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ljsmith wrote: If it says Shimano, then it is a PF86. You just need a PF86 for the specific crankset you are using. Below is a link to Wheels Manufacturing for the different PF86 bottom brackets. Keep in mind many…
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I bought a Kona Libre frame the other day and I've got just about all the parts I want for it but does anyone know what bb it has? It's a press fit obviously but Kona's website just says Shimano pf and that's it and I…
NoCoGreg wrote: As the owner of a Specialized Epic with a proprietary rear shock that has been discontinued (read: no replacement parts, no service, no replacement units), I'm just a bit hesitant at buying new…
denyski wrote: I own the Kona Libre. It came spec'd with Ultegra components and the new clutch rear derailleur. I believe the new 105 was not yet available. The front crank was spec'd lower than 105 so I switched it out…
chunkylover53 wrote: I tested one (not a long ride). I loved it. I currently ride a Salsa Cutthroat and really like it, but was thinking of a different bike that's a little more race-y. So I didn't feel it was too tall…
Has anyone ridden a Kona Libre? The geometry is a bit different, its got a pretty tall front end kinda like a Fargo. There's two versions of it. The Libre DL which is 1x with Force and a 2x with 105 and a 650b wheelset.…
I've had the hydraulic version of these on my Warbird for the past month or so. I love them. Yes they can be a little awkward and they take a little getting used to but I don't see myself going back to brifters.
Jalm3yda wrote: Hi guys, anybody have been able to fit a bigger tire than the MSO!? I wouldn't mind something a tad bigger, like the WTB NANO or the SURLY KNARD, just for the fun of it... Cheers The Surly Knard is 41c…