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jannmayer wrote: Yes, that's the one. It works pretty well for the price, although the one I got for my mountain bike started peeling off. It's easy to trim to the proper size and hard to beat the price. I must say that…
I use the eesilk and think it’s good. About my only criticism this far has been squeaking after riding a 40km wet and muddy course. I’ve had to lube it to kill the squeaking. I have on the bike here:…
jannmayer wrote: I was torn between the 696 and 707, but ultimately went with the 707. The 707 frame is slightly longer and a little bit slacker than 696, which should make it more stable off road. In addition, the…
uilewuit wrote: Quick non-drive-side picture of my fully integrated Carbonda CFR 707. Super happy with how it rides. Only minor downside is keeping the headset tight. I can tighten it up without issues, but always seems…
RedSquare wrote: Sweet bike. Could you post a pic showing the clearnace of the rear tire at the chainstays? Also, what's the zip tie for at the bottle cage? Total weight? Thanks. Weight setup like this is about 10.5kg,…
Meet Fat Ass Bertha or FAB Bike for short. This bike was built with bike packing in mind, I've gone for the 50mm tyres, and a mullet setup and some squish for comfort (more on that below). The colour is by using vinyl…
I suggest using this site: https://geometrygeeks.bike/bike/carbonda-cfr707-2020-2/ I have already found the CFR 707 frame. Now do a comparison by finding the bike he already has, if not he should be able to find the…
chriscweis wrote: Yes, it'll handle 160 on both the front and the back (that's what I have on mine). The rear doesn't require an adapter at all and defaults to 160. The front requires an adapter rotated to the 140mm…
Hi, I’ve just ordered one these and just wanoto confirm the disc rotor size. The specs show 160/180 but most images seem to show 160mm discs front and rear. Can I confirm it’s 160mm F&R unless using a spacer to get…