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Carbon or steel. That's all I ride. Aluminum isn't even good enough for cheap beer.
I have the 505 but you should notice quite the difference between an aluminum bike and a modern carbon bike. Stiffer and way smoother than aluminum. When I made the switch from an aluminum HT to a carbon HT I could ride…
Beautiful! I'm in that area. Sounds like a great time. My 505 is my road/gravel bike as well.
They are guides for your cables. You can remove them once you have pulled your cables/housing through. Just remember to run another lining prior to removing them and installing new cables or else you're just going to…
Nice bike. I'm just curious, why did you record the video in portrait mode?
At 45 mph downhill I wouldn't want to be thinking,"Did I sand too much off", I'd want it to spec if it isn't already.
Or, perhaps you are using the upper bearing on the bottom? Still the race shouldn't have a gap that large.
What is the ID of the bearing. I think you have the wrong headset for that fork.
How do you get a 3 week vacation?
Yikes! I'd rather buy a full carbon gravel bike from Bikes Direct.
It is indeed sad. It's a great frame.
Do those axles have a plug in lever that will stay in place? Do they make ones with a QR?
Have you tried carefully turning the cup to the left just until you feel the threads line up and then carefully turn to the right? Do not force it.
Can you elaborate on "will not insert into the threads"? Is the cup larger than the BB shell? Are you sure you're going in the "RIGHT" direction?
Hey, that's some fantastic information and the kind of answers I was looking for. I suffer from back trouble and am not able to ride as long as I used to. That has led to getting out of shape and putting on weight. I…
I have a Carbonda cfr505 gravel bike and really do like it. I was checking out electric bikes and found the Ribble one which I don't like because it's aluminum and stumbled across this.…
It's a rear derailleur, it doesn't care how many chainrings you have up front.
That bike is BANGIN'!! You must be one tall dude. I know what you mean about the road. I was at the beach last week (flat terrain) with my 505 with my road wheels and broke PR's without even trying. I wasn't even…
Your rear derailleur hanger is threaded on your 505?