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Hey guys, I have a 2019 Giant Revolt Advanced with the Giant D-Fuse SL seatpost. While I love this seatpost for rough gravel rides it sucks when using the Revolt as a road bike with road wheels. The seatpost rocks and…
Right now my Revolt is running on 43mm Panaracer SK GK tires with some decent clearance. Possible to go up to 50mm? My wheels are Bontrager Aeolus Pro 3V’s.
I'm looking to add 650B wheels with tires up to 50mm (2.0-2.1") tires for some of the more burly rides on my Giant Revolt. I love my current 700C wheels (Bontrager Aeolus Pro 3V's) and want something in the same quality…
My 2019 Revolt. Ultegra 8020 drivetrain with 2020 Easton EC90 SL crank, Bontrager Aeolus Pro 3V wheels, Bontrager XXX integrated bar, and Panaracer SK GK 43Mm tires.
I ended up ordering the Robert Axles this morning and should get them by the end of the week. Thanks for all the help.
As far as I can tell, only difference is the graphics 🙁
According to a rep from Robert Axles the front wheel requires a 2mm nylon flat washer. Not sure if that sounds good to me.
These wheels came on my 2019 Giant Revolt Advanced 0 bike and have less than 200 miles of use. I removed the ugly Giant decals for the stealth look although admit I didn't do a great job. Some residue still needs to be…
I would also consider the Bontrager Aeolus Pro 3V's. As someone who's owned Enve, Campy, Zipp, Mavic, Bontrager XXX, road wheels, these Aeolus gravel wheels are at the same level quality for a lot less money.
I'm currently using Giant branded thru-axles with Bontrager Aeolus Pro 3V wheels on my Revolt. The pair weights 123 grams. I've noticed some high brands with weight half that. What brand/model do you recommend?
jfranci3 wrote: I don't think there's any advantage to using a deep section wheel either. You'd be fine with something like that if you're using it for road tires too. Otherwise, you'd likely be happier with something…
Michael wrote: Has anyone checked this bike out yet? What makes no sense are those 42mm aero wheels that are only 17mm internally. Other than that, it looks great.
balles88 wrote: Hello!! I was a little bit frustrated because I was decided to buy a canyon grail 7.0 and when I realized they were in stock around 1 week ago, they were sold out in a few hours. I was too late...…
Not everyone is that annoying dude on youtube (path less pedaled) who freaken whines like a little....... Many of us come from a road background and want bikes with similar performance but on different terrain.
The 2020 Trek Domane endurance bike being introduced next Friday will have 38mm tire clearance with 5mm to spare.
I love it! Too many damn bikes out being packed like an old couple traveling in a motor home.
Looks good. https://www.cervelo.com/en/aspero
I have four road bikes, all rim brake, all with 25mm tires, one tubeless. I decided to try some 32mm Conti 5000 TL's on my Giant Revolt Advanced 0 gravel bikes just because they would fit. Did a regular 50 mile ride…
The bike manufacturers take precedent over consumers. This is how the bike industry works.
ljsmith wrote: There’s nothing wrong with using those for gravel. Only cons are price and they will be less compliant due to the deep rim. Played it safe and cheap and ordered the Bontrager Aeolus Pro 3V instead.