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I started using Maxima's new one on my mtbs and it's been working great. Cheaper than the others too at least in my shop. https://www.maximausa.com/product/tubeless-sealant/
I am super close to ordering one of the Limited Edition X-Trail frames from CC but does anyone know if those carbon frames can take a 650b wheel/tire as well? The CC guy told me in chat it does but I can't find any info…
Called Kona and they said that the max single chainring the Sutra can take is 38T which kinda sucks.
For those with the current Sutra LTD frame what is the max size single chainring I can fit? Can't really tell from the pics if I can fit a 38-40t narrow wide chainring.
paulpalf wrote: I exchanged emails with Adam, and he said: " For the size 60cm,we are just have older version . and it is BB86 press fit." Very disappointing. I'm not sure the 58cm 696 will be big enough. Does anyone…
The lines on the carbon is normal because of the resin but you definitely have a small chip in there which is not. Will be interesting to see what Carbonda says.
Got it 2 weeks ago but just finished setting it up with all the extra stuff. Santa Cruz Stigmata CC Rival 1 Fox AX PNW dropper shimmed to exact saddle height connected to left shifter 700x40 on rear and 650x2.1 on front…
Don't see many of these around here but got mine last weekend and was able to install the fox fork this weekend and take it for a spin. I am running 650bx2.1 Thunder Burts in the front vs 700x40 Rambler in the rear. Did…
The search XR is a very nice frame. If you can get the bike cheaper than the Haanjo I would go for that.
I just couldn't walk away for $2000. Rival 1 rd, cassette, dropper seatpost are on the way. Waiting on a special crown race so I can install the Fox AX.
Well I've come to a predicament. Yesterday I was out and about with my daughter and went a bike shop just to see the new stuff and talking to the manager we got to talking about gravel bikes etc. He then asked me how…
OltreForza wrote: Thats a cool looking bike. I'm leaning towards building one since I've done the same with all four of my road bikes. Ahh ok well they sell the frameset separately.
So what made you decide to forgo offering framesets and just doing complete bikes? I would assume that offering the frames as an option would allow for easier cost of entry into a new market?
Off the shelf wise my favorite ride is the Ibis Hakka MX with the 650b thunder burts. Other than that the 696 is not a bad option for it's versatility.
Mark_Landsaat wrote: @Koyote, no problem happy to help if there are any questions. @gus6464. Yes you are correct. The GX1 will be steel and is still in development. But, I can share a picture of the sample bike with…
Go GX5 is carbon, GX3 is aluminum, and GX1 will be steel of the same frame?
Does the 696 have routing for an internal dropper seatpost?
How are they shipping out a new fork when the changes haven't been approved by the CPSC? Or are they sending a completely different model fork?
TenMile wrote: I'm considering building up a 505 for my wife as I'd like her to get into road riding with me. She has only ever ridden mountain bikes or city bikes with a flat bar. Was thinking I could build up a 505…
kittrin wrote: Seems like the Robert Axle Project one is a better deal at $50. There's no need to remove it for regular riding AFAIK. They are the same thing basically. You don't have to remove anything for regular…