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No it is a repaint, powder coated, then Saeco-style decals and a clear coat. I tried to imagine what a Cannondale 3.0 frame would look like in Saeco-style if there was a competition gravel bike. It has a number of the…
I have two Berthound saddles, one solid and one with a cut out. I also have two Brooks B17's. I have logged many kms on three of the four, the fourth is on my hipster bike for cafe rides to look cool. They all take a…
Gravel conversion of a 1990 Cannondale MTB with a few twists. Is that the original paint? And what are your "twists"?
unicyclemike54 wrote: I am looking for the lightest rack that goes on the back of my gravel carbon bicycle. Have you looked into Tailfin? British made, carbon and it fits most bikes. They also make a top bag, and side…
I have the inReach Mini, I have not done the messaging, but my wife now likes the idea that she does know where I am, and like Crankshaft if I'm taking too long to come home she can see me moving or sitting at the…
I have used lobster gloves in the past, I have a LBS brining in some road poggies which would allow fingered gloves and stay warm. since layering works on other parts of the body, this was my thoughts
I too would like to see some photos.
KStraker wrote: This weekend I hit the S240 Roll Call loop through Pisgah Forest. My bike is a Lybskey GR270. Nice set up, and a lot less bags than I use, but I'm still a noob, or just older and want more creature…
irideiam wrote: running 700 x 40C. Alrion to lighten it up some, but still have the strength once I convert it to a bike backing rig down the road. I have built a pair of Alrion's DT350's hubs and they are quite nice…
Roskam wrote: Absolutely loving my Norco Search XR A1 I built up the 2019 Steel version in fall of 2018 and I too love mine. I upgraded to the GRX rear derailleur. "Next" bike is going to have full GRX (was not…
If you plan on doing any bike packing neither has any fork mounts other than for fenders. And would echo what @pkram said, read an unbiased review. On the 650b vs 700's I built both, and enjoy both, but with the 650b I…
Fenders are a must. One thing to pay attention to is with the thick mud, pay attention to the trail & drive train, it can get an imbedded muddy stick flipped into it and tear tear off your rear derailleur.
valve_timing wrote: 2018 breezer Doppler pro That's a nice bike, I like the deep blue. I'm assuming travel with the front rack? The More 650b's I see the more I like them. I have two sets of wheels for mine, 700 &650b
Glen wrote: Here’s my ‘18 Kona RoveST. Added a Salsa CowChipper bar and swapped stock Clement’s for a set of 700c x40 WTB Nano’s. Top cap is 3d printed stainless steel (I work in the industry). Latest ride was along the…
vdubgeek wrote: 2nd year riding my Niner RLT 9 Steel, converted to 650b, with PDW 650Beast Fenders. So ya liking the 650B's? I'm thinking that they are my go to's when it's I need to ride... and I can go anywhere
Scandinavian_dirt wrote: Maybe the 650B and 47 mm tires will be a bit over the top considering the gravel roads I usually ride. But what a nice ride it is! I’m really impressed by the ride quality so far. Smooth, steady…
ReeferMac wrote: My Fat Chance Chris Cross... have had it since last spring and haven't been on my road or mountain bikes since. Well worth the four month wait. Nice bike, is that front disk smaller than the rear or is…
Renegade wrote: One of those rare 70 degree November days. What an awesome day for a ride. Nice Ride, and lucky you on weather.
MIFAT wrote: I added a signature with the bike info so it will be on all posts. I can see the Celeste in that photo. I did not know they had an all road. Nice looking bike
Can I suggest, that when you post to put Make and model, and even what your tires are... I personally don't know all the bike brand logos... and there are a lot of really nice bikes being posted.