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I've had my S-40 about 18 months and the shifting has always seemed a little off. Having a factory built bike I soon discovered the Sram cassette had 2-3 mm of wobble. Replaced with a XT 10 speed cassette and upgraded the Sram chain to a one piece KMC 10 speed chain. Better shifting but still...

Replaced the stock seat on my new S-40 with a Thor Carrier Seat, made my ride much better. The stock seat just didn't fit my body, and I tried to adjust to it, but was very uncomfortable for me. The Thor Carrier supports all of my back and neck with no headrest.

I went for a short (30 miles) ride on Sunday and at the end of it had to make a quick stop at an intersection because of traffic. I was moving at less than 10 mph when I had to brake to avoid a vehicle. Went I put my feet back on the pedals it felt strange. The frame had broken, right above the...

I am considering replacing the stock 26in wheels with 700C. Does the front wheel require some dish or is offset built into frame? Looking at the 26in wheel its seems as if no dish was required but may be different than using a 700C wheel.

Replaced my current flat pedals with Pedal Innovations Catalyst pedal. Noticeable difference on starts and climbs, can now keep up with upright bike buddies on climbs. The Catalyst pedal is designed to support ball and heel of the foot, other pedals only support the ball of foot, even the...

Decided to replace the original elliptical chainwheel with a Rotor Q-cx1, used a 42 tooth as original and what a difference. Much better power transfer and a smoother stroke. I have had a slight problem with the de-rail shifting since purchasing the bike, but the new chainwheel solved the...

Anyone know the details, like exact location and types of rides? jphipps

Does anyone know who makes the de-railer hanger for the Quest 3? Or is it a common part that can be ordered from a bike shop?

installed air shock on Quest, smooth noise free ride. Good Bye BOB

I finally found the source of noise from the rear of my Quest. After 2 thousand miles, numerous adjustments and tightening all quick releases on the rear of the bike, I found the source of a "RRRRUUUUU" sound. It was the quick release on the shock. The bolt on the quick release is threaded all...