I'm going to put this on a full suspension bike...any issues with this reading accurately on very technical descents...lots of bumps. Thanks.
2011224
I have a lefty and so I had some challenges trying to figure a way to mount it. Apparently Cannondale makes a mount ($20) to put computers on their lefties. Things have been fine since. Just make sure you mount the magnet and the sensor somewhere that is a constant. Sensor goes on your lower fork, that way it stays at the same place as your tire while going through the paces of the mountains. I have two of em. They work 98% of the time. They start getting dodgy when their batteries get low, but that is to be expected. I reccomend it.
2011225
The pick up probe is very sensitive for the gap to the spoke mounted magnet. I would not recommend it for this application.
2011226
It seems as it would be dangerous to looks at how fast you are going while you are flying down a hill at speed. I only look while I am on smooth safe areas. It's small but works fine. I have never crashed on it so I am not sure if it can take a beating. Bottom line is it depends how steep and technical but I only look at it when it is safe and I don't have to look at obsticals and extremely rough terrain . Good luck,RL
2011227
It seems as it would be dangerous to looks at how fast you are going while you are flying down a hill at speed. I only look while I am on smooth safe areas. It's small but works fine. I have never crashed on it so I am not sure if it can take a beating. Bottom line is it depends how steep and technical but I only look at it when it is safe and I don't have to look at obsticals and extremely rough terrain . Good luck, RL
46017
I have seen as much as 50 psi give or take how quick you are removing it. I'm a heavier rider so I have to wrestle with it a bit but it doesn't usually take too much longer to get correct. I'd suggest a decent pressure gauge to ease the issues. Good idea to have one of those anyway.
1175140
I use it on my bike (Cannondale T800) which has drop handlebars. It's a bit of a squeeze and it does bump the cables when I take it on and off, but it works for me.
438014
Yes, there should not be a problem, when you buy the cable that is what you really have to look out for, make sure you buy Road bike break cable, the head is different for MTB and road. Make sure the bike is step up to brake not to lock up the wheels. Modulation not skidding is what you want in your breaks... Best of Luck, they have a neat feature on the front side, a small pin slides in and out to bring the lever a bit closer to the handlebar. Have fun and keep riding
276042
Hi, no problems. everything is fine. It has a good ligth but not as good as the over $1,000 better quality ones. but performs great for my use in offroad.
1846939
if you were to put this on a bicycle, i'm not so sure it would handle a bumpy ride - but I don't think it's intended for that type of vibration.
1390317
Absolutely. I mostly ride it around the neighborhood with my daughter. I hit the trails a lot also. I will eventually upgrade the front shocks, but I am a heavier guy, thats why.
1287148
Yes, it's not that bad. Check out youtube it will help alot. It says 125cc on it not sure if it's correct.
1479648
The stock shocks will be just fine as well as the sway bar. An adjustable track bar is recommended but not needed I'm using the stock one and the only thing I notice is the front axle sits about half an inch towards the driver side more then stock but it won't wear any parts or drive weird. I say go for it my truck looks awesome!
1805932
Yes. If suspension is stock no problem. Any issue I will quickly resolve though
424783
I have this, a 200 cc bike and a 650. It carries my 200 no problem. Im way too scared to put my 650 on it. Would not advise you try. If you do, let me know how it goes.
709068
I use this derailleur with a 7 speed MegaRange cassette. The problem I have, is that the rear derailleur mounts with that "arm", thus causing the derailleur to hang low. This, in turn, causes the chain to hit my centerstand style kickstand in certain gear combinations. Annoying, but certainly not fatal. I will switch to another centerstand.
1534533
I just checked it out for you by placing my rear tire in. Worked just fine. I was worried about the clearance for the derailleur - but it was no problem whatsoever. I love mine.
194346
Installed on my 2008 GMC Sierra 1500.Rode like there were no shocks at all.Set them to the softest setting. That may still be too stiff. Run the minimum acceptable amount of air pressure in the tires might help a little. The shocks definitely ride pretty rough at slow speeds over bumps.
986974
O rings have been secure enough for me, at least for the two months I have been using the mount. I'd suggest getting a couple of spares for each bike . . . just in case. How will extended periods of sun and rain affect them? As I said, just in case.
366720
Its a great edition to my giant MTB, beings your running on a small frame it will raise the front ride height so be prepared. All in all it is a very compatible shock. Get your measurements right tho! So you won't be unhappy. also it only works with disc brakes.
172476
I am currently running this setup:RaceFace NW 32t up front.Deore 8 sp drSLX 11-34t CassetteShimano 8sp chain.Not a single dropped chain since I put the NW on.