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and I recall thinking I could have gone a bit wider in front (fork is stock) - I've never used mis-matched tires, but know some do and are happy with results. I'd bet a good chance...although I've never tried...that you…
I’ve got a Roker Comp and have ridden 45C Riddler’s on it with no problem.
arctic84 wrote: That's great to hear about your experience with Sumi, did you find out about the engraved logo yourself? I ended up learning more when researching Wally after I submitted my design with Amy, by then it…
Yes - I busted up my knee in September (quad tendon tear) so in my down time since I couldn't ride...had too much time to think about riding and ended up ordering a frame from Waltly. It's supposed to arrive within a…
Not sure on what wheels yet, but will be thru-axles. Doubt I'll run it as a single speed, but I suppose to keep options open, if the adjustable give that option without any significant downfall, might be the way to go.…
Thanks! It'll be disc brakes and thru-axles. clarksonxc wrote: Is this for a disc brake or rim brake bike? I would eliminate horizontal and track right away. Vertical would really only be used for a QR bike; and if the…
I'm in the early stages of ordering a custom ti frame, and uncertain on a couple areas. For dropout type, can choose from four options- sliding adjustable, vertical, horizontal, or track. Recommendations? Pros/cons? I'm…
I tried Gravelking SKs twice and had more puncture issues with them than any other gravel tires I've used. Could have just been bad luck but I won't buy more anytime soon. Currently using WTB Ventures and really like…
Koyote wrote: That sort of thing (the bulge or zit) seems to happen to the Maxxis Rambler sometimes, too. What causes it? Is it the tread separating from the casing? Anyone know? I'm not really sure. I was running it…
I had a bulge on a 700X45 Riddler very similar to Dug. Another guy I know had same thing. I took a picture of mine, sent it to WTB and they sent me a new one. No problems yet with that one (and I was really hoping…
Seeing this, I recalled reading Guitar Ted's recent take on gravel bike cleaning (basically, never use water). I may give this a try this year with my bike.…