjumper EVO frame in January. With out a doubt the funnest bike I have ever owned.
only the frameset, but still...