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You will fit fine with nearly all wheel on trainers made over the last 5 years. another thing to add.. I had a wheel on kinetic road machine dumb trainer with my wahoo speed sensor on the rear wheel and Quarq power…
Jumbo wrote: Background: I love me the Terra Speeds. They've been fast, reliable, and grippy for what I ride. I wish that one or more of three things could be improved--durability, price, or volume. I might stick with…
Im not sure if its ever fully off. I think at its lowest sensitivity it’s creating a bit of resistance but i could be wrong. I definitely dont feel it though
I will add.. that it will be very unlikely for me to ever try Sram 2x again. I had nothing but horrible luck trying to setup Sram AXS 2x with do many dropped chains.
Planesio wrote: then I guess the fluid is a better solution in general terms for gravel riding, I dont think it’s better as I’ve used both I would say they achieve the same result.
Planesio wrote: What about the orbit fluid? would you get a drag as well? the way i test drag is to back pedal in the stand and see how freely it spins in gear backwards. With the fluid clutch there is minimal drag but…
Planesio wrote: GRX seems a great option, I think the levers design is a key factor, it seems more appropiate for gravel. What would be the benefit of being able to disable the clutch vs the fluid control? when a clutch…
DarkBlue wrote: I have no experience with SRAM, but I will say that the GRX DI2 just works -- no muss, no fuss. I never have to think about it, which is all I can ask. yes the GRX works great the bonus of being able to…
I would say having used both the chain is firmly in place with both units. However i like that you can disable it on the GRX to get a smoother faster chain when not on the bumps
As a Sram AXS user I would think twice about Sram AXS 2x. I have tried tirelessly to setup the Sram AXS FD to stop chain drops. I even went as far as to go to a respectable LBS (being a bike mechanic myself for over 12…
I love Panaracer in general so I am biased... But its hard to beat the SK... I currently ride SK 38 on my gravel wheels and GK slick 32mm on my road wheels they are fast rolling, durable and just damn work.. my second…