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Trek FX+ 2 or Trek Marlin+ 8 2nd gen?
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As with all aspects of any bike... Personal use is a big factor. I ride aggressively on pavement and the Schwalbe equivalent, the Johnny...
Sunday at 10:43 AM
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My Giant came with 2.4 Maxxis Rekon tires. They are quite aggressive off-road type tread. I wore them out on very mixed terrain and went...
Sunday at 9:54 AM
Gionnirocket
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I think it was the upright position... Weight can feel more stable and sure footed but can also feel like it wants to plow straight and...
Sunday at 7:47 AM
Gionnirocket
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Trek FX+ 2 or Trek Marlin+ 8 2nd gen?
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Ok... Just understand a hub/torque is not a good climber. The Velotric allows you to switch between the two sensors on the fly so that...
Sunday at 7:27 AM
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@Gionnirocket thank you, that’s helpful information. I want a natural riding experience so I’ll stick with mid drive or hub torque...
Sunday at 7:24 AM
Gionnirocket
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In part... there are different size hub motors. Then whether or not it uses cadence sensor, torque or a combination of both. Cadence...
Sunday at 6:47 AM
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Yep. I use a torque wrench on the square taper crank bolts. 25-30 ft-lbs is on the lighter side, but it's what I use. If you feel that...
Sunday at 5:15 AM
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In the past, I've always stripped the pawl grease and used light oil. They roll faster that way.
Saturday at 6:13 PM
Gionnirocket
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Homage E-14 Shifting Unit failure
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I'm using a KMC e8 chain and so far I have 8000mi on It and it still hasn't reached 0.75 stretch. This on a heavy SUV style bike and a...
Saturday at 2:19 PM
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That's precisely what I want to do. That and swapping the belt over to chain drive - the belt and the associated components are just too...
Saturday at 2:12 PM
Gionnirocket
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Constant broken springs freehub body
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I learned this myself greasing my motor gears. Since I had the motor open I cleaned and lubed the spindle pawl clutch and used the same...
Saturday at 11:30 AM
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I certainly do when it begins to clunky when the pawls stick!
Saturday at 11:24 AM
Gionnirocket
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Constant broken springs freehub body
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(the same people who buy Specialized) 🙃)
Saturday at 11:18 AM
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How heavy is your grease? Using something lighter may help Phil Wood Tenacious Lube Oil
Saturday at 11:04 AM
Gionnirocket
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Constant broken springs freehub body
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Same reason you don't use automotive brake caliper grease in an ebike motor as a lubricant. It's the Small Details Norton 🙃
Saturday at 11:02 AM
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