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Old 01-24-19 | 01:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Wildwood
4. Remember …. all that downhill means - 'whole lotta skaking goin on' - tighten down all those bolts and screws, headsets, cranks and pedals.
At my first Cino, I had three chainring bolts work themselves loose and fall out. I didn't notice it (though I did notice that I was having shifting trouble) but fortunately Sunday morning DD noticed it and he and Northbend pointed me to a guy, who's name I can't recall, who had a box full of spares. Those bolts got a drop of Loctite once I was home.

On the tire subject, I've ridden Cino twice with tires that measured 26mm wide. While it is better on wider tires, I had no problems with the smaller ones.
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