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Cool, I wondered if that was what you were doing as I've seen it done before. How do you find it? i love the simple press of button. I changed it to shift similar to mechanical drivetrain.
Cycleofaddiction wrote: Great looking bike..I couldn't imagine riding a bike without my Shockstem now...are you using a hack for shifting? I use trp hylex rs brakes with Di2 climbing buttons integrated in the hoods.
My updated bike for 2020 season. Redshift shockstem topeak dual survivor saddle bag panaracer gravelking sk 43c green
I currently ride 63 cm Kinesis and I feel more comfortable on that vs my road bike.
Thanks for the info as I signed up for 90 mile route
Since the Maxxis rambler 45 size is sold out I bought another riddler. Don’t fix something that worked for type gravel I ride.
I hosted inaugural gravel after dark last Saturday . This one of the best photos from my new friend. I’m in yellow and black jersey.
I have been riding wtb riddlers for 1,200 miles. I really like how these tires handled the gravel from Illinois to Michigan. After this month I will need to replace rear tire. I am currently open to any suggestions.…
Look at Robert thru axle project. I’m currently using the rear axle on my bike.
My road bike has 480 bag and gravel bike using 915. Sorry for the confusion
I’m about 4hrs from Freeport Illinois
Correct as my bike didn’t have mounts for the top tube bag
Here is my bag setup topeak saddle bag and dark speed speed pack 483
I rode Barry roubaix last year using wtb riddlers 45. It all about the weather for the weekend. As I now have two different tire and wheelset for different conditions.
Pics from the other weekend exploring country roads in Central Illinois. I was using panaracer gravelking sk tires on fulcrum wheelset.
from Dirty Petersburg 50 mile route in slow muddy/gravel conditions
2017 Kinesis Tripster A/T The race number pic is from this year's Barry Roubaix