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yes adjust it back. yes moving the pad in will solve the issue its something you have to do on a regular basis as the pads wear.

no its not. you need to adjust the pads by turning the screw that causes them to move inwards. no clue on those cheap brakes where that is I am sure you can find it online.

I remember many years ago riding home in the dark, 20 or so degrees out on my road bike, clipped in, and I unclipped my left foot, and as soon as I did, a gust of wind came out and blew me over on the right.

I gave up on them with commuting and always on and off the bike. Walking is fine, though I used to have some Shimano sandals that worked well. I tried the new ones, and it sucked. with these big ass pedals now I can use any shoe for the weather without my feet bending...

Well, after a couple of weeks, my thumb is much better. Though on cold rides it tends to ache, but that may be a temporary thing. I had to tilt up my brake levers a bit so I don’t have to reach back to shift; glad you can adjust the paddle angle. I was squeezing a bottle today and felt some...

Schwalbe Marathon Almotion not perfect but we mostly ride on the road.

Always makes me tense while on the tandem working about the front wheel sliding. we have lost traction steep climbs on back too.

thousands of miles in the rain and never saw water in the freehub well in the mechanical. but thats on the dt swiss. but cheap hubs they can need cleaned and regressed.

I just learned it for my white industries hub.

the problem with magishine they dont have the ANT+ version in us stores. so they come direct from china not super slow. I have the 300 ANT+ and the EVO 1700 UT DI2 & ANT all connected to my Karoo 2. they work really well. I tested the eco on high at home and got about 3 hours run time. commented...

How heavy is your grease? Using something lighter may help Phil Wood Tenacious Lube Oil

yes.

right just like I said the XT does not have the raceday option. but it has the double click.

nope sorry. The only difference between the two beside tiitanium is you can use ascrew to get rid of the second click.

if you hold the button but not click it it will multi shift too. it takes practice but its a lot less effort on my thumb. so I have the click do a lot mroe shifting if I need it fast.

Well, my thumb is doing much better. It’s a bit tricky using the shifters, as they have a soft push and stop, then a firmer one that clicks. For some reason, Shimano made the upshift harder than the down— just backwards from the regular shifters. But you can program the first and second settings...

a tree growing out of the building. not something you see every day.

don't now what this is about.

the new mobile homes.

I always thought it was others that were flaming dumpster fires. but they did remove most of the scrap before they burned the rest.