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v.gcl wrote: That Assioma pedals could end up costing around 300% to 400% the price of the Sigeyi one for me (and the Sigeyi already comes with the Crankset), due to taxes and shipping, something I can greatly reduce…
Assioma power meter pedals. Attach them to any crankset, and any bike you have. edit: also add Wahoo pedals to that recommendation
rgr692 wrote: Loudoun County, VA gravel roads about 45min - 1hr outside Washington, DC.... Wow beautiful photos! Hope you were having some fun out there too. Its easier to clean snow off your bike than mud lol
rgr692 wrote: ..After much hand ringing, I decided to try a 1 x drive train. Went with an Absolute Black 48t oval chainring... Nice job on the installation, it looks great, but neither 1x or oval chainrings do it for me.
Converted my bike to road duty and did a short 36 mile group ride today in 40 degree weather. Swapped out the 46t big ring for 50t, and tried out some Continental 5000tl tires. 700 x 28 setup tubeless. This was my first…
I have 3 sets of wheels setup for my gravel bike. I'm running the Conti speed kings on one set and yes they are very fast on pavement. Faster than the Race kings on pavement but sketchier on mtb trails. That doesn't…
This isn't a Carbonda. https://www.ridinggravel.com/forum/?p=post%2Fchinese-carbon-other-11804423%3Fpid%3D1331799387 It's a super nice bike. My only issue is that I don't have enough stand over clearance.
Moparspanky wrote: Just finished building a new gravel bike to replace my Niner RLT 9 Looks like a good build. Love the color!
TwoWheeler wrote: One question: can I reuse the Si cranks? The Carbonda is BSA 68 and the Slate is BB30. (I know I need a new BB, but not sure about the crankset). The short answer is no, you can't use a bb30 crankset…
CaptMike wrote: Seven MonsterX. Love it. That's a terrific and unique looking bike there! I like the look of the big tires on a drop bar bike. The frame looks giant
It's pretty easy to find complete sram groupsets in any configuration on Ebay. Just add a set of wheels with a sram compatible freehub and you're done. I have built many bikes with all hand selected components from…
What sort of tire pressures are you guys running with the bigger tires? Same as mtb settings? It's cold and frozen here so I can't take my gravel bike out until some of the roads clear up. Too dangerous to ride for me…
rgr692 wrote: pushstart, Thanks man. The company is called Nextie. I've never heard of them before but they were the only ones I could find selling carbon fiber 45mm deep rims in 650b. I have to say I am very impressed…
I built up a set of 650b wheels to put some fatter tires on, and they turned out great! 55mm tire width inflated to 30 psi but I'll probably run these around 20 psi. They fit the frame and fork well, and are 100 grams…
I'm proud of my newest wheel build! Nextie 650b flyweight rims, DATI M5 mtb hubs, and wheelsmith butted spokes/alloy nipples. 32 spoke built up 2x. 1185 grams raw, 2535 complete with 11s ultegra cassette, Ashima rotors,…
Kactusdog wrote: This is unreal, when I tried to purchase almost a year ago they wouldn't make it. Someone know why that could be? Covid
Love that paint job! Very pretty. And it looks really clean without all the extra bag or fender mounts. Looks more like a road bike. Mine weighs 7.8 kg with ti/mag pedals and light tubeless wheels. What size tires are…
I had some time to make a mount to fit my Wahoo elemnt to the stem. It turned out very nice! I plan to paint it soon when the weather gets a bit warmer. I measured the tires and frame clearance for a friend looking to…
Let's see pics of your ride with fenders/mudguards. Please include brand and model, and your review of them. 😃👍
My current road bike has a 75mm bb drop. I don't have any pedal clearance issues. This geometry would be a definite + for me. The previous version Specialized Diverge had an 85mm bb drop. The only thing I don't like is…