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I just wish they came in a ready to paint option 😞
GSPChilliwack wrote: Also be very useable for CX, so there’s a little more versatility. true! You could get away with it but it does have a lower BB than other CX bikes. So unless you’re hopping barriers, it’ll work!
ljsmith wrote: Im not sure what kind of shop you work in, but if you really believe 90% of the gravel market is high end carbon bikes with road geometry and stiffness you are really out of touch. Sales numbers will not…
I mean, FWIW, Cervelo has always been a dedicated road company. Not they release a gravel bike. What would you expect from them? It’s not a 3T Exploro with their aero frame, fitting 700x44 and 650x2.1” tires. It’s a…
ctaylor48 wrote: Anyone got any miles or racing on these yet? I just built my gravel race bike up with them so don't have much time on them yet. My buddy just put them on coming from 38 Schwalbe G-One all-arounds and he…
Just do it! I didn’t want to go with an Exploro for the same reasons. But that’s what they make helicopter tape/frame skins for. Put on some heli tape and protect the frame. I couldn’t be happier with my Exploro! Best…
DerekJ is dead on. And yes, the course is tough but not super crazy. It's fun in some odd way. The 60 in good weather conditions is good race but I hope you like climbing! If the weather is anything other than dry,…
mtnbikerva1 wrote: Carbon frames in some ways are great, but in others are very weak/frail. Fails catastrophically, Always costly. Aluminium in most people’s opinion is harsh riding and is a very soft material. Fatigues…
Well damn... There's a lot to really comment on looking as the first few messages so I'm just going to keep mine brief. I got rid of my road bike for a gravel/road/drop bar mtb. I realized what I wanted was a lot to ask…
Noonievut wrote: Not trying to hijack the thread, but I had a question based on some of the replies. People mention having two (or more) sets of tires, likely for different conditions...are you running these with tubes…
Cmtgravel wrote: Its a 2016 Masi CXGR. Not sure of the clearance,but just eyeballing it with the 37's on there seems to be plenty of room. Are the 43's true to size? I believe inner rim width is 19. Looks like the CXGR…
Cmtgravel wrote: So after many suggestions and much research, i think im gonna go with gravel king sk's in 43 width if my frame will handle it. They seem to be reliable and resistant to punctures, and seem to be 10-20…
3T Exploro! Road/Cross/Gravel/Drop bar mtb. Boom. 😁
Cmtgravel wrote: Thanks for your input. In your opinion, which is most resistant to punctures/cuts? You’re welcome! Well if you look at numbers, the Teravail and Trigger Pro only come in 60tpi. Gravelking SK is 126 tpi.…
Riding midwest gravel, I have a couple set of tires that I like to bounce around with. Teravail Cannonball . Comes in a 42c. Small tread in the middle and some knobs on the edge for added traction. Minimal rolling…
I'd look into the Salsa Warbird v4 when it comes out this fall. A bike truly meant for bikepacking and endurance rides. Should be a little more in the affordable price range as well. Still a somewhat upright geometry…
It could be a multitude of problems. Saddle width, saddle position, saddle height, saddle angle, saddle too far forward or back, etc etc... With a professional Body Geometry fit, you'd be surprised at how many things…
Good to know! I'm looking for a gravel tire that I can use on trails and some singletrack. Options in the running: WTB Nano 700x40 WTB Resolute 700x42 Maxxis Ravager 700x40 Maxxis Rambler 700x40 Fitting them on a Roval…
Thread revival!!! Has anybody else used these? Compare vs the WTb Resolute 700x42 maybe? Thanks!
This was direct from my conversation Panaracer: " On our Stan’s Avion wheels [21.6 internal], the 35c measures 37mm wide, the 38c measures 40mm, and the new marked 43c (old marked 40c) measures 43mm. " So that being…