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Thanks Scubaman for those points and details. Appreciate it.
Scubaman wrote: I have many (!) Selle Anatomica saddles, and I currently use an H2 on my road bike, an X1 on my commuter bike, and an SA saddle on my stationary trainer that predates both the X designation and the…
Curve Remlaw bar may be a suitable option to tweak for fit, if you have a dropbar-reach frame.
Alice has a 450mm+ chainstay and a 69deg hta. Send an email to the workshop/mechanic? email that Curve has on their site. Ask if the person can send you a bb/chainstay graphic with a 28t ring and chain. You will be able…
RideWithPride wrote: 50mm is no go for me as i like my FR tires. So the curve can do a 42/28 double setup? A 104/64 would see the 64 being too small to clear the 53mm outer diameter shell face. ???/80bcd would clear.…
RideWithPride wrote: Wait is that Knolly and Landyachtz model using the same carbon fork? Defo is. Same fork I spotted on another frame the other day. Thought I might be able to find it direct from china perhaps, as…
Two frames I've been looking at recently are the Landyachtz AB-ST steel, and the Curve Big Kev ti. What I like about them is the fairly short rear end for tyre clearance (am on a 433mm rear atm). AB-ST takes a 29x2.2.…
The new Vitus Venon Evo frameset has claimed pretty low weights for frame and fork, but I'd wait for real weight figures. Probably leans slightly outside what you're chasing though, due to the 420mm chainstay and…
Soma Cazadero 50mm? Think I remember reading somewhere they mount up a mm or so narrower on a rim around your internal width. Less side knob, but faster rolling: The discontinued Furious Fred 2.0. Mine measured around…
Pipeliner wrote: I gave some serious thought to a full suspension XC bike for my bad-gravel project. I didn't want flat bars so I would've had to size down and then put on drops. I might still go that way in the future.…
chas wrote: Max pressure of 70 is standard for hookless. Even that is pushing it, given the slim margin of error tires/rims have these days (my pump has more error than is allowed). chas wrote: What did you end up…
I was considering a similar weight rim a while back but was wanting a shallower depth, hoping that it might give a little more overall compliance in a wheel build. Have seen there's a couple of rims marketed as being a…
https://forums.thepaceline.net/showthread.php?t=270553 no-decal carbon rims are plentiful. If you're after alu, Duke Racing do some minimal logo matt-black rims.
https://www.wheel-builder.de/en/wheels/mtb-650b/stan-s-no-tubes-ztr-crest-mk3-275-650b-novatec-d411cb-d412cb-carbon-straightpull-1295g-wheelset?sort=p.price&order=ASC&limit=75 ^ 480eu using cx-ray spokes. 1300gm. 27.5…
alexk_il wrote: Was thinking about the GRX, but I think I will have to pass. My current chainline is 44mm while GRX has 47mm, I prefer to stay as close as I possible to what my frame was designed for. I guess I will…
Ended up purchasing some Vitesse EX 48mm from Japan. At least I got two tyres for somewhat less than Jan's local-price 48mm.
Not quite sure what you're getting at re the radius comment, but perhaps the carbon Veno Borderless is kind of there? Do a search for cyclowired.jp and veno borderless; you'll find their article on this bar, and pics…
Thanks everyone for the helpful replies. Currently the tyre measures 43 or so on a 22mmInner. Sensible thing seems to be purchasing a 47/48mm.
Any ideas on what a tyre would actually measure at? Thinking of using my 700x44 extralights on such a rim, but wanting to hit closer to 48mm or so, if possible. Don't like Jan's tanwall 🙂
JWK1 wrote: I have contacted Carbonda and have received a response concerning the cfr696. I'm considering building one of these up this spring/summer. In going over the geometry, I see that my size (58) has a lower…