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zootsuitbass wrote: I have one, a SL6. I'm running trigger 45's (barely fits in the back when slammed). A red shift stem,44 wide bontrager bars A RX rear derailleur, 1170 11-36 cassette. XT trail pedals. The bike is…
Dinger wrote: The 105 and Ultegra F/D's don't have an actuation arm so they make for better tire clearance. you're right. when i previously looked to see if i could hack on a 105 FD with the Tiagra shifter, I had only…
Bikeguy wrote: You mean the front derailleur? I have mine built 1x. yeah, that's what i meant 😃 and that would explain it
you have the strangleholds in the shortest position with riddlers and the tire doesn't rub against the rear derailleur arm? can you post a photo?
The cable routing issue they pointed out is also a pain in the a$$. My LBS didn't trim the cables and they stick out a ton before entering the frame. When your knees are sunburnt and caked in mud and you have to get out…
Hey guys, I'm fairly new to gravel riding but I'm a relatively strong road rider from South Florida. I have friends in Detroit so I figured I'd fly up for the 62-mile Barry Roubaix next weekend because ... well ... why…
So something we discovered at the bike shop when mounting 45c WTB Riddlers is that to accommodate them and allow clearance for the front derailleur arm, we had to move the strangle hold mounts almost all the way back.…
mrbadwrench wrote: rode some fairly good xc the other day with no issues on a 54. awesome! i guess the limiter will be my crappy mtb skills and not the bike. my 56 comes in tomorrow =)
So I'm curious what the pedal clearance is at the 3 o'clock position. I just ordered one but I'm worried my desire of doing some not too gnarly xc trails won't be possible with the low bottom bracket