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The GRX stuff look great, but it is a specific to itself range - when you start to mix and match with other components looks like you might get grief. Anyone wanting a 46/30 48/32 etc crank without the need to change…
Donnelly MSO 650b in either 42mm or 50mm. Quite a heavy tire, but excellent puncture resistance and strong side walls. They roll well on tarmac and have good knobbly edges for grip on gravel bends. A jack of all trades.…
https://www.amazon.com/Schwalbe-1847-Bicycle-Tire-Levers/dp/B000UAQL6C Schwalbe levers are very good. Have a clip on the other end of them to help you mount a tire good video here: https://youtu.be/0wspSS_LX_Y
I would think the 50s are as good as the 42s. I've been using the MSO tubeless in 42 since they were Clement on a Cannondale Slate - the seat and chain stays mean I'm limited to that size. But the MSO is a great tyre,…
My Cannondale Slate 105 came factory fitted with a Shimano CX-70 front derailleur - officially for 10 speed but the Slate is 11 speed. Also, the 105 comes with 52/36 front rings out of the box and the Cx-70 worked fine…
Celement / Donnelly 35mm USH or 36mm MSO are both great tires - no sure if they are available tubeless. I've had both non-tubeless in 120tpi and was very impressed on my CX bike. Running Clement 650bx42 MSO tubeless now…
I've put a FSA 46/30 on my Slate - which has a BB30a NOT BB30 as it says in big yellow letters on the bottom of my down tube! So the ones shown are slightly different the chain side is wider than the non-chain as BB30a…
Hi, Here's some details of the first Dirty Reiver 200km that took place at Kielder Reservoir in Northumberland, UK back on April 16th 2016. NO, I didn't take part myself, but I'm a local and know most of the forest fire…