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I don't think there's a "default" on the front, meaning you have to use the adapter either way to get to 160 or 180. You just flip the adapter depending on which rotor you have. I don't think it'll work with any rotor…
Yes, it'll handle 160 on both the front and the back (that's what I have on mine). The rear doesn't require an adapter at all and defaults to 160. The front requires an adapter rotated to the 140mm "direction" to fit a…
Caveat - this may or may not be the right way to do this, but it worked for me. A bit hard to describe in text, but what worked for me was to run my rear brake and derailleur cables up the downtube to the left of the…
I'm not sure if this helps or not, but I ended up criss-crossing my cables in the head tube, two to each side of the steerer tube, to prevent the steerer from wanting to rotate one way or the other from cable tension. I…
I'm still waiting on a few handlebar spacers to arrive, but I have my CFR707 with fully integrated handlebars all put together and I've had the chance to ride it in both road mode (28mm slicks) and gravel mode (45mm…
Thanks, that's exactly what I determined yesterday. Front can handle a 160mm rotor (using the 140mm adapter orientation) and a 180mm rotor (using the 160mm adapter orientation). Rear can handle 160mmm (no adapter) and…
Can someone confirm - can you run 160mm rotors on the front *and* back, or only on the back (the front requires 180mm rotors)? Thx!
Carbonda said my kit should ship within the next two weeks, so that puts shipment at about three weeks from the date of order. I also had a question about the bike computer mount on the integrated CGB02 bars. They don't…
For those of you that ordered your frames, how long after you placed your order was it before your received notification that it was being processed or shipping? FWIW, I went with the 707 frameset + bar combo in size XL…