You mean use bike insurance to fund divorce costs? This thread is going way OT.
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Well unfortuntley I have gone that way not with insutance
But on the flip side my bike will look great hung in the kitchen
Might find a lady who will apprecaite it
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I want to test ride a SL8 and therefore lower the stack by putting away spacer. I can not fix the headset. Only if the full stack of spacer are mounted the headset is tight. In the manual they say Max 5mm spacer above stem???? How should I test ride a bike when I have to ride all spacer or cut the fork???
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Anyone having problems mounting the Slica 105 RDH? Can get it properly indexed. No problems with OE direct mount.
Yes a number of people, including me, mentioned the same issue with the Silca hangers. I contacted them and they sent me a replacement, but a different poster didn't have the same luck.StefanBRNRD wrote: ↑Mon Aug 05, 2024 12:23 pmAnyone having problems mounting the Slica 105 RDH? Can get it properly indexed. No problems with OE direct mount.
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Muy bien, thanks for sharing. Good I bought 3. will try my luck...Jaisen wrote: ↑Mon Aug 05, 2024 1:28 pmYes a number of people, including me, mentioned the same issue with the Silca hangers. I contacted them and they sent me a replacement, but a different poster didn't have the same luck.StefanBRNRD wrote: ↑Mon Aug 05, 2024 12:23 pmAnyone having problems mounting the Slica 105 RDH? Can get it properly indexed. No problems with OE direct mount.
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Unfortunately very difficult... but the shop ultimately will leave everything at max.. just because you and I want it slammed or close to slammed, doesnt mean your neighbor does...how many spacers are installed on this bike / how many do you want taken out?? I honestly can't tell 5mm worth of spacers , but thats just me.. does your shop have a fitting station at all? Take it for a ride full stack, and get them to adjust the fit bike for less spacers.. its the least a shop could do for you if your spending thousand of dollars there!!forklifter wrote: ↑Mon Aug 05, 2024 12:20 pmI want to test ride a SL8 and therefore lower the stack by putting away spacer. I can not fix the headset. Only if the full stack of spacer are mounted the headset is tight. In the manual they say Max 5mm spacer above stem???? How should I test ride a bike when I have to ride all spacer or cut the fork???
Even though @pariscarbon already shared his experinece, I got info from my mechanic. He said he mounted levers last. Waiting for him to reply and confirm my understanding, which is he dismounted hoses from levers and later attached them again? Is that possible? As you can see I know very little about technical stuff He also said you can do it either way. I can't say I have any complaints regarding how my bike operates, but then again it's true I also don't know if I am missing something and it could work even betterrollinslow wrote: ↑Thu Aug 01, 2024 4:26 pmThanks! I would definitely appreciate that info.GaBa wrote: ↑Thu Aug 01, 2024 3:10 pmTrue, shifters had hoses attached to them. Will check with him how he did it and let you know.rollinslow wrote: ↑Thu Aug 01, 2024 1:48 pmSo Spesh want you to route hoses from the brake caliper up to the shifters. I believe Campy has the opposite where the shifter comes connected to the hose. I figured just a bit more difficult to do it this way.
While it certainly is possible to disconnect the brake hoses from the Campy brifters, it is a fairly difficult operation and can result in damage to the connection at the brifter. I would not recommend doing it unless the brake hose has to be replaced.GaBa wrote: ↑Tue Aug 06, 2024 8:20 amEven though @pariscarbon already shared his experinece, I got info from my mechanic. He said he mounted levers last. Waiting for him to reply and confirm my understanding, which is he dismounted hoses from levers and later attached them again? Is that possible? As you can see I know very little about technical stuff He also said you can do it either way. I can't say I have any complaints regarding how my bike operates, but then again it's true I also don't know if I am missing something and it could work even betterrollinslow wrote: ↑Thu Aug 01, 2024 4:26 pmThanks! I would definitely appreciate that info.GaBa wrote: ↑Thu Aug 01, 2024 3:10 pmTrue, shifters had hoses attached to them. Will check with him how he did it and let you know.rollinslow wrote: ↑Thu Aug 01, 2024 1:48 pm
So Spesh want you to route hoses from the brake caliper up to the shifters. I believe Campy has the opposite where the shifter comes connected to the hose. I figured just a bit more difficult to do it this way.
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Thanks! Seems I should find a new mechanicNickldn wrote: ↑Tue Aug 06, 2024 10:00 amWhile it certainly is possible to disconnect the brake hoses from the Campy brifters, it is a fairly difficult operation and can result in damage to the connection at the brifter. I would not recommend doing it unless the brake hose has to be replaced.GaBa wrote: ↑Tue Aug 06, 2024 8:20 amEven though @pariscarbon already shared his experinece, I got info from my mechanic. He said he mounted levers last. Waiting for him to reply and confirm my understanding, which is he dismounted hoses from levers and later attached them again? Is that possible? As you can see I know very little about technical stuff He also said you can do it either way. I can't say I have any complaints regarding how my bike operates, but then again it's true I also don't know if I am missing something and it could work even better
Edit: we just talked, when asking further how he built it he said if hoses were attached to the lever then he did not dismount them. But confirmed that it is easier to start from caliper and finish at the bar.
It wasnt fun the first 3 days believe me...
I feel you brother. Experience the same thing right now!Sander7721 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 05, 2024 10:57 am[quote=PFoxy post_id=<a href="tel:1882402">1882402</a> time=<a href="tel:1722792944">1722792944</a> user_id=151996]
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what would you do after s works crash?
1) get warranty s works frame and rebuild it?
2) get warranty s works frame and resell it to try to recoup monetary losses?
3). eat the losses and don't do anything
The replacement frames are either all black or black with white logos... not my taste at all.
I would choose Nr. 2 if I were you. Luckily, my financal loss is covered by insurance, I will just get a new frame. Unfortunately the chameleon frame is no longer available. I will either find one left or go with a Magenta.
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Maybe hild out for all the new colourways.
Should have told insurance the frame was custom painted
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No I am not planning to wait this long plus I love Chameleon the most. Try to get the same frame but not sure if I get it. But I would be able to get a magenta, second best colour IMO
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Looks like Gelu seatpost for SL8 is coming soon..
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