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RideWithPride wrote: 812 can do up to 46t with no issues from the videos I have seen. Good to know! That matches what dangle said :-)
barturtle wrote: "Optimized for use with GRX ultra wide range drivetrains when using the GRX 810 (RX810) rear derailleur" Great! So I have therefore now 2 options: - Roadlink/ RD-GRX810 - RD-GRX812 I will ask Wolftooth…
barturtle wrote: Wolf Tooth's Roadlink DM will get you to the 42t. together with the RD-810?
My wife wants a bike that has the 1x11 GRX groupset but the gears are 40/11-34 and she would most probably need a 1:1 ratio or even more. I am thinking of replacing the GRX rear derailleur (GRX RX810 GS. Max 34T) with a…
The cycle 6 are already available in some webshops in Europe.
Ok that's what I thought then. I currently use the MTB Time ATAC pedals on my gravel bike (as well as on my MTBs) and I am actually fine with them. When I know that I will never have to hike I use the Time Xpresso road…
Thanks. And a re these actually MTB pedals (the mechanism) but with a larger platform?
I am nit sure I clearly understand these new gravel pedals from Time.... Are these actually MTB pedals (the mechanism) but with a larger platform?
I use time pedals for 30 years now and I don't think that I will move to another brand/ model. Very satisfied with them. Like also all riders riding a lot of miles per year and/or having knee issues. On my road bike…
I want to use the trailer to transport some vegetables that I buy from a Community Supported Agriculture in a location which is 40 km from my home. The alternative would be to use a large backpack but the vegetable…
Hi, I am looking for a trailer that I can attach on my seat post. So far I have found only one: https://www.burley.com/product/travoy/ Any other trailer with a seat post attachment?
Never had a flat in many years with the Thunder Burt on my MTB also ;-)
I have an Osprey Katari 1.5 and really like it! BTW you can also buy some clip on magnets for the tube. Hydrapak and Platypus sell some for example.
Would running tubeless on my Gravelking SK 43mm be the same than having a 650B/ Schwalbe G-One 2.25” with tube because of the lower pressure in the GKSK 43mm vs. G-one 2.25”?
Ok I tried today 32 psi on the Gravelking SK in 43mm with tubes. It is indeed better but I would be happy to have more comfort on this rocky trails. My weight is 150lbs (summer) up to 170lbs (winter). (Tubeless is not…
nellborg wrote: I've got the Compass Barlow Pass 38c extralights, which actually measure out at 41mm on 22mm ID Astral Wanderlust rims. I put about 1000 miles on them tubeless on mild gravel roads and they were the most…
chas wrote: ... If you want to know what the larger tires feel like, just ride your current tires at the pressure you would ride the larger tires at. That is pretty close to how they will feel. Just be careful not to…
At the start 40 psi on the 43mm GK SK (with tube. I don’t want tubeless at the moment). Then later I let some air out but not sure how much however.
Hi, I have been using some Gravelking SK 43mm on my 700C wheels and the ride was quite harsh on the trails with many middle size rocks that I took. I was however informed that the GKSK are not supple so that I am now…
Hi! I just come back from a 3 day trip on some gravel trails with some rocks etc...I used 700C wheels with Gravelking SK in 46mm (40 psi. With tubes. Tubeless is not an option at the moment) and the ride was quite…