Nearly 3000 miles on my stereo 140, Bosch CX, no problems at all.
It got a bit noisy around 6-700 miles but has quieted down now.
The Mrs' Trek rail 5 is around 1000 fautless miles, and went through the same noisy period but is also quieter now.
Ok, thanks. I can do all mechanical servicing myself. I bought the bike mail order due to lack of availability locally. Is there a way of resetting the display so the service message no longer displays?
Hi all, my stereo 140 has clicked over the 2000 miles on the Kiox and now when I start up I get the "service due" message.
Has any one done this recently, and what does it entail and cost.
Cheers.
After lots of adjustments, fine tuning and general faffing and getting soaked, I've resorted to the bit of plastic flower pot fender extender, which has sorted it out.
As the actress said to the bishop, a couple of extra inches makes all the difference?.
I think I would have been better off...
It seems to sit further back on your Levo than on my Cube, I tried several adjustments but could not get it to sit in a position that stopped the water flicking up off of the back of the tyre and on to my back.
I'm thinking I should have got the mud hugger XL. I have a cubeguard 29 that protects...
The rrp proguard is good up front. I bought a zefal rear but it was no good at all.
This one worked but it occasionally buzzes the rest tyre.
https://www.ttcycles.co.uk/accessories/finishing-kit/2020-cube-cubeguard-performance-29-rear-mudguard-in-blue__3971#miv-1
To all that have the Zefal rear guard and have had a positive experience, are you on 27.5 or 29? I fitted one on my 29er and it's useless, I got a soaked back and arse on my last ride.
"Trail use, no big jumps, no down hill" would suggest to me the 140 with 29" wheels would be better suited to your needs. I got one last year as my requirements from the bike matched yours. That said I have encountered a few steep trails that have been dug with some drops and jumps and the bike...