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Well I took my bike to the shop today and had the latest software update done and things seem to be smoother but no real big change.

no adapters needed if you get 203 hope rotors, I did it with no problems at all

Mine ended up being the chainring bolts were loose.

Another thing to check is your chainring bolts. I been trying to track down what it was for months and ended up being those,

yes but was enough clearance and no problems

no problems at all. you will like them. They work and look great. I ended up buying hope brakes also, not that anything was wrong with the sram/hope set up, I just wanted some bling

The revgrips are nice. best way to describe is you go over a rough section and instead of constant banging on your hands it is more like a muffled thud. Took me a year to decide to try them and happy I did

I have people ask if these hurt the performance of the bike, here is my last couple rides. Strava. These are places I ride all the time

Mine was my retirement gift to myself.

we are moving to Florida this summer to have all year riding. I have had enough of snow and long winters

I figure would be a nice place to share what we have done to our bikes as older men and woman to make them a little more comfortable. I talked to other older bikers and like me around age 60 things changed in my body and had to adjust my bike accordingly. We do not recover as quick and each...

what do you mean by linkage upgrade?

lol I know I figured 6 months out of it, It is a great bike, just got in from riding with people half my age and keep up with them no problem. Damn things are the fountain of youth.

Chain is checked regularly and shifts fine, I am old and do most of my riding in eco. once in a while I will use turbo and trail but very seldom. Been working on mountain bikes since they first came out and have a little bit of an idea what I am. doing

You can keep your nuts, chain is fine and will be replaced when needed.

Has any one tried the EX-1 and also what do you think of it?

That is the plan. Always replace both chain and cassette at same time

it is a little over 50%. I am curious how many miles I will get out of it before it breaks. I plan to replace it all when it does. Shifts and still rides like a dream, I clean and lubricate regularly

Yes and I love them. I have used them in snow mud and every condition you can think of and have had no problems with them. It was originally a test because I ride maybe 15% of the time on the road. I think they are a great all around tire