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OP, that sucks. My brother was close to buying one last year, but went with a Stigmata instead. Hope it works out.
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Yeah. 1x has been great except I prefer 2x but rather have a working bike. If you read the site and comments you will learn that both owners are very much about 1x. Of course this is my opinion but i think 2x on that bike was an after thought.
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I agree with that sentiment and trust me, when I was having all those chain suck issues I kept quite and thought, hey maybe its me, or maybe its this specific combo of components. Only when they told me that they have others complain of the same thing I was like, wait so yall know about this but don't post about it anywhere?
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If one sample is bad it means QC svcks. The frame in the video has very bad bb tolerances and it should not pass through QC even if it costs 10x less. I won´t even go into the voids on the carbon since i did not see any proof even if i believe it´s there. |
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Actually, it's not clear that the bottom bracket is out of spec, if you reference the specs as defined by FSA. The tolerances that Hambini quotes in his video apply to one side of the bottom bracket. The specs on the other side are quite a bit more lax. The concentricity of the two sides seems to just squeak by.
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"I saw a werewolf drinking a pina colada at Trader Vics"
Sorry, Friday night... |
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Out of spec based on the tolerances Hambini quotes, or by the tolerances specified by FSA?
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Based on the test he did on camera when he showed one side was too tight while the other was too large . Watch the video.. Did you? Anyways i am done here. Keep the good work.
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FSA specs the internal diameter as 46.00 +0.00, -0.05 on one side, but 46.0 ±.0.2 on the other with a concentricity of 0.1. |
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