Concept2 Forum

a light coating of WD40 did the trick for me, had a few rust patches developing, some WD40 + steel wool .. cleaned them all out, then applied a post scrub thin wd40 coat .. seems to be holding up well.

Used with Zwift No problem the full schebang, rides, workouts, races, TTT's ... beautiful Used with Rouvy - connects ok works BUT Rouvy classify this as a Classic Trainer which means you are excluded from many of their official events/races. Worth bearing in mind, just in case someone is thinking of...

not even close, I am 6ft tall btw.

The one i use is Long Nose 165mm (6½") Length 55mm Jaw which i picked up from amazon ..

this gives me about a 10-12cm extension

And completely forgot to add, Extended the handle using a locking long nose plier gripping onto some old handlebar tape. works perfectly for me at east Wrapped the whole thing with handle bar tape, will get something more pleasing to they eye, once i dont have to wait in line to get into a hardware ...

Thanks

This is a great idea, re the markers.

Hey all, Weird one this, but thought id check if anyone has the same problem and potentially a solution/hack. I am finding, i have to bend way too low to adjust the resistance dial, in pretty much all cases i have to stop pedalling, bend down change it to the setting i want, and then start pedalling...

Does anyone know what the wheel size should be for the speed sensors please

Hey was trying to do this on edge, to clarify the steps are Menu -> Connect -> Connect ANT+ -> ANT+ PWR ->(once this is picked up) -> Remember ANT+ -> Connect ANT+ -> ANT + SPD/CAD -> (once this is picked up) -> Do nothing and then repeat Menu -> Connect -> Connect ANT+ -> ANT+ PWR ->(once this is p...

yup that worked, the prying that is ..
thanks

Hi All,

Just got a new bikeerg all assembled and everything, however the handlebar reach adjustment seems to be very tight,

I am having to really yank at it to move it to the right settings.

Was wondering if anyone had any tips on how to get this moving a tad smoother.

thanks