Just got the Endurace CF7 105 Di2 and it’s sick. Have ridden 500 miles, the bike fits really well, and feels fast. However, the seat post falls like 1 mm every time I ride. It’s not much of a difference and I don’t mind adjusting. Any tips on getting it to stay put? I’ve tightened it using the given torque wrench with appropriate torque. Really would like to not have to send it back. Any ideas on how to get it to stay? Pic for attention
by Significant_Today_24
4 Comments
get good carbon paste, it will fix the problem
If it’s the grub screw that comes loose use blue loctite. Otherwise carbon assembly paste (canyon uses the “dynamic” brand paste but I’ve made good experience with finish line. Both are relatively cheap but work great. Ps awesome bike I have the same one and it rekindled my passion for cycling and pushing my limits. Earlier this year I did my first solo metric century with an average above 30 kmh and a few weeks ago I did a solo century on my gravel bike with 31 kmh (endurace would’ve been about 32,5). I’ve dropped cycling for about 6 years and just started last year, basically from zero.
I just bought a cf8 disc endurace and I found needed a bit more of the carbon paste than just a dab like the manual called for. I also found that the included torq wrench was a bit under torqueing comparted to a ritchey torq wrench. So not really sure the included ones are all that accurate.
Need more pics with those wheels!