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Trust me this is a real headache for me as well. Bike parts and "groups" are becoming more like iPhones and that is a real headache. Especially as an OEM, where we cannot simply order bunches of spare components - both because we aren't allowed to and also because it makes no financial sense...

Given the design of the tube and the clamp and headset used - it is already as low as it can get. Maybe the thin spacer the sits there could be removed but that is like 2mm max. We do have a curved slider for it that would likely do the trick, or longer chain stay could also bring the bars lower.

Hey all, I wanted to add a post here for anyone wanting to get an S40 rear rack. The rear rack production order for the S40 covers several hundred bikes and we have had them for the last several S40 batches already (racks have a very high MOQ as opposed to the bikes where we have more freedom...

If you go 26" you will be able to get a 2" Big Apple in there - but not much bigger/wider. Robert

The 24" wheel sets we have were custom made.

I can see if they have this type of detail.

I have a message in to our rep to see about this. The Chosen hubs are used on A LOT of bikes (they get branded a lot as other's hubs) so it is possible there are others that can fit. Ill post what turns up...

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The Viscoset will directly replace the upper section the old headset.

Unfortunately those parts are few and far between - if any. A new setup won't work as every part of the chain is changed from the stay to the fork, etc etc... Can you send me an email to robert@cruzbike? I will need several measurements - the mm OD of the tube, wall thickness, length from the...

The boom on the front end is long from the factory to allow for a long X-seam fit. For some shorter X-seams it can be necessary to cut off some of the boom, as the end of the tube will butt up against the threaded inserts in the slider when inserted far in. Only cut off as much as is needed...

That is likely a 1.0 There are not many of those in the wild and there were not a ton of those made. Classic

The parts for those larger "big boom" V's are hard to come by and we do not have a ton of them anymore - mostly as people bought them all up years ago for the most part. It is also important to know that there were not tons of those versions made - and the design at the time was much more...

You can go all the way in or out (but not too far out to disengage the threads) and this will set the amount of preload for the shock when you sit on it.

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Lots of practice always - and make it fun and soon you will be no-hands*! *only for fun and practice - not a realistic ride-on-the-road skill...

This should fit no problem.

Give us an email as we can get you a new slider.

Art, The Shimano style should work - note that "normal" brake pads have a thicker backing plate than the stock ones - so it might be the case that with the replacement pads you need to leave the "heat sink" (questionable if this even works) out and not use it. The thickness of most pad backing...