One thing not mentioned here about the C4 driveside guard is that the jam nut for it is 4mm thicker than the original jam nut which makes it tight to get the hub back in the frame and if you have little tire clearance it can push your wheel off center enough to make your tire not clear the frame on the non driveside.
Handy to know tutorial. However, I recently contacted Source, regarding available guards for my Z-Coaster. Is it correct, there's not much in the way of protecting the Z coaster 10mm / female version?
Actually, for the ZCoaster, we make a proprietary guard for the non-drive, and the C-4 drive side guard will work as well: The 3/8 version on the Z has the same jam nuts as the 14mm so you're all good!
I really enjoy it when people aren't lecturing me for an hour and half on how to ride a bike. I like how Matt keeps it short and sweet.
Thanks Bobby, noted! Hopefully we can get in and get out of these pretty quick, continuously. Hope this was helpful.
really dig these insightful Tech Tuesday videos, would like to see more Z-Coaster related clips in the future, thanks again & keep them coming!
Thanks Jay! Actually, would gladly do that. What would you like to see specifically?
I love tech. Tuesday and also 🌮 Tuesday. You'll made my week. Your team is the best, forget the rest!!🤙😎
Thanks Johnny! Yea, actually, nothing beats a Taco Tuesday. ha! Appreciate you.
One thing not mentioned here about the C4 driveside guard is that the jam nut for it is 4mm thicker than the original jam nut which makes it tight to get the hub back in the frame and if you have little tire clearance it can push your wheel off center enough to make your tire not clear the frame on the non driveside.
how do the elite cassettes hold up to using pegs with the female axels? Is it not advised?
You can, as we offer an inner steel 3/8's axle BUT, if it's heavier peg use, we'd recommend the 14mm GDH axle.
So does the Aegis Rear drive side fit on the 3/8 or no?? Your site says yes but this video says no.
Unfortunately, they do not. Only on 14mm. I'll send a note to change the website description.
@@ProfileRacingOfficial Dang that sucks.. So pretty much I would have to change my axle.
When I run the aegis Guards I got wobbly back and front wheel on my Profile mini hubs never tried the C4 guards
Handy to know tutorial. However, I recently contacted Source, regarding available guards for my Z-Coaster. Is it correct, there's not much in the way of protecting the Z coaster 10mm / female version?
Actually, for the ZCoaster, we make a proprietary guard for the non-drive, and the C-4 drive side guard will work as well: The 3/8 version on the Z has the same jam nuts as the 14mm so you're all good!
@@ProfileRacingOfficial Ok, amazing!! 👍🏼🙏