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Old 12-22-04, 06:31 PM
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I got the 6700!

I got the 6700! That bike is so good I think that the rim is a little bent though. It came with the Hayes Nines those brakes are really nice. One problem with the bike is that th e seat can be really uncomfortable in certain areas if you know what I mean) I want like a comfortable seat. Will a seat that is like just for your butt work or should I not use that for xc biking? I really like this bike especially the 27 gears. I can't wait to ride it again. Please respond with the seat issue, and my cleats are reallyhard to clip out and I often fall. How can I loosen the tension of the springs? I don't wanna mes sup the bike.
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cookie for the gentlemen quickly!
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what kind of pedals does it have? If im not mistaken there are tension adjusters on many spd pedals. maybe i have my facts mixed up
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Congrats on the bike. A bent rim on a new bike is inexcusable though. You should take it by the place you bought it and have them true it. As far as seats go, I have the WTB Speed V, which is basic, but I like it. It could be a cheap fix if you don't like what the bike came with. Post some pics for us.
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there should be an allen key bolt on the pedal, often between the two sides of the springs, adjust and try, adjust and try
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Originally Posted by Mtnbike247365
I got the 6700! That bike is so good I think that the rim is a little bent though. It came with the Hayes Nines those brakes are really nice. One problem with the bike is that th e seat can be really uncomfortable in certain areas if you know what I mean) I want like a comfortable seat. Will a seat that is like just for your butt work or should I not use that for xc biking? I really like this bike especially the 27 gears. I can't wait to ride it again. Please respond with the seat issue, and my cleats are reallyhard to clip out and I often fall. How can I loosen the tension of the springs? I don't wanna mes sup the bike.

I really like the WTB Rocket V Race that came stock on my '05 Kula; one of the most comfortable saddles I've owned.

What kind of pedals do you have (SPD's I suspect)? I'd consider a migration to Crank Bro's eggs or Time ATAC's but that's just my preference (I don't see myself ever going back to SPD's).

Congrat's on the new bike!
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This page should help you with pedal adjustment.

https://bike.shimano.com/product_imag...540-520_SI.pdf

Clock wise to decrease, counter clock wise to increase.
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congrats I wish I was getting a new bike
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Ha you got one 2 months ago PWRD.
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Here are some pics of my new 6700
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??....dude...there are no pics....
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Originally Posted by Mtnbike247365
Here are some pics of my new 6700
Yea - nice pics. They really download fast.
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Yea - nice pics. They really download fast.

Something like this? My advice is to buy a Brooks Saddle. Type that in the search bar on this forum and be born again.

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Here are the pics. the last ones were to large to upload they exceeded 2.00 mb. so here is a smaller version
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how do you post pics?
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Originally Posted by Mtnbike247365
Here are the pics. the last ones were to large to upload they exceeded 2.00 mb. so here is a smaller version.
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how do you post pics?
Classic. Just poking fun Mtnbike, search the user forum for info. It can be found here. Look forward to the pics.
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https://www.parktool.com/repair_help/FAQindex.shtml

use it, love it. i don't know if it will help you now, but it will in the future. It's far cheaper to do repairs/overhauls when you're not paying a shop. Leaves more money for parts.
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undefined I[IMG]C:\Documents and Settings\Johnny\Desktop\Trek 6700.JPG[/IMG] think this link will work
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i hope this works
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Old 12-23-04, 06:22 PM
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well, that kind of worked but the picture looks like crap. Thats the best I can do.
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https://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/d...powertoys.mspx You can get an image resizing tool for Windows XP here. It lets you right click on an image file and resize from there.
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