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I was told 28lbs by Raleigh for a 58cm.
Wanted to thank all of you for your feedback. Funny enough, I went in a different direction and ordered a Otso Warakin. The were many things about the bike that appealed to me - stainless steel, geo, ability to shorten…
I considered, but at 28lbs it was just too heavy for what I was liking for. If I had a MTB, gravel/road bike and wanted to go N+1 this would def. be i be in the running. For the price it looks like a dam fun bike that…
chunkylover53 wrote: To the OP: I am in pretty much the same boat as you. Race MTB, gravel for training, miles, couple of races a year. I was considering the same bikes as you, decided on Cutthroat. The geometry is…
sgtrobo wrote: i own a Cutthroat, and like you, I need an upright rig. I have had a collection of surgeries on my shoulder and neck, and I require both an upright riding position as well as a comfortable ride. I have…
FarleyBob wrote: I am still trying to find it's limitations! I have WTB Nano 40's on it now and ride it on pavement and gravel rides. I rode it on my commute today with more of a bikepacking setup and it is solid as a…
FarleyBob wrote: Don't underestimate the Cutthroat on gravel. Take it for a test ride and form your own opinion. With my stock gearing on the 2x I spin out around 33 mph. I don't think I will run out of gears for most…
I wish test riding would be easier. The only bike I'm able to test ride is the vaya. The nearest Cutthroat from me is 2.5 hrs. Interesting write up on the Cutthroat:…
You don't think I could get the Cutthroat to mimic the Warbird with a change in positioning and throwing a lighter wheel set with gravel tires on it? It seems like the Cutthroat would offers me a lot of versatility. A…
I was hoping I could get some feedback. I'm looking for one do-it-all bike. I race mtb and want gravel an 2nd bike for training and gravel, dirt, events that I do, typically not races. I may race the bike once or twice…