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Riding with wife today, stopped for gas and attempted to adjust the pre-load on the rear for her 105 lb ass. NOPE. Stuck solid, no movement either direction of the handle.
Be going to the dealer for repair/replacement.
ARGH!
That said, we had a nice 4 hr. ride and killed a tank of fuel. Doing my part to stimulate the economy.
Barry
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Careful there Barry because an unkind, careless and coarse person might come along and say something like 'Wow, how much does she weigh in total?'. But not me, I would never say anything like that..... Sorry but you kinda' set yourself up for dat one.
BrianRiding with wife today, stopped for gas and attempted to adjust the pre-load on the rear for her 105 lb ass. NOPE. Stuck solid, no movement either direction of the handle.
Be going to the dealer for repair/replacement.
ARGH!
That said, we had a nice 4 hr. ride and killed a tank of fuel. Doing my part to stimulate the economy.
Barry
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Nice shoes.
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My adjuster also seized (this is the second shock) and following the advice that someone else made, I unbolted it from the frame, turned it upside down, and sprayed WD40 into the cap. Problem solved.
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My adjuster also seized (this is the second shock) and following the advice that someone else made, I unbolted it from the frame, turned it upside down, and sprayed WD40 into the cap. Problem solved.
I will give that a try.
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Removed it, tapped it sorta gently with a breaker bar, and turned the knob HARD. It broke free !
Nice....
Barry