Smoothing Giant ISP
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My leg made the cover!
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From: Franklin, IN
Bikes: Trek, Arbourne, BMC, Orbea
Smoothing Giant ISP
I'm am about to start "smoothing" the top of the ISP on a Giant TCR Advanced SL, as the cut from the bike shop is not as true as I would like, and I would like any shims that I might use to make more positive contact with the top of the ISP. I re-installed the cutting guide, and have anywhere from no material to remove at the back of the post up to about 1mm at the front. I planned on using fine emory cloth. Any other ideas/recommendations?
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My leg made the cover!
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 459
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From: Franklin, IN
Bikes: Trek, Arbourne, BMC, Orbea
Hillrider,
Thanks for the suggestion. As it turned out, I ended up with the emory cloth...took all of about 5 minutes, turned out great. However, really appreciate the suggestion about the file. Might not be a bad investment.
Thanks for the suggestion. As it turned out, I ended up with the emory cloth...took all of about 5 minutes, turned out great. However, really appreciate the suggestion about the file. Might not be a bad investment.
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