crank bro's joplin remote kit

lawman

how easy are they to fit? im pretty good at most stuff, but never had experience of remote posts before, might strip it down too if its also a fairly easy task?

cheeers

jj1048

The fact it's a seat post isn't that relevant. It's easier than setting up a rear mech, just read the instructions - 1/2 hour job. Same again for stripping down.

Just out of interest, how long have you had it if you haven't stripped it down yet?

lawman

jj1048 wrote:

The fact it's a seat post isn't that relevant. It's easier than setting up a rear mech, just read the instructions - 1/2 hour job. Same again for stripping down.

Just out of interest, how long have you had it if you haven't stripped it down yet?

bout two weeks, but i bought it second hand, seems to be fine, but seeing as im messing around with it. may as well give it a quick tinker while im there

biff55

lawman wrote:

bout two weeks, but i bought it second hand, seems to be fine, but seeing as im messing around with it. may as well give it a quick tinker while im there

Ah , the golden rule of bike fettling , keep fixing it till its broke
Good lad.

Anonymous

Had mine for ages now, my home made gaitor is keeping it running sweet, even after a few crashes and heavy landings.

CharlieH

Fitted my remote in about 30 mins and that included choosing the routing for the cable. Very easy to do and made a huge difference to using the lever under the saddle

The Northern Monkey

yeehaamcgee wrote:

my home made gaitor

:?:

Anonymous

You need to get to a zoo, boy, I said gaitor, not gator