What have you done to your bike today?

[Mr.Moto]

PNW dropper posts maybe cheap (relatively speaking) and a tad on the heavier side but they work great and PNW offers great customer support.

Yeah, put one on the fatty and it works well at a decent price too.

 

[THATmanMANNY]

Cleaned her up real good and sold her. Even lubed the chain. Haven’t seen her this clean since 6 years ago. This bike owed me nothing. Ridden In the northeast DE to NH. I will miss her little wheels but good to know she is not that far in PA.

 

[GreenMachine]

I’m building a Salsa Fargo ... Steel
Moving all the components from the Cannondale 105 - love both bikes but the comfort / seat positioning - stack of the Fargo is entirely different. Should look like this exactly.

Complete finally

 

[Karate Monkey]

Put the high-heat brake stuff back on, quick wipe down, new grips, and lubed the chain(s)

 

[Turbotrix]

Invisiframe on the Pivot today. Sooo looking forward to riding again now that things are finally opening up.

 

[tonyride]

Pulled out a huge chunk of sealant snot our of a rear tire.

 

[tonyride]

Invisiframe on the Pivot today. Sooo looking forward to riding again now that things are finally opening up.

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I put Invisiframe also on my Mach 6 as soon as I got the bike.

 

[A Potted Plant]

Semi decade brake bleed boiiiiis, make Papa Leo proud

Still got that Shimano red tint
Yum yum yummy

 

[mtbiker87]

Finished building the Mutant X-Ray frame I bought off Jim Vreeland. Ready to hit the pumptrack once the Corona Apocalypse has subsided !

 

[serviceguy]

Not today, more like a consolidated, Covid-19 inspired list of little modification done during the last few days to the fleet..

Elma got a rack...

...Mukky got reassembled, and got a rack...

...and Fuggy got...nothing, but I finished the stanchions repair, came out good and it's really smooth (even though it still doesn't come close to match the Kashima coating, meh)...

 

[Mr.Moto]

Not today, more like a consolidated, Covid-19 inspired list of little modification done during the last few days to the fleet..

Elma got a rack...
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...got reassembled, and got a rack...
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...and fuggy got...nothing, but I finished the stanchions repair, came out good and it's really smooth (even though it still doesn't come close to match the Kashima coating, meh)...
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Is the grey area on the Muk where the repair was done? How did it come out?

 

[serviceguy]

Is the grey area on the Muk where the repair was done? How did it come out?

Yes, it came out good (I think), less smooth than I expected for the money...

 

[Paul H]

Not today, more like a consolidated, Covid-19 inspired list of little modification done during the last few days to the fleet..

Elma got a rack...
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...Mukky got reassembled, and got a rack...
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...and Fuggy got...nothing, but I finished the stanchions repair, came out good and it's really smooth (even though it still doesn't come close to match the Kashima coating, meh)...
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Which do you enjoy riding the most?

 

[serviceguy]

Which do you enjoy riding the most?

I only rode Elma in the last two moths...and very little if any.

 

[mtbiker87]

When things get better we need to set up a fat bike ride Leo. Loving my mukluk !

 

[jdog]

Installed the new PIKE 140mm on the 429. Going from the 34/130 to the Pike has made this fantastical bike even better. I'm impressed with the new fork. Well done SRAM!

I rode with the guys from pivot in March and they all were on 140 forks on this bike. Now I get it.

(yes Chimney rock was too muddy) This rain won't help. This was all from the far side of Newman's Lane btw

 

[jdog]

Invisiframe on the Pivot today. Sooo looking forward to riding again now that things are finally opening up.

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Nice work. Getting the soap/water ratio dialed and using a heat gun makes this job tolerable. Still tedious but worth it.

 

[serviceguy]

When things get better we need to set up a fat bike ride Leo. Loving my mukluk !

Sure thing. Looking forward to it!

 

[Turbotrix]

Nice work. Getting the soap/water ratio dialed and using a heat gun makes this job tolerable. Still tedious but worth it.

For sure. This is the third bike I've done so the process has improved dramatically. A heat gun, patience and a little planning go a long way.

 

[Turbotrix]

I couldn't pass up a killer deal on a set of Code take-offs to replace my cranky 2-piston XT brakes. The Shimanos have a home on a future project I have planned.