Stefan Mikes
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Don't distract me. I managed to sleep for 2 hours at night, and now I'm trying to get awake for the early morning gravel cycling ride... 
Anybody Ride a Specialized Turbo Tero Yet?
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The Suntour spring shock on my wife's Tero 3.0 is pretty much junk. How do I figure out what will fit her bike? Or can somebody make a recommendation. The 5.0 comes with a Recon Silver but I'm guessing not all Recon Silvers will fit.
The 5.0 specs say 110mm of travel but the Recon Silvers on Amazon says 100mm of travel.
Here is one priced right but how do I figure out if it fits? Thanks.
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The 5.0 specs say 110mm of travel but the Recon Silvers on Amazon says 100mm of travel.
Here is one priced right but how do I figure out if it fits? Thanks.
RockShox Recon Silver RL 29/27.5"+ 120 15TAx110 - Black-Stealth Decals - 2017
RockShox Recon Silver RL 29/27.5"+ 120mm Boost 15TA - 2017 The RockShox Recon Silver sets a new benchmark for value-based performance. Recon represents a perfect partnership between Reba’s venerable crown and lower legs and Recon’s bombproof steel upper tubes. Material: Fork crown: forged...
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kahn
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Generally, Amazon has a reasonable RETURN policy and right now for the holiday season, it is even longer. If that product allows returns and you think you can scope it out, you might give the purchase a try.The Suntour spring shock on my wife's Tero 3.0 is pretty much junk. How do I figure out what will fit her bike? Or can somebody make a recommendation. The 5.0 comes with a Recon Silver but I'm guessing not all Recon Silvers will fit.
The 5.0 specs say 110mm of travel but the Recon Silvers on Amazon says 100mm of travel.
Here is one priced right but how do I figure out if it fits? Thanks.
RockShox Recon Silver RL 29/27.5"+ 120 15TAx110 - Black-Stealth Decals - 2017
RockShox Recon Silver RL 29/27.5"+ 120mm Boost 15TA - 2017 The RockShox Recon Silver sets a new benchmark for value-based performance. Recon represents a perfect partnership between Reba’s venerable crown and lower legs and Recon’s bombproof steel upper tubes. Material: Fork crown: forged...
My wife's Tero 5.0 has been put on a diet; my goal as stated previously is 40 lb or less without the battery. So far I have swapped out the rims for Roval carbon (thank you LBS for the 20% discount! ), and tires for Mezcal Vittoria XC Trails. On my hanging scale it is now about 40lb 8 oz. I have a RockShox SID on order, which will drop 1.5 to 2 lbs or so more from the total weight. Since adding the carbon wheels my wife loves her bike even more! Off-road hills that she had to walk up while riding her Vado SL 5.0 are now ridden; the power of this bike is incredible. I'm 6 years her junior, and it's a challenge for me now to keep up with her on the climbs on my Levo SL Expert.
), and tires for Mezcal Vittoria XC Trails. On my hanging scale it is now about 40lb 8 oz. I have a RockShox SID on order, which will drop 1.5 to 2 lbs or so more from the total weight. Since adding the carbon wheels my wife loves her bike even more! Off-road hills that she had to walk up while riding her Vado SL 5.0 are now ridden; the power of this bike is incredible. I'm 6 years her junior, and it's a challenge for me now to keep up with her on the climbs on my Levo SL Expert.Once the RockShox SID is installed on her bike, my wife's Recon Silver will be up for sale. Let me know if interested! It will ship from California.The Suntour spring shock on my wife's Tero 3.0 is pretty much junk. How do I figure out what will fit her bike? Or can somebody make a recommendation. The 5.0 comes with a Recon Silver but I'm guessing not all Recon Silvers will fit.
The 5.0 specs say 110mm of travel but the Recon Silvers on Amazon says 100mm of travel.
Here is one priced right but how do I figure out if it fits? Thanks.
