Does anyone have a spare silver Single Digit 7, left side? I overtightened and completely stripped the tension screw threads on mine, ruining it.
Greg
Lo and behold! I did the exact same thing to my right side SD7 about 2 weeks ago. That leaves me with a perfectly operational left side SD7 with no purpose but to sit in the parts bin. I'd love to give it to a good home. I never particularly cared for the levers and was happy to upgrade to XT. I'll be happy to send it to you for the price of shipping.
Shoot me an email w/ your details if you're interested.
Does anyone have a spare silver Single Digit 7, left side? I overtightened and completely stripped the tension screw threads on mine, ruining it.
Greg
Lo and behold! I did the exact same thing to my right side SD7 about 2 weeks ago. That leaves me with a perfectly operational left side SD7 with no purpose but to sit in the parts bin. I'd love to give it to a good home. I never particularly cared for the levers and was happy to upgrade to XT. I'll be happy to send it to you for the price of shipping.
Shoot me an email w/ your details if you're interested.
Tom
For both of you guys...
The SD7 has exposed spring arms. The arms are made of metal and are bendable. If you want less tension, pull them into the center of the bike past the yield stress. If you want more tension (easier to do) pull them away from the center of the bike. Adjust the other side to match, and voilá.
The SD7 has exposed spring arms. The arms are made of metal and are bendable. If you want less tension, pull them into the center of the bike past the yield stress. If you want more tension (easier to do) pull them away from the center of the bike. Adjust the other side to match, and voilá.
Actually, I should have read the OP a bit better. I didn't strip the tension screw, but managed to strip the mounting clamp bolt hole. Got stupid with a torque wrench. I received some great suggestions on how to salvage it, but I never liked 'em anyway so I went with the XT levers. Right side can be salvaged with a bit of creativity, left side is 100%.
Does anyone have a spare silver Single Digit 7, left side? I overtightened and completely stripped the tension screw threads on mine, ruining it.
Lo and behold! I did the exact same thing to my right side SD7 about 2 weeks ago. That leaves me with a perfectly operational left side SD7 with no purpose but to sit in the parts bin. I'd love to give it to a good home. I never particularly cared for the levers and was happy to upgrade to XT. I'll be happy to send it to you for the price of shipping.
Tom,
Thanks for the offer, but it seems like you're talking about the Speed Dial levers... I need the actual V-brake left arm.
Until then I've just bent the tension wire and adjusted the other arm tension to match... a good hack but not for long term use.
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Does anyone have a spare silver Single Digit 7, left side? I overtightened and completely stripped the tension screw threads on mine, ruining it.
Lo and behold! I did the exact same thing to my right side SD7 about 2 weeks ago. That leaves me with a perfectly operational left side SD7 with no purpose but to sit in the parts bin. I'd love to give it to a good home. I never particularly cared for the levers and was happy to upgrade to XT. I'll be happy to send it to you for the price of shipping.
Tom,
Thanks for the offer, but it seems like you're talking about the Speed Dial levers... I need the actual V-brake left arm.
Until then I've just bent the tension wire and adjusted the other arm tension to match... a good hack but not for long term use.
Greg
Oops, more evidence that I need to read more closely. I wasn't real sure what it was you had done. I was thinking "lever" and not "arm" so I wasn't sure what tension screw you were talking about. I didn't really care, I figured I'd just send the good lever on to some one in need. Now it makes sense. Sorry I can't give you the arm -- that's still going strong. Good luck!