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Selling my Fargo Ti complete with Thomson stem and post. Size small. It saw little use having only done one Heck Epic and a Royal 162. I also have some custom made bags for it.
I switched from the Woodchippers on my Fargo to the Cowchippers. With the Woodchippers, setting up the brifters to a comfortable position while also keeping them in the proper spot for necessary brake lever clearance…
I installed the TRP Spyres on my Colossal and would recommend them both for price and performance over Avid BB7 which I also have on my Soma Triple Cross. The dual piston makes for a positive action without the minor…
I've been using the Belgian+ HED built set for a couple of years now on my gravel rides and races. Have not had to retrue once. Also built a pair of American Classic 101's in 29". A little lighter and a little less…
I'm thinking and gathering info for possible planning purposes. Can I let you know sometime late tomorrow?
Sorry to hear of your injury. What category are you in? 60
I carry 2 on the bike (one is with electrolyte) but many have found that a Camelback, or like equipment, works best. Reasons for this are: 1. Water bottles can be jiggled loose and/or easy to drop on a bumpy course. My…
Most all pedal fails I've heard or seen were eggbeaters but it may have been due to lack of proper maintenance. They need to be lubed more often.
Got a Belgium+ wheelset last year from HED. Mine are built 32 hole, 2 cross for my disc brake setup. I'm still confused about the difference between the Ardennes+ and these but 2 gravel races, including a pounding on…
Clement LAS's work well enough. It's mostly about width and pressure with tires. Soft but not flaccid. Train for hills... and distance. Train for distant hills. Mostly bring your propensity for fun. 60
You're right. I misread across on the chart on the 73 degree seat angle. Maybe I should test ride one and then report back. 60
High BB, steep angles. How is this endurance gravel? Seems more like cyclocross.
I was looking at a Moots also but wished they would modify the Vamoots CR to accept fatter tires and disc of canti's and lower the BB. Only reason being is something built for more enduring comfort and handling rather…
Searched last year for something with disk and lower BB. Came upon this new offering from Soma, the Triple Cross, in polished stainless steel tubes. Added carbon bars and fork to reduce some vibration. Still tweaking…
Also rode the HED Belgium+ this past year. I like the width and profile that they allow for mounted tires. Feels more sure footed and floats better over softer ground. Assembled some components over the winter months…