u/PollyMollyMorphic

Is it just me or do disc brakes rub due to an improper setting of the spokes in the wheels? I installed some wheels today and the tyres were deflated. I undid the caliper bolts, pressed the brakes and screwed down the calipers. No rub. Inflated the tyres and got a rub. I haven't figured out how to solve this yet, but it seems like playing around with spokes might actually be the right strategy?

I cut and inserted the hydraulic brake cables into the levers yesterday. (First bike build) I was so focussed on not cross threading the flare nut that I totally didn't pat attention to whether the cables were inserted all the way in. What are the symptoms of a hydraulic cable not being inserted all the way in?

I visited a website for a restaurant yesterday and I got a Bitdefender pop up saying "Threat successfuly deleted". I was on a Mac and using Safari.

>An infected file attempted to run on your device.
Threat name: Generic.JS.Obfs.B.765B74F2
&gt;>>Long path to file<<<
We deleted the file to prevent malicious commands from being executed on your device.

I couldn't find any mention of this in Google other than this being a Trojan. Trying to learn more about this to see if I should be doing something about it.

So I cut my steerer tube and I ended up being 4mm below the stem rather than the 3mm that is stated in the manual. Is this close enough? I was cutting at around 2.5mm and just the thickness of the cut put me at 4mm. Or should I get rid of a spacer and try again?

So I cut my steerer tube and I ended up being 4mm below the stem rather than the 3mm that is stated in the manual. Is this close enough? I was cutting at around 2.5mm and just the thickness of the cut put me at 4mm. Or should I get rid of a spacer and try again?