take it off the bike and get a rigid fork that requires no service other than a quick rag wipe down after every ride.scrat said:
Reba Race 29er Maintenance
So I read today in the service manual that I should get this fork serviced every 100 hours of operationg . . . oops.
Question:
Where should I take my Reba Fork for routine maintenance?
thanks in advance,
Sam
Question:
Where should I take my Reba Fork for routine maintenance?
thanks in advance,
Sam
1 - 20 of 21 Posts
Yes, the same goes for my anus.yetisurly said:requires no service other than a quick rag wipe down after every ride.
However, if your fork needs service, you can send it in yourself to RockShox. In terms of LBS suggestions, I use the Slippery Pig. Any LBS should do.
Dirdir said:Yes, the same goes for my anus.
You have to wipe after every ride?
Ladies and Gentlemen. You are about to witness a classic case of Arizona thread hijacking at it's best. Don't be alarmed. History has shown that these sometimes "thread hijacks" have been known to make a few laugh, some to hate and can last anywhere from one to seven days and can eventually repeat itself as fast as a Del taco breakfast buritto or when one is bored and decides to dig it back up a month or two later.
You dig up breakfast burritos a month of two after you bury them?
Aren't comments about other comments that are thread hijacks thread hijacks themselves? Read my first post. I answered the question.Konapdlr said:Ladies and Gentlemen. You are about to witness a classic case of Arizona thread hijacking at it's best. Don't be alarmed. History has shown that these sometimes "thread hijacks" have been known to make a few laugh, some to hate and can last anywhere from one to seven days and can eventually repeat itself as fast as a Del taco breakfast buritto or when one is bored and decides to dig it back up a month or two later.
Yes, but your first remark is technically a thread hijack, using your "logic".Dirdir said:Aren't comments about other comments that are thread hijacks thread hijacks themselves? Read my first post. I answered the question.
Yes, you did and that was kind of you. The good thing is. No smilies have been used in this premature thread hijack. And yes, comments about other comments could be considered an attempt at thread hijacking but I look at my post as if I was the narrators voice coming in to give a synopsis of what is to come or has come or is about to happen.Dirdir said:Aren't comments about other comments that are thread hijacks thread hijacks themselves? Read my first post. I answered the question.
So what good are you to the original poster? What does your running commentary about nothing have to do with anything?Konapdlr said:Yes, you did and that was kind of you. The good thing is. No smilies have been used in this premature thread hijack. And yes, comments about other comments could be considered an attempt at thread hijacking but I look at my post as if I was the narrators voice coming in to give a synopsis of what is to come or has come or is about to happen.
Only after a good night ride and if the moon provides enough light. It's a pain-staking processyetisurly said:You dig up breakfast burritos a month of two after you bury them?
Question 1. Iam providing an insiders look into what is happening so the origional poster is not alarmed and those who lurk will make sence of it and keep from calling the ATF.yetisurly said:So what good are you to the original poster? What does your running commentary about nothing have to do with anything?
Question 2. Absolutly nothing. Anything is nothing if nothing is being said.
The rule is if the post is at least 50% on topic, it is not a thread hijack. My post was well over 50% on topic, and yes, I do need to wipe down my poop shute after every ride.yetisurly said:Yes, but your first remark is technically a thread hijack, using your "logic".
Here are my suggestions in Yetisurly's order of preference:
1. Order the rebuild kit and do it yourself
Here are my suggestions without Yetisurly's order of preference:
2. Send it yourself to RockShox
3. Slippery Pig
4. Landis
5. Rage
1. Order the rebuild kit and do it yourself
Here are my suggestions without Yetisurly's order of preference:
2. Send it yourself to RockShox
3. Slippery Pig
4. Landis
5. Rage
Remind me...
idea: ) you just bought a brand new saddle.
I've never serviced a Reba (many Fox and Zoke's though) but watching George over at the Pig change my most recent Reba from 80mm to 100mm made it seem pretty simple to do.
to never, ever sit on any of your bikes... ever... :nono: unless of courseDirdir said:I do need to wipe down my poop shute after every ride.
idea: ) you just bought a brand new saddle.I've never serviced a Reba (many Fox and Zoke's though) but watching George over at the Pig change my most recent Reba from 80mm to 100mm made it seem pretty simple to do.
Thanks Dirdir.
And to the rest, thank you also. I got a chuckle out of the threjack.
cheers,
Sam
And to the rest, thank you also. I got a chuckle out of the threjack.
cheers,
Sam
Avoid down time and do it yourself. It is very easy to perform the maintenance.scrat said:Thanks Dirdir.
And to the rest, thank you also. I got a chuckle out of the threjack.
cheers,
Sam
Dirdir said:Here are my suggestions in Yetisurly's order of preference:
1. Order the rebuild kit and do it yourself
Yes, do it yourself. Why put yourself at the mercy of others?
http://www.sram.com/en/service/rockshox/view.php?catID=1&subcatID=8
some just are envious of those that can care for themselves.
I thought they banned Olestra.Dirdir said:The rule is if the post is at least 50% on topic, it is not a thread hijack. My post was well over 50% on topic, and yes, I do need to wipe down my poop shute after every ride.
Man I need to get that rebuild kit. I think.
1 - 20 of 21 Posts
- This is an older thread, you may not receive a response, and could be reviving an old thread. Please consider creating a new thread.
Mountain Bike Reviews Forum
A forum community dedicated to Mountain Bike owners and enthusiasts. Come join the discussion about bike parts, components, deals, performance, modifications, classifieds, trails, troubleshooting, maintenance, and more!
Full Forum Listing
Explore Our Forums
Top Contributors this Month
View All
ilmfat
859 Replies
DIRTJUNKIE
440 Replies
Sparticus
382 Replies
Recommended Communities
