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Gionnirocket replied to the thread Lugging a Motor, Why it's Bad.Same with a KMC e8 chain @2850mi. Oil leaks are reported but I've yet to see any with 4000mi on one Rohloff and the same 2850mi on the... -
Curious if you Rholoff leaks oil and if the oil ever needs to be changed? Personally, I'd love to have one on my bike as constant chain...
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Gionnirocket replied to the thread Rockshox Monarch RL... Doesn't fully extend?.I know what your saying but my shock was perfect after opening up to re_grease and reassembly . I had full travel and then after a few...
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Gionnirocket reacted to PCeBiker's post in the thread Rockshox Monarch RL... Doesn't fully extend? with
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Dude !! Seriously,.. You Have To Do This !! I'll Bet You $10 CAD that it will indeed Permanently Fix Your Shock !! Yes, Yes, and... -
Gionnirocket replied to the thread Lugging a Motor, Why it's Bad.A lamer is a person who has to make up imaginary difficulties to imply they are somehow superior. Like operating a derailleur.
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Put a bafang ultra on that bike!
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Them's fightin' words my man!
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Gionnirocket replied to the thread Lugging a Motor, Why it's Bad.Rohloff has more than an adequate spred as well as being nicely spaced. One gear often takes care of headwinds and you can drop 5 for a...
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Gionnirocket replied to the thread Lugging a Motor, Why it's Bad.It may be a Schmoloff.... but it really is a nice piece of hardware. And having used a derailleur successfully for +50 years it's still...
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Rohloff-Schmoloff :)
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I like to downshift as I apply brakes. It is sort of like on a manual transmission car, using the clutch and brake with the same foot...
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Gionnirocket replied to the thread Motor clicking.....and as Dave suggested, what happens pedaling with the motor power off?
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Gionnirocket replied to the thread Lugging a Motor, Why it's Bad.Exactly... You teach yourself not to do it. It's like the "experienced tool" on EBR with hundreds of accidents and claims he knows how...
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A similar responding noise turned out to be my suspension seatpost. Try pedaling out of the saddle. That's how I found it.
