Novatec seems to have a pretty decent range of information available on issuu.com. I used their hub catalog to get the info on the hubs on the fat bike so I could order the spokes before I had the hubs in hand.

Yes, I've got a reply of one of the distributors with this link: http://issuu.com/novatecwheels/docs/novatec_hubs_guide_2014

Here is a Bearing Replacement video for the D772SB hub.
I'm looking for the correct bearings now. Does anybody know which one I need ? (Already send a email to some distributors, waiting for answer).



Replace the bearing of the freehub:

Recently, I was looking for a replacement of my iPhone 5. I don't like Apple, it's to expensive in my eyes.

Some nice phones on the Chinese market:
- zte nubia z7 mini
- kingzone k1s
- IOCEAN X8

Why paying a lot if it can Chinese

Jiayu G4S looks also very nice. I take it in considering.
Does the G4s have smart screen wake-up (tapping on the screen), like in this video ?
 

Welcome Andy.
Sorry, I'm not familiar with all the state abbreviations. Where does KY stands for ?

First questions:

• Since I don't have a scale, how much will be the weight of the complete bike (in Kilogram) I recon abount 9kg with 1550gr wheels and single-ring setup. Might even be a bit less?
• I don't have any liners in the frame for my cables. Just keep on pushing/trying until I hit the exit?
• Carbonpaste on seapost, steerertube/forktube and no paste on handlebar?
• Grease: white, normal, on all screws and bearing grease on headset.

Hi Youri,

1]
I've got almost the same setup as you. I've got a 680mm handlebar, RockShox Reba RL fork and standard SPD (m520) pedals.
I started my setup with a 2x10 drivetrain (XT) and the weight was about 9,5 kg.
Now I'm riding the bike with 1x10 (as we discussed in our PM's) with a Absolute Black 34t chainring (I wanted the oval one, but it wasn't on stock by the LBS Mantel). And still using the standard 11-36 XT cassette. The weight now will probably around the 9,2 kg.
To be honest, the weights are WITHOUT pedals and other accessories (like my Garmin).
I think you setup will be 1 kg lighter, about 8,2 kg ?
2]
I had liners in my frame. It makes it a lot easier.
I running my RD cable full hoses. I had to drill the cable holes at the front and back. At that point, I hadn't a liner for this cable anymore. I used some iron wire (the iron wire (with some thin plastic on it) you're using in the garden to fasten plants to the fence or whatever). I put in the iron wire, which was my liner from that point. And then it's easy again.
The only tricky part is the rear brake cable if you don't have a liner. Try and be patient Start at the back and pull it forwards.Don't install your fork yet.
3]
Carbonpaste every where two elements are connected to each other and carbon is involved. So, carbonpaste at your seatpost and handlebar. Connection between stem and fork is aluminium on aluminium. No use of carbon paste needed.
4]
White grease (montagepasta) on all your screws. For some screws it's better to use locktide.
Bearinggrease on your headset and BB.

I've got the same bottle cages as you and these two sucks! When going down on a bumpy trail, I always lost my water bottles. Most of the time I'm riding with a camelback, so it's not a big issue for me.

You're welcome.
I hope you never have to use it.


For the record: where did you bought it?

The area is named Arrabida Natural Park in Portugal, near the capital Lisbon, great place to ride, a small set of not very high mountains near the Atlantic. Weather has been superb, but cold, even if i guess is hot for some of you guys for this time of the year If you guys came i can be your tour guide... lots of sun, good wine, amazing beaches.

I'll keep that in mind Two years ago I was in Lisbon. I liked the place.
It's never to cold to ride. Even with -19 degrees I don't care

Nice weight for your bike.