It is just the rear actually but this is a brand new $3000 bike so I shouldn't have to put any money into to stop squeaky brakes. The dealer will have to take care of this.
I use cyclemeter and mapmyride and they are almost identical so i find it hard to believe that they are both off. I will wait to see what my Turbo S shows whenever I get that darn thing and go from there but for now I will go by my apps.
so we tested my wife's turbo's odometer with a couple cycle apps and it is about a mile off about every 5 miles. Do these things need to be calibrated?
I just happened to see something in the maintenance section of the manual where it says to take it to your local Specialized dealer to touch up any nicks or scratches. But the dealers say they don't carry any touch-up paint. Hmmm.
Just talked to my Specialized dealer and he said they don't really make any touchup paint. He said they sometimes get a ladies nail polish that closely matches to touch up nicks and scratches. Might have to try that. :D
My wife already dropped her Turbo. :( Didn't have the kickstand all the way down and it fell over. Nothing major, just chipped a little paint on the back of the frame where the wheel goes in.
Thanks but I am not using the rack, just wondering if the LT has to have a hole drilled in the top like I did on the ST. And yes I am in SD and got my wife's base Turbo at UCC but they can't find me a large Turbo S anywhere. Said it might not be until March or longer to get me one.
has anyone changed out the seat with the built on lights? Can the little light bracket be mounted to other seats or did you just ditch the little lights?
This stock seat is just too uncomfortable for my wife.