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any tips on how to remove the top two bearings near the seat post? and the bottom one by the cranks? you tube links etc

Hi., seeing that this thread is about pivot bearings and bushes. can someone please shed some light on how to service/lube them on the Scott Spark 920? what type of lube etc or is it better to order a new set of bearings/bushes and replace? i bought the bike 2nd hand and recently noticed little creaks when powering thru the pedal strokes.thanks in advance.

And this my friend was the winner. Thank you Sir. the levers feel and bite just awesome!!

I've been using them for a while too with my Garmin 520. Think i must have covered about 4000km between my road and mtb bike. What i did is after installation i ran 2 thin cable ties over them incase the rubber/silicone elastics break. no problems at all with pick up since day 1. hope it stays that way.

think im going to try this. maybe make the block a wee little thinner. if this doesn't work will then re bleed. thanks for all the response.

only bottom to top. think maybe I should try the gravity bleed..

bleed from bottom to top.... Should I do it the other way around too?

Hi, i need some advice/help. I have a Scott Spark 920 2014 bike. it is fitted with SLX brakes. The problem is with the rear brakes. I have recently fitted new pads and did a bleed as per above. When pressing the lever it travels almost half way before biting. I also noticed that the pistons retract far back into the calipers. the levers feel fine. no spongy feeling. Did I: 1. not bleed them properly 2. my ghetto block too thick 3. ???? any help will be appreciated. thanks

I have used duct tape i cut the width to size beforehand. Have been using for a while now. Never had issues loss of pressure etc. I couldnt find gorilla tape at the time. Just make sure u fit it nice and snug with no creases or bubbles. Worked for my ghetto conversions. Or maybe i was just lucky lol.

snap i was just checking if it was the same guy. damn it is.

have u tried linking it using your pc. i had similar probelm. called them and they advised using my desktop. sync'd 1st time

Hi, my mates seatpost clamp bolt head snapped off during the DC. where can he get another bolt? its one of those funny shaped post. will a matched bolt from a hardware store work? thanks

HI .did all teams receive the link for the Webinar this evening? we received the email that they going to send it shortly that was last friday pm. we emailed them to say we didnt receive it yet. they replied that they will resend it. still havent received anything. any advice? ta

thanks guys

hi, how many quik links can u have on a chain? mtb 10spd. friend broke his hanger, made the bike a single speed to finish ride. he has now replaced the hanger and the piece of chain he removed. he wants to use pins to put back the chain. i advised using 2 quik links to rejoin it. please advise. thanks

new chain and cluster fitted. didnt even have to adjust gear indexing! thanks guys!!.

shot thanks guys!!

hi, can i fit shimano cluster to a sram rival groupset? current cluster is a 11-23 and wanna fit a shimano 105 11-28. just to help with the climbs. thanks

all the best places posted above!! choose one. they will all match your criteria

is carbon paste available at most LBS? or hardware stores? my bro's Giant TCR makes a hell of a noise. wanna buy him a tube lol

how do u manage to run your tires so low. i have a RoRo upfront and an Ikon at the back. i once ran the RoRo just under 1.8. The tyre burped in the ST. anything lower than 1.8 i feel i hit the rocks on the rear. i weigh 76kg on a 29er with syncros wheels TLess ghetto conversion.

great store. great service very trustworthy!! have bought over 15 bikes from them . i even get to take the bikes home then do payment. thats because i know them a long time and we have a great relationship.

Alhamdulilah, the Ramadaan has been good to me. I lost 4kg and I managed to put in 2 rides from home to the blockhouse and back. 30km each. I need to shed another 3kg. the DC training awaits....

+1 for Debbie she does a great job! www.dynamicbikefit.co.za