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#4526
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wow, you have been busy the last few days, wasn't the CAAD7 sporting yellow yesterday? Both are very nice rides man.
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I was trying to convince myself very hard last couple of days to keep both CAAD's and make one of
them as ugly as possible just to test how much I love it anyway.
Finally it was decided to get rid of my beloved
single speed (see below). My wife for some reason think that 5 road bikes is too much.
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I won't get into politics in the forums but a wacky price sounds good. Just do like everyone else on ebay and CL, charge hundreds more than it's worth and say it has less than 500 miles on it.
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I was trying to convince myself very hard last couple of days to keep both CAAD's and make one of
them as ugly as possible just to test how much I love it anyway.
Finally it was decided to get rid of my beloved
single speed (see below). My wife for some reason think that 5 road bikes is too much.
them as ugly as possible just to test how much I love it anyway.
Finally it was decided to get rid of my beloved
single speed (see below). My wife for some reason think that 5 road bikes is too much.
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I have a creaking sound coming from my 2012 Caad 10-5. I was on my Saturday 50-miler a couple days ago and hit a full size adult raccoon (roadkill) after I had looked up to clear the road ahead and missed him in my scan. I don't think that hitting the roadkill or the 2 by 4 board a month ago would be substantial enough to cause structural damage, and on this particular ride I didn't notice the creaking sound start until a good 20 miles had passed after the impact. The bike has never been laid down. It only occurs under power, on the bottom of my right pedal stroke. I looked to make sure there was nothing I could tighten and took it to my LBS to have them check it out. I only have 900 miles on the bike.
Any ideas??
Any ideas??
#4534
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Probably BB30 issues.
Have your LBS reinstall the bottom bracket, and use Loctite 609 Press Fit Bearing Retainer on the outer bearing diameter and bottom bracket shell. Should solve the issue.
BB30's sometimes start to have issues around the 200mile mark if installed improperly, and the 1000mile mark if loctite wasn't used proper. If you get passed those milestones without issues, you should be good to go.
Have your LBS reinstall the bottom bracket, and use Loctite 609 Press Fit Bearing Retainer on the outer bearing diameter and bottom bracket shell. Should solve the issue.
BB30's sometimes start to have issues around the 200mile mark if installed improperly, and the 1000mile mark if loctite wasn't used proper. If you get passed those milestones without issues, you should be good to go.
#4535
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Lots of things can sound like BB creak. My personal favorites are rear skewer, pedal threads, seat post clamp and seat clamp. All of those are much easier to rule out first before getting your bb taken apart.
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Probably BB30 issues.
Have your LBS reinstall the bottom bracket, and use Loctite 609 Press Fit Bearing Retainer on the outer bearing diameter and bottom bracket shell. Should solve the issue.
BB30's sometimes start to have issues around the 200mile mark if installed improperly, and the 1000mile mark if loctite wasn't used proper. If you get passed those milestones without issues, you should be good to go.
Have your LBS reinstall the bottom bracket, and use Loctite 609 Press Fit Bearing Retainer on the outer bearing diameter and bottom bracket shell. Should solve the issue.
BB30's sometimes start to have issues around the 200mile mark if installed improperly, and the 1000mile mark if loctite wasn't used proper. If you get passed those milestones without issues, you should be good to go.
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Hi folks!! My caad 10 2013 105 team replica:
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The grass leads me to believe that the wheelset was Photoshopped, and everything else is real.
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CAAD 10 fork question: can you replace stock fork with aftermarket fork? I thought I remembered reading the 10 has a very specific fork to that model. Thanks
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To my knowledge it's just a normal fork w/1-1/8 steerer tube. not sure what would be special about it. There's alot of stuff i would replace before the fork though.
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You can use any fork that is 1 1/8 -1 1/4. If the dimensions are different then you are going to change the geometry. The CAAD10 fork is very good though. Only reason to change would be to reduce weight. You could use an Evo fork on a CAAD10. IMHO not worth the expense though.
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HA I knew it. Wonder if he will be coming back. Not the end of the world that he photoshopped it. He did an alright job, but come on...To post it as your bike as is, as your introduction?