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imwjl wrote: What I thought until I had the Hearse knobby tires in 48 and 55 size - both endurance casing. I don't care what the rolling resistance site says about Race Kings having done a lot of miles with them, MSOs…
pushstart wrote: Yes, get a dropper. I don't have my XPLR dropped yet, since they're so backordered, but at least my wireless blips just came in! I had a (wired) KS integra on my previous "rowdy" gravel bike and that…
abcspjbjd wrote: I agree with the others about the AXS choice. Our gravel tandem has Red AXS levers and an X0 Eagle 12s rear derailleur with a 38t front and an e13 9-50 cassette. First off, that bike looks amazing and…
dangle wrote: AXS by a mile. It's faster than mechanical and super accurate. I have 11 speed di2 and two AXS bikes and AXS isn't giving up anything compared to the 11 speed di2 bike either. Fast and accurate shifting is…
I am in full on analysis paralysis mode!! I primarily ride on the road, but am getting more and more into gravel rides and have signed up for some big events in the North East (e.g. Rooted VT, VT Overland, Farmers…
reqvkq wrote: Thanks much, I’ll check into left crank arm power meter from Stages or 4iiii. I had one of these on my last bike and it was perfect. I had the 4iiii factory install a PM on my crank arm for $300.…
Volsung wrote: Bearclaw Ti. Its super rad. I dont have any recent pics, but now I'm running 700x 48mm tires Are these the Planet Bike Cascadia ALX 700x50 fenders? Do they have enough side coverage with the 700x48 tires?…