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Just the valve core remover they all come with. You should put one in your tool box and keep one with you in you seat pack just in case one comes loose. DT tubeless set up is pretty slick, enjoy!
It sounds like your forks flat mount isn’t perfectly aligned and needs to be faced. I’d see about finding a shop that can do it for you as the tools to do this are not cheap. This same issue happened on my wife’s…
Sounds like something a group of buddies would do for kicks. I get that. It doesn't sound like something I'd be interested in as an event though.
I like it. I'd be happy to see SRAM offer a 10/32 that works on the standard XD driver. Off pavement the 10/42 cassette doesn't bother me nearly as much as it does on pavement but 10/32 would be about perfect as I have…
Brennus wrote: Brennus, what does an old article about mountain bike shifting have to do with this conversation? At the top of this thread I read the following text: " Have a Jamis Renegade and love the bike. Came with…
mikeyjp wrote: So the 105 and Ultegra derailleurs work with the 4700? 5800/6800/R8000/9000 and now 9100 will all work, the derailleurs share the same pull as the 4700 derailleurs. The difference is that the shifter…
Interesting, good thing you checked. I should have mentioned double checking before ordering but good work for covering that. Edit - I'll add that I'm really surprised it doesn't work as a whole slew of people have used…
My understanding is the 10 speed 4700 has the same cable pull as 11 speed Shimano, just with 10 gears. This would lead me to believe you could put an 11 speed XT or XTR derailleur with a Wolftooth Tanpan on it. You…
Praxis cranks are fantastic. I have 1500 miles on a set with the 4iiii power meter and they're super stiff and shifting is great. I notice no difference between shifting with praxis and campy or shimano.
If Q factor matters look at the difference. The WI are really wide for "road" cranks.
I haven't put a ton of miles on them so I can't comment on durability but like them a lot for the limited use I've put them through. I ran them tubeless on WTB KOM i21s so a similar size rim to the Belgium Plus. They…
Pretty sure it was... it was on a foundry cross bike \nIt's a moot point now as I got a deal on the enve so I'm set. \n \nParts are on order so it should be built and ready to roll in the next few weeks. Decided on…
Changed my thoughts on 12mm axles as I picked up a wheelset that came with set of 12mm caps for the front wheel. With that happening I ordered a new Enve CX TA fork and that's that. I know I didn't want to go down that…
nalax wrote: Looks like only one layer of tape. I use two. Me too, err two layers
I'm firmly in the drop bar camp as I really don't enjoy flat bars or Jones bars unless I'm riding mountain bike trails. I know Jones bars give you more positions, etc, but having tried them on my fat bike I knew they'd…
Welp, Whisky #9 is out. Stopped in to the LBS to pick up some Butt'r and they had a full rack of Foundry bikes with that fork and with a 33mm tire it was way closer than I want at the crown. Lots of wide, not so much…
Looking for a new commuter/second gravel capable bike I came across the Lynskey Urbano and got a really good deal from their Ebay sales as a frame only. It hasn't arrived yet but I'm already starting to kick around…
I've never used TRP discs but put a few hundred miles on them before you pass judgement. If that means you don't do your big climb, it means you don't do you big climb. I've never done anything more than 15-20 mph, slow…
You'd be better off going up the MN side if you want to get more gravel than pavement. I've ridden my moto on both sides and coming down from Mpls we were on probably 80% dirt and going up through that section of WI was…
My wife has been on Soma Cazaderos on her 650b Straggler since we built it up. They're a really nice riding tire and roll pretty well. Saying that she's been spoiled by the Compass tires on her other bike and wants a…