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  1. #2776
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    Quote Originally Posted by Peruvian View Post
    Someone should scoop this up. My long term plans require more adventure nipples for racks and stuff, but this seems like a beautiful bike.
    Adventure Nipples.

    I will be appropriating this term. Thank you.


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  2. #2777
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    Adventure nipples is pretty on point
    But despite the number of nipples, strap
    Ons are still the way #voile


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  3. #2778
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    Looks great. Enjoy settling and and safe travels.

    Quote Originally Posted by grrrmountainman View Post
    Started my California bikepacking journey today. Flew into San Francisco, built up bike in the airport and rode outta there to the REI
    Downtown SF for stove fuel and enjoyed a pint (or two) of lagunitas IPA (tough to find this back home and I’ve discovered I like it from previous trips)

    Couple wrong turns but urban cycling in SF was surprisingly straightforward.

    Tomorrow I’ll do a loop around the N end of the city and take in the bridge (can’t believe I’ve been here 8-9 times and havent cycled across
    it… with Half Moon Bay hike/bike campsite the destination tomorrow







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  4. #2779
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    Quote Originally Posted by Peruvian View Post
    Someone should scoop this up. My long term plans require more adventure nipples for racks and stuff, but this seems like a beautiful bike.
    It is an older gravel frame so it definitely lacks mounts and tire clearance.

    I'm going to put it up for $700 and see what happens. Tell your friends!

  5. #2780
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    Evdog/406 - do you have .gpx of your Catalina Island trip? It seems like ride w gps won’t route
    On some things despite the explore option showing some sections open.

    I’m going to head over there for a few days starting this weekend


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  6. #2781
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    Do you pay for strava? If so, I think you can download from there. If not pm me your email and I can send to you tomorrow.
    https://strava.app.link/UKqgrHiWjOb
    https://strava.app.link/ImS7uHoWjOb
    https://strava.app.link/UPNmezqWjOb

  7. #2782
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    Finished my Revel Rover build after waiting impatiently for the correct brake adapter. Took it out for a quick spin in the dark to get it all sorted. First proper ride will be this weekend.

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  8. #2783
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    Quote Originally Posted by 406 View Post
    Do you pay for strava? If so, I think you can download from there. If not pm me your email and I can send to you tomorrow.
    https://strava.app.link/UKqgrHiWjOb
    https://strava.app.link/ImS7uHoWjOb
    https://strava.app.link/UPNmezqWjOb
    Nope that’s great thanks very much!


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  9. #2784
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    Quote Originally Posted by HankScorpio View Post
    Finished my Revel Rover build after waiting impatiently for the correct brake adapter. Took it out for a quick spin in the dark to get it all sorted. First proper ride will be this weekend.

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    Great looking rig. Classy w/ the bar tape.

  10. #2785
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    Attachment 503982

    I just built up a Rover too!
    Sold my medium Why/Revel R+ and picked up a Lg Rover frame, got a Force EXPLR kit and pulled these hookless Zipps off my road bike because 28c is the biggest tire that fits in that frame and I don’t want to die.
    So far so good. Feels smoother than the Ti frame in a damp kinda way.


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  11. #2786
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    I just built up a Rover too!
    Sold my medium Why/Revel R+ and picked up a Lg Rover frame, got a Force EXPLR kit and pulled these hookless Zipps off my road bike because 28c is the biggest tire that fits in that frame and I don’t want to die.
    So far so good. Feels smoother than the Ti frame in a damp kinda way.


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  12. #2787
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    Matrix glitch


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  13. #2788
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    Quote Originally Posted by joetron View Post
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    I just built up a Rover too!
    Sold my medium Why/Revel R+ and picked up a Lg Rover frame, got a Force EXPLR kit and pulled these hookless Zipps off my road bike because 28c is the biggest tire that fits in that frame and I don’t want to die.
    So far so good. Feels smoother than the Ti frame in a damp kinda way.


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    Nice build, the black looks slick. I came from a titanium frame too and he carbon is much more damp and smooth.

    How tall are you on the size Large? I'm a little over 6 ft on a Large and I feel like I could've gone with an XL.

  14. #2789
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    I’m a skooch over 5’10”. I’ve got a 70mm stem on it and have 0 offset post with saddle scooted a little forward of center.
    I had a 90mm stem on my md R+. The fit was comfortable on that bike, but the head tube was kinda short, so I had 20mm spacers and the stem flipped up and still had as much saddle/bar drop as I could handle.


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  15. #2790
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    We’re halfway through the Cape Loop on the Baja Divide and my first bikepacking trip. Good times in the desert and mountains of Baja Sur. More chamois butter please
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  16. #2791
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    I really like my Lezyne micro pump but every now and again, when I unthread it, the valve core gets loosened and comes out in the pump. Does anyone know of an adapter chuck to go from threaded to level style that I can use to avoid this?

  17. #2792
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    If you tighten the valve core well that will never happen. You also didn't need to tighten the hose onto the valve stem so much. A combination of loose core and overly tight hose causes the complaints.
    ride bikes, climb, ski, travel, cook, work to fund former, repeat.

  18. #2793
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    Newer hoses also have a little pressure release button that will take tension of the threads and make it less likely to take the valve core out.

    But yeah I still don't really like thread on chucks. It was funny that I bought a fancy digital lezyne floor pump and then like a week later ordered a silca chuck. But I suppose for fixing a flat on a ride it's a decent idea as it stays on the valve and the hose means you don't accidentally break the whole valve stem off.

  19. #2794
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    Lezyne is garbage always has been.
    Silca is the way, Uncle Josh will not steer you wrong.
    crab in my shoe mouth

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