Get rid of it unless you enjoy the pffffffffffffffffffffffffffff noise it makes
kondrecklomar on
You have to keep it and pet it once in a while as indicated
/s
verynaughtytodd on
Less weight!
Supa fazzzzz
spideyghetti on
It’s illegal
Frogee_e on
Yes
cyclingpistol on
Happy new bike day!
DevelopmentOptimal22 on
I would remove that, between the drag and weight of the sticker, you may as well just have bought an entry level drivetrain if you leave it.
Zealousideal_You8576 on
It will fall off by itself during a wet ride
whitemilk_mark on
the sticker does serve a purpose for the user. removing it is part of the final FD adjustment procedure for whoever unboxed/assembled your bike. since it hasn’t been removed, at the very least it was adjusted by someone who didn’t know that (because they didn’t read the procedure even once), or it serves to indicate that your FD was not adjusted/checked before letting you ride off with your new bike.
it’s sometimes okay because on new bikes the front shifting usually isn’t that picky, and it may work just fine. just keep it in mind if you bought it from a shop
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no reason to keep it, so sure.
You have to keep it
Yep, it’s only there for installation purposes.
Get rid of it unless you enjoy the pffffffffffffffffffffffffffff noise it makes
You have to keep it and pet it once in a while as indicated
/s
Less weight!
Supa fazzzzz
It’s illegal
Yes
Happy new bike day!
I would remove that, between the drag and weight of the sticker, you may as well just have bought an entry level drivetrain if you leave it.
It will fall off by itself during a wet ride
the sticker does serve a purpose for the user. removing it is part of the final FD adjustment procedure for whoever unboxed/assembled your bike. since it hasn’t been removed, at the very least it was adjusted by someone who didn’t know that (because they didn’t read the procedure even once), or it serves to indicate that your FD was not adjusted/checked before letting you ride off with your new bike.
it’s sometimes okay because on new bikes the front shifting usually isn’t that picky, and it may work just fine. just keep it in mind if you bought it from a shop