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  1. Robert Holler

    Fenders for 2020 S40?

    Sadly, yes the 2020 fork has less room than we all wanted for fenders in the 700c. The crown was changed to better match the head tube all in trying to keep the seat as low as possible for dual 700c - and it ended up a bit too tight with a 30c tire. But definitely if you spring for 650b the...
  2. Robert Holler

    Don't let a data freak into biking

    I think I need another cup of coffee to figure out what my brain just saw up there. :-)
  3. Robert Holler

    Any Tall Guys out there (like 6-4 plus) riding the Q45??

    Cool. I know Jim has made his lengths pretty custom on his race bikes to shave that small bit of weight. In general though I don't recommend any cutting except for short riders - and then only cutting enough to make the inward adjustment. Ideally the more tube overlap the better for overall...
  4. Robert Holler

    Any Tall Guys out there (like 6-4 plus) riding the Q45??

    PSA for everyone utilizing the scales on top of these booms and sliders: Note that the relative position of these numbers is pretty pointless for a "universal" measurement as the etching on the tubes has moved over time and on different models. As we have come to use the same boom and slider...
  5. Robert Holler

    S40 Question about Seat / Headrest / Turning

    For a small amount of $ send an email to us at support@cruzbike.com and Marianne will hook you up with a set of the headrest tube/pad that comes with the bike. We have spares. The stock headrest setup on the S40 is pretty good for most people. Take a look inside the headrest holes at he top of...
  6. Robert Holler

    Chain jump/slipping when increased pedal force used

    Here is a good basic adjustment video. Youtube has several for sure. Note that there is a fine balance to adjusting a derailleur and usually adjusting one thing can impact another and the order of the adjustment is really important:
  7. Robert Holler

    Chain jump/slipping when increased pedal force used

    Also, ensure that the chain stay to boom interface is centered. Sometimes those clamps can be a bit loose and the stay it not nice and centered on the BB shell.
  8. Robert Holler

    S40 Question about Seat / Headrest / Turning

    Congrats on your S40! With some practice you will be riding like a pro. -The extender is for the front of the seat - to extend it if needed for a bit more of a platform for your butt to rest on. -I have never had an issue with the position related to the seat/main tube being close to the...
  9. Robert Holler

    Flat

    Very good points. Also I have seen people go down as when they get a flat tire they seem to just physically cave and turn into a noodle and let the bike go down. Awareness is key and you have to be mentally and physically in control of the bike at all times, especially when you are going to be...
  10. Robert Holler

    S-40 Bike maintenance stand

    The Parc PCS-10 is what I use. Works perfectly. https://www.parktool.com/product/deluxe-home-mechanic-repair-stand-pcs-10-2?category=Portable
  11. Robert Holler

    Q45 - First Two Rides ...

    Great writeup and great suggestions from all on the light mount and also the shock. :-) Robert
  12. Robert Holler

    What stand works best for service?

    I just use a standard Park Tool PC9 - just clamp around the boom or slider and let the back end hang down below the front a bit. Works perfect.
  13. Robert Holler

    S40 Electric Blue Build Specs

    Correct. The stock wheel on the complete is 135.
  14. Robert Holler

    If you comeback do it with flare

    Whenever I have added on the pounds I just consider it more of a bonus for my land missile downhill speeds. Hahaha
  15. Robert Holler

    new S40 colours coming March 31, 2020

    This is true for the 2019. There is a slight fork crown change on the 2020 that reduces the clearance a bit there for a 30c or 32c (depending on rims/tire brand) for the front fork. This change however possibly allows for a caliper brake to be used (haven't tried that) and this is the best...
  16. Robert Holler

    Making progress learning to ride hands free

    Its like learning a good musical instrument - practice, attention to the details, and getting it to fit right end up paying huge dividends - and when you master it - it is amazing. Keep up the good work!
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