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PM sent regarding the not-so-nice Campy cranks.

Re: new comer I think a cable cover would be too thick, but it shouldn't be a problem to find some sort of plastic (?) tubing to do the job. It won't stay in the frame, so I suppose it won't matter what material it actually is. We'll see...

Re: new comer It does, thanks mate! Off to the teflon-sleeve shop, then...

Re: new comer Hi Flynnie! You should keep an eye out for little (or big!) cracks in the frame around the aluminium parts. They could spell big trouble. STS´s are apparently prone to breaking in those areas, although I haven't had any problems in the 11 years I've had mine. The bike has...

cjax, the main problem is the rebound damping. Or the lack of it. Pondering over what to do with the rear shock I rang up a person who still services these. In his opinion replacing the seals and giving the thing a general overhaul might give it a new lease of life. So I think that for now I...

I second what pretty much everyone has said here. I've a 130mm Z1 on my STS and it suits the bike very well. It used to have an older 100mm Z1 before, but the longer travel suits the bike better in my opinion.

Thanks ashes, they're the ones who make the Genesis. I suppose that is the best choice outside Rock Shox. Although doing a bit of googling I bumped into a manufacturer called Stratos who apparently had a trunion adapter for their shocks, BUT I couldn't find their site...Are Stratos no longer...

Everyone, thank you for the super quick replies! Good to know what I'm actually riding... Like jimihendrix pointed out, it seems I'm more than little confused with the LTS/STS history, there seem to be quite a few differencies between different years and so on. I'll ponder over this and do...

Hello everyone! I found this site when I was looking for information on my trusty STS...never realised it's quite that old :wink: So, the question is about the LTS/STS family, mainly the rear suspension. First of alla a few general questions. My STS is apparently a 1997 model, the frame...