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I know the answer is probably no but is this fixable |
RIght outta the motor axle? Prob not without opening the motor and replacing the whole cable |
If there is more room to work with.. maybe |
So uh |
I learned the other day not to mount your speed sensor on the same side of your frame as your chain. |
u can if done right |
im guessing chain slap on the chainstay ate the wire? |
The magnet kept slapping my derailer every time it came around. |
I also learned not to attempt to adjust your speed sensor while your back wheel is spinning. |
As it turns out, your spokes *really* wanna eat your speed sensor. |
Most people mount the speed sensor on the front wheel... |
...that...would make sense |
My front hub has an integrated speed sensor |
@Deleted User Your front wheel also tends to lose traction less often, so gives a more accurate reading |
It would make a lot more sense if it could also read the speed of the rear wheel to stop this traction loss non-sense. |
*shrugs* I think some high end bikes (even gas ones) have traction control now |
as well as ABS |
(And anti-wheelie) |
Do u uh...hear them? |
hear them? |
https://tenor.com/view/fly-over-jets-texas-tiktok-cool-gif-17295307 |
They're right on top of meh |
oh, dunno. |
I ignore all the roars as drag track is near by |
O.O' |
I believe some controllers have a abs feature if ur using a rear hub or middrive fixy |
Youve asked this question before. Your answer was the grin video. You decide if that is fixable with your skills |
Ahhh...yet front hubs would benefit the most from traction control... |
i mean u can still do that with a front hub |
no real difference |
https://tenor.com/view/luke-shopping-location-meme-memes2022funny-gif-26297172 |
how |
Bing boom bam |
Which controller |
dunno |
asi most likely has that |
prob nucular |
its gonna be high end |
K thank |
Why do cranks scratch so easy |
cause its a thin coat of paint? |
that u smacked against im guessing a curb or similar? |
Should be powder coated which is a bit stronger. |
Outside foot down, inside foot up on turns. |
That won't do nothing against a concrete curb or stairway. It's so much force against a tiny point... |
That probably is powder coat if aluminum |
Of course. |
Even the military doesn't have paint that would survive that lol |
Like, your not even removing paint when you do that, your removing the metal the paint was attached to |
Chrome maybe? |
Really you'd need something higher on the mohs scale than concrete. |
Or...just accept defeat as we all have :Ꭰ |
So, diamond based paint, gotcha |
https://tenor.com/view/golden-boy-kintaro-kintaro-golden-boy-funny-anime-drifting-gif-24521023 |
whatever this guys crank is made of |
Cranks cost nothing, just replace it once it gets too beat up |
They slam into shit all the time, I dont bother keeping mine pristine |
When is that? |
When you can afford it? Down to you really. |
Id not lose sleep over it either way, so long as its not cracked |
Alright, I'll keep grinding down my 9€ bafang cranks. Maybe they're still rideable when my pedals fall off |
I usually only see cranks fail after decades of use |
My ride side cranks are special cranks so I can't just replace em. Luckily I got spares |
Ur mom's a special crank |
Yeah, if u see her let her know she owes me blood iron |
https://tenor.com/view/ahh-mr-bean-cute-funny-rowan-atkinson-gif-17427554 |
POV: oopsie |
OOPS |
Todays lesson: small oopsies may lead to big oopsies. Be careful and dont try to ride home if your drivetrain is unhappy |
this will be me soon with my goofy stock chain :thonk: then i replace with SRAM PC EX1 (best value) |
pop a quick link in there and off you go:think: :think: good as new |
maybe LOL |
Man wtf |
Of course the chain would snag the derailleur cage and send it to tim-bak-tu |
Reeeeeee |
https://tenor.com/view/bonk-gif-26414884 |
Yeah, that would have instantly hooked onto your derailleur cage my dude |
And then all your pedal force went straight into the derailleur |
?Probably need a new hanger too? |
ü•πdont hurt me, I was like less than 1km from home |
From the looks of it, someone popped the link off with a chain tool and then pushed it back in |
Which is a bad idea because this will happen |
motor force, actually. 250w is still enough torque to ruin your derailleur |
It didnt do it instantly actually lol |
No way. I havent touched it. My bike shop may have while shortening the chain tho |
They wouldn't have |
Unless there is no master link |
Yea lol |
Is there a master in that chain? |
Used to have one but not on this chain |
No quick linx |
Just chain |
Then you can accuse them of not putting a master link when they shortened the chain |
That's a requirement for this type of drive chain. |
Really? |
Why? |
Yeah |
Because the chain will break |
Sgasy |
I told them id have liked one but why tf is it necessary? Is it like an intentional weak point? Ill ask for one on the next chain |
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