Feeling out of my depth!
RallyBiker
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I've just upgraded from my Halfords bought Diamondback Outback to a Whyte 46. My initial feeling of euphoria has now moved through to awe,to floundering in mild panic/confusion. Any advice. My gut feeling is to leave all knobs alone and just take it to Coed Y Brenin at the weekend! :shock:
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You need to set it up and adjust it first! Ie suspension etc.
Did you get any manuals?0 -
If you have no manuals - try on www.whytebikes.com - I believe they have downloads of that kind of thing.
Basically you need to get front and rear suspension working properly otherwise a trip to Coed may be an exercise in frustration or worse!Closet jockey wheel pimp whore.0 -
take it to the bike shop that you bought it from dude and ask them to set it up to ur weight etc!!2 Broken fingers broken again... F@$%^£g hell that hurt!!!
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METAL!!!!!0 -
+1 for taking it back and asking them to set it for you. taking it to cyb as it is could make it a miserable experience.
if you have a shock pump, you could have a go yourself at setting the pressures, usually you are looking at about 25%sag in the forks and shock, but check the whyte website for confirmation and enjoy, quality bike!if it ain't rainin.....it ain't trainin
Stick your 'rules' up your a%se0 -
defo need to set the bike for you..
you don't want to be riding a buckingbroncho at coedy..
the 46 is an amazing bike and should inspire confidence,,, if you can't set it up your self then take to a shop i'm sure they will assist you.www.bearbackbiking.com
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Thanks for all the advice! Getting it sorted now!
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