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Old 01-04-08 | 03:52 PM
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foresthill
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Bikes: MTB: Stumpjumper FSR, Road: De Rosa King 3

Originally Posted by cslone
Because there is a general complaint that I keep seeing about the Truvativ BB's being tight. Just wondering if there were other options than spending $200 on ceramics.
I've read that as well. Tho:

1) SRAM says there's a break-in period and most longer-term reviews I've read seem to agree that they get much better after a couple hundred miles.
2) i just replaced my FSA's with force and I can't feel the bb being tight at all, even with only maybe 100 miles on them

Originally Posted by Dubbayoo
Yes, the reason I'm upgrading to the Red brifters. The throw should be much easier. Usually I can't shift at all under load. If I can I have to hold the lever full tilt for several seconds to get it to go.
Yep. I've had similar issues with my Force (tho not *that* bad) even using the Force FD. Played around with a bike that had Red on it and it was much much better. Better enough that I think I'm going to upgrade to the Red brifters.
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