D digobike Devout Dirtbag Wednesday at 16:30 #51 Then there is no easy way. Unscrew the plastic adjuster, then you could easily pop it back pushing the base of the adjuster to something solid.
Then there is no easy way. Unscrew the plastic adjuster, then you could easily pop it back pushing the base of the adjuster to something solid.
J Jimmy2021 Old School Hero Wednesday at 16:45 #52 digobike said: Then there is no easy way. Unscrew the plastic adjuster, then you could easily pop it back pushing the base of the adjuster to something solid. Click to expand... I thought so. I was wondering if there was an easy way out.
digobike said: Then there is no easy way. Unscrew the plastic adjuster, then you could easily pop it back pushing the base of the adjuster to something solid. Click to expand... I thought so. I was wondering if there was an easy way out.
J Jimmy2021 Old School Hero Today at 15:21 #53 Ok, I found the "trick myself. If you carefully turn the adjuster all the way clockwise with flat pliers, it doesn't go down anymore, so the knob can be secured properly without dismantling anything. I hope this helps someone.
Ok, I found the "trick myself. If you carefully turn the adjuster all the way clockwise with flat pliers, it doesn't go down anymore, so the knob can be secured properly without dismantling anything. I hope this helps someone.
