New horse - Anthem X with XTR
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Re: New horse - Anthem X with XTR
Postby buster » Mon May 04, 2009 8:23 am
As far as I know, compression damping with this fork is only controlled by the pushlock on the bars. Choices are locked or unlocked.Kalgrm wrote: be careful about letting air out just because you're not using all your travel: you could have your compression damping set too high, which would also prevent you using all your travel when you expect to do so.
The external floodgate adjustment is for when the pushlock is in the locked position.
When this fork is 'locked', it doesn't seem to limit shock travel one iota.
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Re: New horse - Anthem X with XTR
Postby Kalgrm » Mon May 04, 2009 8:10 pm
It's time to have that looked at, assuming you've adjusted the external floodgate adjustment correctly. The fork should only travel about 20mm when locked - if it doesn't, then the floodgate is broken and the fork should be replaced for you.buster wrote:When this fork is 'locked', it doesn't seem to limit shock travel one iota.
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Re: New horse - Anthem X with XTR
Postby buster » Tue May 05, 2009 7:54 pm
OK, found the problem. Pushlock cable isn't pulling the lock around far enough.Kalgrm wrote:It's time to have that looked at, assuming you've adjusted the external floodgate adjustment correctly. The fork should only travel about 20mm when locked - if it doesn't, then the floodgate is broken and the fork should be replaced for you.buster wrote:When this fork is 'locked', it doesn't seem to limit shock travel one iota.
Cheers,
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Re: New horse - Anthem X with XTR
Postby Losiho » Tue Aug 11, 2009 4:04 pm
Buster - sorry to bring up an old thread, but can I ask how you're finding your Anthem so far ?
I couldn't help myself and have put an 09 Anthem X0 on lay buy
I couldn't help myself and have put an 09 Anthem X0 on lay buy
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Re: New horse - Anthem X with XTR
Postby buster » Wed Aug 12, 2009 10:50 am
Well done. I'm sure you'll be very happy.Losiho wrote:Buster - sorry to bring up an old thread, but can I ask how you're finding your Anthem so far ?
I couldn't help myself and have put an 09 Anthem X0 on lay buy
I'm very happy with mine. It took me a while to get the right air pressure in the fork and shock, but now I've got that sorted I've found it to be comfy and fast. I'm running less pressure front and back to what giant recommend.
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Re: New horse - Anthem X with XTR
Postby senator52 » Tue Oct 27, 2009 2:08 pm
Me too, my brother and I are picking up an X3 and X2, respectively, on wednesday
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Re: New horse - Anthem X with XTR
Postby buster » Wed Nov 04, 2009 10:06 pm
Is this thread ever going to die? I'm just back from a shoulder reconstruction about 12 weeks ago and I find this thread on the front page. Here's some free advice... Giant Anthem X's are very nice mountain bikes. I got mine out of moth balls and whacked some 1.5" Mavic Detonators on it last week, locked out the suspension, and it MOTORS. The fox pro pedal works a treat!
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Re: New horse - Anthem X with XTR
Postby Jason » Wed Nov 11, 2009 6:15 pm
Hi Guys i picked up my Anthem X2 today. had a quick ride around the block can't wait for the weekend.
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Re: New horse - Anthem X with XTR
Postby buster » Thu Nov 12, 2009 9:42 pm
Where's the pics??Jason wrote:Hi Guys i picked up my Anthem X2 today. had a quick ride around the block can't wait for the weekend.
You can't just say you've got one and then leave!
Can we have a report on say.....Monday, or maybe a pic over the weekend?
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Re: New horse - Anthem X with XTR
Postby Jason » Fri Nov 13, 2009 4:49 pm
Here is the new ride a Giant Anthem X2.
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Re: New horse - Anthem X with XTR
Postby black4tress » Fri Nov 13, 2009 10:51 pm
I've got my magnifying glass out but still can't make out what it is.................... can you make it larger please
[Centurion LeMans Single Speed] [BMC Fourstroke FS03]
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Re: New horse - Anthem X with XTR
Postby Jason » Sat Nov 14, 2009 11:19 am
ive tried to enlarge it with photobucket but am having no luck. if anyone else wants to have a go, be my guest.
Cheers
Jason
Cheers
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Re: New horse - Anthem X with XTR
Postby Purt » Thu Jan 07, 2010 4:47 pm
I found that the pads on my xtr brakes would rub slightly on the rear but were fine on the front. After alot of adjustment I realised that it seemed to be caused from taking the wheel off. While the wheel is off the inside pad seemed to creep in and get stuck and not return.
For some reason this all stopped after about 6 rides and brakes have worked awesome since then.
Nice giant and nice weight!
For some reason this all stopped after about 6 rides and brakes have worked awesome since then.
Nice giant and nice weight!
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