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  1. #2051
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    What’s the fattest tire you can fit in that? 25? 28?
    Forum Cross Pollinator, gratuitously strident

  2. #2052
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    I put a Pirelli pero road 26 in there. Plenty of clearance front and rear. 28 would start to get tight.
    sigless.

  3. #2053
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    new drivetrain for the hei hei

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    seems neat. guess i'm behind the times with the "old" technology but no udh on this frame so can't do the new stuff anyway. Still even using a 10-50 cassette because they were on sale.

  4. #2054
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    Anyone have some spare parts bin disc brakes? Hydro, large (20”) stromer ebike that needs new brakes, looking very cheap.


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  5. #2055
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    Quote Originally Posted by Phall View Post
    Anyone have some spare parts bin disc brakes? Hydro, large (20”) stromer ebike that needs new brakes, looking very cheap.


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    I bought some discs off Amazon last year for really cheap - supposedly Avid, may or may not be knockoffs, but they've been fine. Something like $20 for two.
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    if you have to resort to taking advice from the nitwits on this forum, then you're doomed.

  6. #2056
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    Good tip!
    "If we can't bring the mountain to the party, let's bring the PARTY to the MOUNTAIN!"

  7. #2057
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    New bike day! Initial impressions are good. It feels suprisingly more sprightly when getting on the gas than my trance x does. I'm guessing this is mostly due to dropping ~400 grams on the wheelset. I knew the trance x OEM wheels were heavy, but didn't realize exactly how heavy until fairly recently. To be fair, there's also a DD Maxxis on the trance currently, EXO on the GG.

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  8. #2058
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    Nice!

  9. #2059
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    Nice. The smash is a rad bike.

  10. #2060
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    Quote Originally Posted by snowaddict91 View Post
    New bike day! Initial impressions are good. It feels suprisingly more sprightly when getting on the gas than my trance x does. I'm guessing this is mostly due to dropping ~400 grams on the wheelset. I knew the trance x OEM wheels were heavy, but didn't realize exactly how heavy until fairly recently. To be fair, there's also a DD Maxxis on the trance currently, EXO on the GG.

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    What size did you get? I'm right on the edge between 3 and 4

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  11. #2061
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    It's a 3. I'm 5'11" so squarely in the middle of the 3. One thing worth noting is that the 4 can fit 2 water bottles, the 3 can only fit one.

  12. #2062
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    I’m on a 4 gnarvana and there is a lot of stack height so take that into account. I had 20mm of spacers under a 35mm rise rise bar on an xl sentinel and now have 5mm space under a 20mm rise bar. 6’3” for reference.

  13. #2063
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    GG has/had a friend/family discount code happening last week. Not sure if it's still happening. PM me if interested

  14. #2064
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    Just finished the mullet setup on my gravel bike!
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    crab in my shoe mouth

  15. #2065
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    Guy I know picked up a Blur with the new transmission drive train. He said he hit his derailleur way more than normal. Got home and it measures 3/4" lower than his other bike...not sure which other bike because he has like twenty, but he's mostly an xc/road/gravel racer.

    So I thought that was interesting since I cracked my Bronson frame right at the hanger point and never bent or broke a hanger or derailleur. Just many dings off the derailleur and the frame gave way.

  16. #2066
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    New linkage bearings…

  17. #2067
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    Quote Originally Posted by jackstraw View Post
    Guy I know picked up a Blur with the new transmission drive train. He said he hit his derailleur way more than normal. Got home and it measures 3/4" lower than his other bike...not sure which other bike because he has like twenty, but he's mostly an xc/road/gravel racer.

    So I thought that was interesting since I cracked my Bronson frame right at the hanger point and never bent or broke a hanger or derailleur. Just many dings off the derailleur and the frame gave way.
    I've read that the transmission der is huge. Even by 12sp standards.
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    After the first three seconds, Corbet's is really pretty average.
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    I mean, it's not your fault. They say talent skips a generation.
    But hey, I'm sure your kids will be sharp as tacks.

  18. #2068
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    I bought a new seat. I do love KSL classifieds. Haven't ridden it yet. Gonna give it a go this afternoon.
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    sigless.

  19. #2069
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    What have you bought/upgraded today.

    It’s a saddle, bro, and a damn good one at that. Same one I have on my road bike. How much, if you don’t mind me asking?
    Nice looking stable, also. Ti Fat Chance, IF, old school Trek OCLV, what else? A Lemond?
    crab in my shoe mouth

  20. #2070
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    Yeah, it is a nice saddle. $100 on ksl. looks brand new. Just rode an hour and a half with it, and it just disappeared underneath me. Looking forward to how it feels with a few more miles.
    Yeah, i like my little stable.
    98 oclv trek 5500, dura ace 9s
    97 Indy fab steel deluxe
    93 fat chance ti
    18 yeti SB6.
    The new saddle sits on a recently acquired Serotta Fierté (also a KSL find)

    Couple of kids bikes.
    sigless.

  21. #2071
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    Quote Originally Posted by basinbeater View Post
    Yeah, i like my little stable.
    98 oclv trek 5500, dura ace 9s
    97 Indy fab steel deluxe
    93 fat chance ti
    18 yeti SB6.
    The new saddle sits on a recently acquired Serotta Fierté (also a KSL find)

    Couple of kids bikes.
    Excellent taste


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  22. #2072
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    Quote Originally Posted by basinbeater View Post
    Yeah, it is a nice saddle. $100 on ksl. looks brand new. Just rode an hour and a half with it, and it just disappeared underneath me. Looking forward to how it feels with a few more miles.
    Yeah, i like my little stable.
    98 oclv trek 5500, dura ace 9s
    97 Indy fab steel deluxe
    93 fat chance ti
    18 yeti SB6.
    The new saddle sits on a recently acquired Serotta Fierté (also a KSL find)

    Couple of kids bikes.
    Got an Independent Fab custom steel myself. Love that bike. Well done.

  23. #2073
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    Quote Originally Posted by EWG View Post
    Got an Independent Fab custom steel myself. Love that bike. Well done.
    Some bikes will come and go. That one will always be here.
    sigless.

  24. #2074
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    Wow, that’s a hell of a good deal on that saddle
    crab in my shoe mouth

  25. #2075
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    I decided to finally join the modern mountain bike era....

    Got it put together this morning. Hoping to get the first ride on it tomorrow.

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