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Post-DALMAC Bike Pr*n… Taking the Time to Clean the Steed

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434 miles last week, 10,000+ miles since I bought the bike.  This is why I take the time to keep my bike clean…  It’s worth the effort.  A clean bike is a quiet bike.  A quiet bike makes its owner happy.


2 Comments

  1. Juan Estevez says:

    Hi Jim, just wondering; any issues with your Venge after 10K miles? Upgrades? My 2009 Roubaix has been practically bullet proof but. I do change the chain around 1 – 2K miles and the cassette every other time. The factory bottom bracket has been the only issue.

    • bgddyjim says:

      Well, that depends on what you call “issues”. The wheels that came with the bike sucked and were excessively heavy. Those got broomed first. The crank is what I had problems with… it would collect dirt and “clunk” over time. It had to be cleaned every time I rode in wet or damp weather. I upgraded to the S-Works crank, no more dirt collection issues. So, other than that, it runs as quiet as the day I bought it. I would spend the money and buy the bike again if I had to.

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