Good evening friends!
I've been off the trails for a couple years and only recently have rekindled my love for the sport.
I'm interested in conducting my own maintenance so I can learn more about my bike and save myself some money (in a way).
After having a search through rotorburn for 'maintenance book', I've come up empty handed.
I'd like to know if any of you have bought some maintenance books, what you like about it, what you don't, whether you recommend it and why.
I've heard that the Parktool book doesn't give you details on suspension maintenance, is this correct?
In addition to the maintenance book, I've been looking around at a few tool kits and I'm spoilt for choice!
I want to purchase something in the $300-$400 range, I guess an entry level kind of kit.
For those of you who've bought kits, what do you like/dislike about it.
I'd also like to know which tools are a definite must have; (I can then determine if any kits I'm looking at do or don't have the must-haves).
Looking forward to all your replies and I'm also looking forward to joining a number of you on the track in the future
I've been off the trails for a couple years and only recently have rekindled my love for the sport.
I'm interested in conducting my own maintenance so I can learn more about my bike and save myself some money (in a way).
After having a search through rotorburn for 'maintenance book', I've come up empty handed.
I'd like to know if any of you have bought some maintenance books, what you like about it, what you don't, whether you recommend it and why.
I've heard that the Parktool book doesn't give you details on suspension maintenance, is this correct?
In addition to the maintenance book, I've been looking around at a few tool kits and I'm spoilt for choice!
I want to purchase something in the $300-$400 range, I guess an entry level kind of kit.
For those of you who've bought kits, what do you like/dislike about it.
I'd also like to know which tools are a definite must have; (I can then determine if any kits I'm looking at do or don't have the must-haves).
Looking forward to all your replies and I'm also looking forward to joining a number of you on the track in the future