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It's fairly easy to over tighten bolts especially with carbon parts which can cause (expensive) damage. I'd recommend you get one and not take the risk. Won't break the bank and will be useful for future maintenance [emoji106]

Obligatory New Bike Post:

Haha. Very kind Moto although im sure it will be some time before I post again anyway [emoji38]...

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New shoes anyone? [emoji91]...

So, so true! Quite depressing...

South Downs 100? https://www.ukcyclingevents.co.uk/events/wiggle-south-downs-100-sportive/

Cancelled!

Can't see it going ahead with the current forecast. Hopefully it clears up...

To be honest its not something I focus on. I guess it just comes as a result of keeping up the momentum? I just try to go as quick as i can and put out as much power as my tired legs will let me [emoji21]

Ah. Horsebridge Hill. Only ever climbed it and taken the descent into Fittleworth. I can imagine the descent being interesting in those conditions [emoji6]...

Conti 4 Season: 28's at 75psi on my Winter. Feel great in the wet and very comfortable. Conti GP 4000S 2: 25's on my summer at 90psi, love them. Like the look of the Pirelli's mind you...

What no breakaways? [emoji14] I'll be interested for sure!... Sent from my SM-G920F using Tapatalk

No worries... Indexing? Yeah not too shabby...

What's up with the shifter?

Force through the pedals will lock it into place for sure. If the powerlink wont come apart using just your hands then I would advise to only use chain link pliers. Anything else may cause damage. A chain link tool will be no help at all with a power link, they are to remove pins from chain...

Did you manage to get the chain sorted? If you don't have a set of chain pliers you should be able to get the powerlink to lock into place by putting some force through the pedals. Just sit on the bike, back pedal a bit then pedal forward to lock into place. If it's a new link you should be able...

This should help... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpTgYGAqtxk

YAY of course

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