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Tobin wrote: There’s not exactly more to bikes like the Open UP than “more tire clearance.” What did you have in mind? No, I was just wondering about the comparison between the existing SL6 Domane for $3500 and the new…
If previous reports of the high end carbon being $3800 are correct, it will be $300 more than the SL6 Domane and in exchange you lose the front iso and get more tire clearance (from 35c to 42c)? Surely there must be…
Soonerinfrisco wrote: Man, my SL6 Disc is my main ride and here in DFW I would not consider riding it on our gravel rides. Would bang the heck out of the downtube. Our gravel is pretty loose and chunky, lots of…
Not sure I would have even considered the domane until this thread piqued my interest. I had narrowed my choices down the Niner RLT or a titanium ride, but the SL6 seems to be in the mix. Thanks! I know there are lots…
http://ridinggravel.forumchitchat.com/post/2018-norco-search-9319214?pid=1300280144 \n\nSee previous discussion on same topic. More info and analysis provided by other members,
speedyd wrote: What about stack and reach do u not like? \n \nToo much reach, not enough stack. It’s definitely not on par with most other endurance geometries,
Love everything about this bike but the stack/reach.
What is the first model year of Domane that accommodated wider tire widths? 2017?
clarksonxc wrote: If I could actually get on the DT Swiss site I might be able to check this out. Is anyone else having trouble viewing their products? \nI can get on the site but I don’t see any products.
Talking wheelset options... Disc brake, TA, Tubeless At least 20mm internal width Tires: 32-36c widths Now for the challenge: Under $1000, Under 1400grams Go with options!
I agree. Only issue I see is the stack/reach. Lots of adventure bike features on a bike with less stack than an endurance road bike. If you are in to that kind of geo, it looks like a great buy. If you prefer a taller…
Erik_A wrote: I emailed them at us@canyon.com to ask what is the max tire clearance (front and rear) for both the Canyon Endurace CF SL Disc 7.0 and the Endurace Al Disc 7.0 I know that it comes with 700 x 28c tires,…
JWK1 wrote: Just an update in case anyone is interested. I talked to a rep at Salsa today on the phone. Now why didn't I just do that in the first place? I don't know. Seth (rep) told me that only the fat type bikes…
http://allcitycycles.com/bikes/cosmic_stallion \n\n http://theradavist.com/2017/08/race-or-ride-the-cosmos-with-the-all-city-cosmic-stallion/#1 \n
DEAL ALERT: just saw on the Bulls site the are offering 50% off with promo code "summerfun" \n \n https://www.bullsbikesusa.com/crazy-summer-50-off-pg-38.html?CDpath=4 \n \n1200 bucks for full ultegra hydro and 35c…
I think that the best value is the $1800 Diverge Comp E5. It has the same carbon fork, future shock, Axis wheelset and 105 components as the $3000 Diverge Comp with the carbon frame. \n\nCompletely agree! I hadn't…
Great point, NoCoGreg!
Thanks, sgtrobo! Glad to hear the top tubes aren't as dangerous as the website indicates!\n\nBike looks great. Just a big jump from a 105 to a Force1. I haven't laid hands on those 105 hydro shifters, but boy you can…
105 is one level below SRAM Force. SRAM Rival22 is the 105 equivalent (or rival if you will). SRAM Force1 technically has no Shimano 105 equivalent as 105 only comes in 2x11. The Shimano 105 Hydro shifters (RS505) have…
The Spec website is now updated with the new diverge. The standover heights for the carbon frame appear to be more reasonable on the spec website. Seems to be a big gap btw the $3k clunky 105 shifters model and the $4k…