About PC'ing the frame, make sure to tell then to use lower baking temperatures/paint. Just as a precaution, there is a possibility to weaken the frame by exposing it to the same temperatures that originally heat-treated the frame (around t6 temp).
And for the fork with the scratch, i wouldnt even worry about it. Luckily it's high up on the stanchion and a very small scratch. If you dont feel any friction that's great, but you can always get 3M 1k~1.5k (Polishing) Wet Sandpaper and go over the area to really make sure things are smoothed out. Did the same on my current fork, unfortunately previous owner was a bit careless and had two close fairly small round blemishes that were slightly rough. Wetsanded the specific area down for about 10minutes (it's very slow) and result is smooth as it can be.
Hey does anyone have a ball park idea of how much it costs to have a frame painted (2012 specialized status) and does anyone know of any good paint companies there are out there that specialize in painting frames?
it cost $250 dollars for a local automotive shop to sand blast and paint it with 2 different colors
Really auto shops? That sounds sweet and much less that I thought itd be..im trying to have it painted the colors of the blue/yellow demo 8 frameset. Call me crazy I know but by time ill be able to afford it theyll be long gone so have to settle for 2nd best..so would an auto shop be able to do the specialized and status logos also w the paint job?
Really auto shops? That sounds sweet and much less that I thought itd be..im trying to have it painted the colors of the blue/yellow demo 8 frameset. Call me crazy I know but by time ill be able to afford it theyll be long gone so have to settle for 2nd best..so would an auto shop be able to do the specialized and status logos also w the paint job?
get decals from specialized and yes auto shops might sound silly but they did a great job
So I have a 2013 Vivid Air Medium Compression tune on my 2011 Giant Reign. Even when the air canister is filled to 200 PSI, I am running about 40% sag. When I let out the air from the shock at full length, and compress, the shock rebounds from full compression. Any ideas what the issue is?
So I have a 2013 Vivid Air Medium Compression tune on my 2011 Giant Reign. Even when the air canister is filled to 200 PSI, I am running about 40% sag. When I let out the air from the shock at full length, and compress, the shock rebounds from full compression. Any ideas what the issue is?
So I have a 2013 Vivid Air Medium Compression tune on my 2011 Giant Reign. Even when the air canister is filled to 200 PSI, I am running about 40% sag. When I let out the air from the shock at full length, and compress, the shock rebounds from full compression. Any ideas what the issue is?
So I have a 2013 Vivid Air Medium Compression tune on my 2011 Giant Reign. Even when the air canister is filled to 200 PSI, I am running about 40% sag. When I let out the air from the shock at full length, and compress, the shock rebounds from full compression. Any ideas what the issue is?
You're a fat f*ck and need to run 290 PSI?
180 at most with gear.
I don't actually know anything about Vidid Airs. I do know that with my DHX Air 5, I put it as high as I can without getting too close to the max. (so like 25 psi from max on both main and propedal spots.) Maybe its the same for you?
I don't actually know anything about Vidid Airs. I do know that with my DHX Air 5, I put it as high as I can without getting too close to the max. (so like 25 psi from max on both main and propedal spots.) Maybe its the same for you?
First off make certain that the tune is correct. Second remember that the Max PSI has an industry fail safe within it. you can push over the max PSI I have heard up to 1/3 over. If they sent out every shock with an actual say 200 max PSI and everyone used 200 they would have a bunch of failures its more like 300...