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Honestly I think a lot can be said for riding a singlespeed in conditions like that (as long as you have a good rear hub).
Timelapse: I believe this covered the first 20 miles or so https://www.facebook.com/wiley.radomski/videos/10155231576011635/
Pre race - Stayed in Rochester the night before constantly watching the weather reports get worse and worse (colder/more rain/wind). It was an easy 25 minute drive the next morning, probably will do the same thing next…
Looks like tricky conditions for Saturday if the forecast holds (low 50s, t-storms, winds 10-20 mph). Just looking for any advice at all from people who have ridden this before. I'm looking to be competitive but this is…
For that price I'd like for it to be able to take standard 39/53 gearing and be my only bike...
" You might be able to find something like this one from Nashbar (the Nashbar one does not have thru axle) http://www.nashbar.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10053_10052_585407_-1___ " I came to the exact same…
Any recommendations for rigid mountain forks? Would need to be 1 1/8 threadless, preferably thru axle.
Is there significant upside in grabbing a rigid fork? I have a reba rl right now, which isn't too heavy and locked out it doesn't bob too much..
Is it possible to be competitive in gravel races with a relatively light hardtail 29er? I don't have a cross bike or really the funds to justify shelling out for one.. Thought I could put a long/low stem on my 29er,…
As a small followup to that regardless of what frame I go with I was primarily looking at canti brakes simply because I like how simple they are to maintain, I hate messing around with my mtb discs.. Is this the wrong…
I've been wanted to grab one of these for gravel riding for ages, but is the CX geometry of the frame a little too twitchy for long days? Just a little background, I'm a road rider with some long distance mtb experience…