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I just built myself two wheelsets based on my DT Swiss hubs. Couldn't be happier and they were half of what DT Swiss or Enves or ZIPP wheels would cost. Nextie makes that possible because they offer highest quality…
chas wrote: Tony M is right. In my experience, 32mm is fine in Germany. That's an interesting statement. How does one define which tire width is suitable per country? Terrain maybe? I'd say you can ride all sorts of…
balles88 wrote: Do you think it would be enough with 32mm tires? Even less? And about brakes... Should I take disk brakes? I know there are a lot of discussions about this... maybe I could find bikes with more clearance…
650B/48 Juniper Ridge by Rene Herse (formerly known as Compass ). Very grippy yet fast rolling tire. Can be run tubeless but needs a bit of patience until the sidewalls seal if you choose the Extralight version like I…
You should focus on good wheels rather than a brand name on the frame. I built my bike for approx. 1500€ and it's fast and offroad capable. I now run it with two wheelsets (cost me about 400€ more): 700C with 44mm tires…