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The Grizl doesn't have internal storage, only the new Grail does. The only other bike I can think of to add to the list is the new Stigmata.
I must have over 3,000 miles on my set of 44's mainly riding around Minnesota gravel roads. I had one puncture in the front wheel that sealed up after I removed a small shard of glass (happened when riding on an asphalt…
I am using it on my Open WI.DE. and plan to switch between the Rudy and my carbon rigid fork depending on the conditions. My carbon fork is internally routed so I picked up some adhesive cable clips and routed the cable…
Just an FYI... I didn't really want one, but the RockShox Rudy is on sale at the-house.com . If anyone was interested but thought $800 was too steep, they are 40% off while they last (~$500). They have the 45mm and 51mm…
I got my Tufo tires from Bike24 with a few other items. I think shipping was ~$20, but it looks like they no longer ship Tufo tires to the US which is a bummer. I love my Thundero 44's.
My previous bike had internal cable routing for a bottom pull Front Derailleur, but the routing didn't have internal sleeves. The hole for the FD cable popped out on the downtube just before the bottom braket. I ran 1x…
Which Posiedon model do you have? The Redwood has a 73mm BB shell, the Dropbar X has a 68mm BB shell... I believe the standard spindle that comes with the Easton cranks is 129mm and designed for a 68mm BB shell width.…
TwoWheeler wrote: Same here. Maybe if we get this thread to more replies than the Carbonda one, they’ll notice. It is getting to the point they should just change the name of the site to Riding Carbonda...
I use this bike gear calculator all the time, if you use the 'speed' settings it allows you to input tire size. https://www.bikecalc.com/gear_speed A 700c x 45 mm tire, a 38T chainring and 11-46 cassette yields 26mph at…
jdadour wrote: My 44s are 46-46.5 on 25mm ID hookless rims. Same here, after a few hundred miles mine are just a tad under 46.5mm on my 25mm internal width wheelset.
I have been running two sets of wheels with different hubs for awhile. I never have any issues with the derailleur/cassette, or front brake, but almost always have to adjust the rear brake caliper. While it would be…
I picked up a set from Bike24, since the USD and Euro are basically 1:1, they were only ~$35 USD/each, shipping was another ~$20, but I ordered a few other items at the same time to make it worth while... I have a few…
I just did a 60 mile gravel ride on the 27.5 x 2.2 Conti Speed Kings which appear to have the same tread design. I was really impressed with them, super fast rolling, plenty grippy for me (I take corners like a little…
Weird, I absolutely love the EKAR cassette jumps, and other than the brakes think it is the best part of the groupset. Once I dropped down to a 38T chainring from a 42T chainring, and switched to the 10-44 casette I…
I just put 30 miles on a Kenda Sabre Pro 27.5 x 2.4" and came away impressed...it is slightly undersized at 2.3" on my 26mm internal width rims. Might be another option for you to consider (it comes in 29" x 2.4").
Just an FYI, HED has added N3W freehub options on their website for their wheelsets.
They went with a 73mm BSA BB to get that tire clearance. So it sounds like they worked with SRAM to make a longer BB spindle? But it still has a narrow Q-Factor somehow? They also had to revise the fork to accomodate…
Well if you shut down your entire website for several days, it better be amazing whatever it is. Seems like risky marketing strategy...
The only people that are going to win this lawsuit are the lawyers. I wonder what rim and PSI they were running, and how you prove it was within the recomended range. I have a set of Hunt Hookless Rims with some 27.5 x…
Anyone care to speculate what Lauf is coming out with? I was just watching a CyclingTips review of the new Fox gravel fork and wanted to see how much the Lauf Grit SL fork weighs, but all the links on their website are…