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Zurichman wrote: So when you say monster cross I right away think of some kind of crazy mt. bike/cross bike ride. Is that what it is or is it a gravel bike race? Zman The trails are a combo of dirt roads…
Reg here: https://runsignup.com/Race/VA/Chesterfield/MonsterCross
It's a fun one: https://www.facebook.com/events/798382877289644/?sfnsn=mo
TheRo0sTer wrote: I haven't posted to this in a long time. Recently I purchased the new Ultegra Di2 RD and tested it with a 11-42 cassette and 40T chainring without any modifications. Of course I get the newer one in…
Love the lower pressures just like on a mtb. I run low to mid 20s tubeless on gravel/rough stuff and only hit 30+ if I am riding primarily road at 170 pounds with 40s. I see many folks running WAY to much air for their…
My GK SKs in the 38 measure 41 on rims with a 22mm internal width.
^^^Nice! Glad you got it sorted by using the OE hubs..they are just fine, just not v. light is all. At some point, replacing the rear with the Hope SCS may make sense for long-term use of the bike if there are ever…
Road Link with a short cage Ultegra and a 11-40 worked great (1x).
HollyBoni wrote: I would go for an XD hub for sure, I love my 10-42. Check out a gear calculator to see how much difference that 10T makes. And don't just think about it as a cassette with a higher gear, it's more gear…
There are several Sunrace cassettes, each is a little different in terms of weight and this is based on the amount of aluminum used. I like the CSMX8 @ ~419g (vs. the CSMS8 @ ~465g) which has aluminum spiders as well as…
For mine with DT350s, I didn't do the XD driver (which you have to have for any of the Sram cassettes with a 10t cog) and used a Sunrace 11-42 cassette. Cheaper, about the same weight, and I just don't need the 10. I…
clarksonxc wrote: Just came across this listing on a Facebook group, thought it might be of some interest. I have nothing to do with the sale or seller, just trying to help make a connection, Seller's name is Bryant…
No but I want to!!
Should be more than adequate - I run 40s on 22mm internal which is a huge rim to me!
2 sets of Light Bicycle rims built up by my LBS...excellent product and large variety of options.
rockymountainhigh wrote: Thanks for the replies everyone! I don't think I will sell the bike...just got it and I quite like it. So far it has done the job quite nicely. I am not sure I would be able to get into anything…
Konass wrote: You could also get a non-SCS rear derailleur hanger which allows you to use regular 135 wheels. DTs work wonderfully. I recommended this as well and it may be the cheapest solution which should allow the…
DrSpoke wrote: So far, no response from my friends regarding availability of wheels - sorry. From what I can understand, TiGeo's responses have been spot on. I empathize with the non-geeks trying to understand all this…
Specy thought more companies would jump on the SCS standard and well...they didn't. It happens and I give it to Specy for trying to innovate even though it wasn't really necessary in this case and screwed those with…
rockymountainhigh wrote: Might be able to eek close to a pound out going tubeless. Right now I am running tubes and it all weighs in at 20lbs even with no water bottle on it. I also kind of screwed myself because I put…