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Not glamorous. Swinley.

Following @Jeff H 's idea I used two MuckyNutz face fenders and so far it seems to work. Before and after pics below.

I think to get the best results you have to put time into the physio. You’ll be back before you know it.

I had a replacement 2years ago and wear a thinner pair of Daianase (sp) for general riding and wear a heavier pair of Race Face for quicker or rocky areas. The knee recovered well although was taking ages with the first physio who had a very gentle ‘don’t go into pain’ theory. I change physio...

Just seen your name, are you actually a beekeeper? If so are there any good forums for beekeeping as I’m thinking of starting? Thanks

Quick update Thanks for all the advice and help. I changed, lubed and yes cleaned components individually to see if/when the nose would go. Cleaned bike - no change Swapped saddle - no change Removed and lubed seat post - no change Headset - removed/cleaned/lubed top bearing - no change...

No not yet, I’ve just lost interest with it atm.

Thanks I was beginning to suspect that, I’ll change the saddle and see. Cheers

Yep, it’s as soon as the bike is on a gravel/trail not so much on the road.

Thanks Allan I'll have a look next weekend. Cheers

I dont think a bit of dust will create that noise, but thanks :-)

I'm falling out of love with my Levo. The forks/front end creaks so loudly I cant ignore it while riding, the bike also turned off twice during my last day ride. I did take it back to the shop and they said it was caused by damp but I hadn't washed it for a month and been no where near water...

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I thought my forks had an annoying rattle but bizarrely found out it was the seat post. A bit of gt85 resolved months of trying to find it.

If you decide to go for the Levo, contact Chris @berkshirecycles the service, knowledge and help is incredible.

Ok thanks

After measuring my chain recently I was disappointed to see it’s at .75 after 240 miles. Then reading posts about chains noticed people changing at .5 as my Park tool only has .75 & 1 I figured maybe I should change the Park tool as I brought it for a 10 speed. Is there a tool for 10 and one for...

Yep it’s a multi tool, it’s quite good. The clip is really tight, it comes down and out to the left (from memory )

Thank you.

I ordered a 24mm spanner to remove the fork top to change the tokens. However now I found it’s a kind of splined tool. Can anyone tell me is that the same as the cassette tool? Thanks