RockShox Recon Silver RL 29/27.5"+ 120 15TAx110 - Black-Stealth Decals - 2017
RockShox Recon Silver RL 29/27.5"+ 120mm Boost 15TA - 2017 The RockShox Recon Silver sets a new benchmark for value-based performance. Recon represents a perfect partnership between Reba’s venerable crown and lower legs and Recon’s bombproof steel upper tubes. Material: Fork crown: forged...
BlackHand
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So what was the original weight before the changes? And is that a small or a medium?My wife's Tero 5.0 has been put on a diet; my goal as stated previously is 40 lb or less without the battery. So far I have swapped out the rims for Roval carbon (thank you LBS for the 20% discount!
Interested. Sending you a PM.
If you really want to save some weight I'll swap my wife's 3.0 battery for your wife's 5.0 battery and I'll pay for shipping for both batteries. I've never wife swapped beforeMy wife's Tero 5.0 has been put on a diet; my goal as stated previously is 40 lb or less without the battery. So far I have swapped out the rims for Roval carbon (thank you LBS for the 20% discount!
How inappropriate! I like it!!If you really want to save some weight I'll swap my wife's 3.0 battery for your wife's 5.0 battery and I'll pay for shipping for both batteries. I've never wife swapped before
Y'know, I never gave any thought to the difference in weight between her 710 wh battery and your 530 wh battery.If you really want to save some weight I'll swap my wife's 3.0 battery for your wife's 5.0 battery and I'll pay for shipping for both batteries. I've never wife swapped before
It's a medium, and without the battery the original weight was 43lb 1 oz on my digital hanging scale. I also upgrade her cassette to an XDome that saved another 6.8 oz.
Your calculation is about right. By the way Hammick, I apologize but I decided against getting the replacement fork. I learned that the adjustments are basically on or off; locked out or doing its thing, with no further adjustment. I may end up going with something from Fox in the future. If I do, I will let you know about her oem fork.
Nxkharra
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I am indeed a weight weenie on the Tero, for reasons stated previously. My Kuat rack capacity is 2 bikes 40lbs each max. My Turbo Levo SL Expert (which I am also a weight weenie on), is about 37 or 38 lbs. The Tero minus the battery is a tick under 40lbs. So there........Weight winnie on Treo.
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Tero 4.0 review/opinion
I have had a Tero 4 since December and have ridden over 300 miles off road in the Surrey Hiils.
I replaced the supplied 2.35 ground control tires with 2.6, Butcher front & Pergatory rear. The ground controls were ok, but it was so muddy I needed more control and grip. I have setup these as tubeless. The rims had tubeless rim tape fitted already.
I have already worn out the chain and cassette as I was riding in pretty crappy conditions. I had a Shimano GRX810 rear mech that I had recently removed from from gravel bike, I fitted this with a compatible bar shifter, XT cassette & chain and the shifting is much improved.
I have been very much enjoying riding various trails in Surrey Hills and have several ebike Strava trophies, not bad for a 53 year old
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Forks seem to have improved with use, I’m 13st and find the medium spring(s) suits my riding & weight.
I can recommend the 2.6 tire upgrade, better traction, control & comfort. Looks more purposeful to.
I have had a Tero 4 since December and have ridden over 300 miles off road in the Surrey Hiils.
I replaced the supplied 2.35 ground control tires with 2.6, Butcher front & Pergatory rear. The ground controls were ok, but it was so muddy I needed more control and grip. I have setup these as tubeless. The rims had tubeless rim tape fitted already.
I have already worn out the chain and cassette as I was riding in pretty crappy conditions. I had a Shimano GRX810 rear mech that I had recently removed from from gravel bike, I fitted this with a compatible bar shifter, XT cassette & chain and the shifting is much improved.
I have been very much enjoying riding various trails in Surrey Hills and have several ebike Strava trophies, not bad for a 53 year old
. Forks seem to have improved with use, I’m 13st and find the medium spring(s) suits my riding & weight.
I can recommend the 2.6 tire upgrade, better traction, control & comfort. Looks more purposeful to.
Stefan Mikes
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Let us make friends on Strava! My display name is Stefan Mikeš Mikulski.