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Hey all need some help Just got a new bike (very new at MB) and the bike came with juicy 3.5's Please not asking for opinions on juicy 3.5's. and I just can't get the discs to stop rubbing. I have read the manual and even taken the bike to LBS were i bought the bike (they said it was perfect bah) I dont feel like going back The manual says i must loosen certain bolts on the brake slightly then pump the brake 5 times then hold and tighten the bolts to toque spec. Please would a hubber explain this in simpler terms, do i need some type of torque wrench with measurements on. Who has has done this please help

Its true comes in a fancy box , I dont have to use side cutters to get at my product. My thinking was spent so much on the bike mite as well finish it off nicely. Let you know tomorrow my virgin ride yup new years day, what a nerd i am

Finally settled on kcnc bar ends awesome easy to fit and comfortable

Just purchased a scott scale 40 and realized my previous bike came with bar ends already installed.I found the bar ends very useful My Q is what is the nicest bar ends to get. The LBS is trying to push KCNC on me. they look sweet but are they any good. Any advice hubbers ow yes and the easiest way to install.

Hey guys buying my second mountain bike first was a wheeler with Suntour shock and sole hayes disk brakes deore front back and middle. Time for an upgrade, was not mad for the shocks and brakes got about 7k to 8K to spend kinda want SLX full components Q whats the best value for money bike looked at GT saskar, Scot scale 60, etc also do i buy new or a better second hand , weirdly prices are not that different 1 or 2 K difference,