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I feel like I should reply. I ended up with the Relevate, and used it till I decided to sell my RLT. Great bag. I needed a better bag for my road bike, and went with a Rogue Panda with straps, and... I swear that thing…
Not entirely the same, but just more roadlink experience. I am running a 1x11 with a 105 RD, roadlink, and 11x40 cassette and it works fantastic. Post those absolute black rings up on eBay, someone will buy them and you…
I would go Fairlight, no question, being a steel fan. Add in something like the Chumba Terlingua... and the decision becomes harder.
I am using a 46t single up front, and an 11-...46 rear? I am not sure what that works out to GI-wise, but it is plenty of high and low, and moving the front ring down a few should get you where you need to be. Oh, this…
First, switch to centerlock (ha!), second, comp cyclist had a mercury wheelset that was 6 bolt and discounted frequently I have almost bought a few times. Last, check out Huny bike wheels in the UK. Decent reviews,…
I have the same bike in steel, awesome ride! I'd actually buy this as a commuter if I could afford it!
Hey guys, anyone have an opinion on running a Spank Oozy 295 27.5 rim for some road plus action? I want to try it out, and also fit some fenders on my RLT steel without dismantling my current tires. I was looking at the…
Turns out a shop nearby carries revelate gear! Saw in person, sold!
dangle wrote: Understandable. The number in the name is cubic centimeters of volume. The 915 is pretty dang big and Greg made it sound like it was designed for gravel/bikepacking and not triathlon. You can see one on…
Jim_H wrote: I've not used them, so I'm not basing this on personal experience, but I do know a few folks who like their Dark Speedworks bag, which come in various sizes and strap on and bolt on versions…
Hey all, anyone know of a list of bolt on top tube bags? I know of the Revelate and Salsa EXP, and that is about it. Seems like that mounting option would solve my issues with TT bags, I would just like to know if I am…
Nice lookin' bike! Had I known about that price drop I would have considered one before I bought my RLT steel (also on sale), but I am really happy with that bike. Hope you get some good rides in prior to the surgeries…
chas wrote: I am 175lbs and for 40mm I use Gravel: 35F 40R Road: 45F 55R I might bump that up 5psi for 35mm tires. and go up or down depending on the road surface and my mood for the day. The Original chart that changed…
Volsung wrote: How much do you and your bike weigh and what's the weight distribution like on your bike? My bike is set up fairly upright so I've been like 10 or more PSI lower up front. Wow... I completely meant to…
I am sure this has been covered, so apologies. But what pressure would any of y'all in the know recommend for for a set of 35c Schwalbe G one's, mostly on pavement? When I am back in shape, gravel/dirt will be a factor,…
25% off, had to order one... been trying to decide on a frame for quite a while, and the $1500 retail always seemed a bit steep to me, but 25% off ain't bad! And IMO the blue/grey color scheme is one of the best I have…
Griff wrote: Nice! Do I spy a lynskey in the background? R2... something? How does the ride compare?
Well, that is unfortunate to read, but I am glad I asked! Thanks guys. If anyone else has opinions, I would love to read them.
So, Surly released the Midnight Special: https://surlybikes.com/bikes/midnight_special https://surlybikes.com/blog/road_plus_brought_to_you_by_the_midnight_special…
Just so y'all are aware, Cotic just announced this sucker: http://www.cotic.co.uk/product/escapade#new I am pretty stoked on this, just waiting to see what Fairlight announces whenever they get around to it. Not sure…