I see that the 0.1 cc spacer fits the 0.5, it have some kind of bed where it stuck, the 0.1 is compatible with the 0.2cc spacer?
First time on a Mondraker 2025 Crafty R
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AlfreDoss
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Yes, there is no bed on the 0.2" spacer but you can stack them, put the 0.2 first and then the 0.1 facing the bearing housing assy.
You can use the 0.1" with any of the other spacers, according to this chart:
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AlfreDoss
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Hello, anybody experienced unscrewing of right lower link bolt? I mean the one right behind che chainring.
It's third time it happens in less than two months, the other screws are always tight.
It's third time it happens in less than two months, the other screws are always tight.
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Bogdan_CH
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It's a known failure. Check it on the forums. The insert has some issues in the frame. Is the inside of the frames ok? It seems some Crack there
This one in the red circle? which requires to takes of the chain guide, crank arm and chainring?
Does anyone now if the tool from the picture below will be ok to take off chain ring nut (green cirle)? This is a 8 tooth as nut.
AlfreDoss
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Yes, that's it.
I bought this tool on Amazon, you can use with a torque wrench with a 1/2" adaptor.
Bosch Active Line Plus Bottom Bracket Ring Puller : Amazon.it: Sports & Outdoors
Bosch Active Line Plus Bottom Bracket Ring Puller : Amazon.it: Sports & Outdoors
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AlfreDoss
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The frame seems to be ok, as I wrote in Italian ebike forum where we both use to write.
You need this one BBT-18 Lagerschlüssel / Bosch Gen4 Lockring Tool
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Yes, Its happened to me twice, i just used some thread locker and so far its been fine
Bogdan_CH
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So this tool for sure is good ? I'm replacing my transmision tomorrow with X0, as well the chainring so I need a tool to remove the lockring. As well, for the crankarms, do I need a crank puller or it just comes out with a 8 mm Hex ?
Today tried the 0.5 and I’m happy,was keeping blowing the o ring of the shock shaft with 0.2 and decided to give a bigger jump
AlfreDoss
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I've already used two times, perfect and as I said you can use it with a torque wrench with a 1/2" adaptor.
You need a ISIS crank puller as well, after you unscrewed the 8mm hex bolt on crank.
or you can buy this one which already has 1/2 standard socket .
SuperB TB-1069
edit: my bad didn't saw your comment.
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AlfreDoss
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That's the one I own.
Exciting ! Love the dynamic color
Thank you
I was fortunate to ride one last week and wow it's a favorite!
Felt like a good fit but only did a bit on the road not many reviews on this one, ill just have to find out my self.
rooftiler1
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I've got one of these and absolutely love riding it—no complaints so far.
That said, I did notice the rear suspension linkage bolt on the drive side started to work its way out and was pressing against the chain guide. Luckily, it didn’t come all the way loose. I took it to my local bike shop, and they applied Loctite to that bolt and a few others. Since then, I’ve put about 150 miles on it and everything’s held firm. It’s a good idea to check bolts periodically on any bike, but I figured it was worth mentioning.
Interestingly, I later ran into another rider with the same bike who said it’s a known issue. He even carries a cut-down Allen key to tighten it on the go, though he knew Loctite could fix it.
That said, I did notice the rear suspension linkage bolt on the drive side started to work its way out and was pressing against the chain guide. Luckily, it didn’t come all the way loose. I took it to my local bike shop, and they applied Loctite to that bolt and a few others. Since then, I’ve put about 150 miles on it and everything’s held firm. It’s a good idea to check bolts periodically on any bike, but I figured it was worth mentioning.
Interestingly, I later ran into another rider with the same bike who said it’s a known issue. He even carries a cut-down Allen key to tighten it on the go, though he knew Loctite could fix it.
AlfreDoss
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I carry one as well, fortunately it happened only once more time during one of my tours, after than I put a good amount of blue threadlocker and it's still holding.
It's also useful to mark bolt with white marker on the inner side of the frame, so you can see easily if it's unscrewing.
Bogdan_CH
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It's a know issue by Mondraker. Most frames replaced under warranty. On mine the paint cracked badly around the interior on both sides. But the ideea is, threadlocker is your friend on all bolts on this bike.
Yes i have replaced my headset to this:
Cane Creek Fifty Headset | Precision Bicycle Headset | EC, IS & ZS Configurations
Upgrade your ride with the Cane Creek Fifty headset. Precision-engineered in Fletcher, NC with sealed bearings, modern aesthetics & EC/IS/ZS options. From $79.99.
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You need the ZS56 version part: BAA2363K
Bogdan_CH
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Wondering if I should spend more to get the 110? ( Around €100 vs €80 for the 50)
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Do not think they have it in the 110 version
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