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@bobknh The current gen Ultegra mid-cage rear derailleur has a total capacity of 39T. I'd expect this one to be able to be the same. Even the short-cage derailleur has 35T capacity.…
Would be a cruel cruel joke if this isn't real.
Check out the link. I thought that too, but it's legit and being raced by Trek-Segafredo. On the other cycling news sites as well.
Best cycling news of the year. https://cyclingtips.com/2018/04/shimano-debuts-ultegra-rx-rear-derailleur-with-a-clutch/
Oops wrong forum. Moderator please move if possible.
Brand new in retail box. Includes brake hoses, Shimano oil and installation tool accessories. Asking $559.
@bnystrom You nailed it. Unfortunately most carbon bars are oriented towards road cyclists and most of those guys buy carbon bars to shave weight. Like with frames, the lighter the carbon product gets the stiffer it…
Thank you. Were you on 35c or 38c? Did either one roll better than the other on hardpack and pavement?
Anyone have experience with this tire and/or comparison with the G-One? Seems like it may be a good dual-use tire. Relatively light for the given sizes too.
The Future Shock in your Diverge will give you more compliance than anything else. In fact with that much compliance from the suspension carbon bars wouldn't do anything. Most wrist discomfort starts with the way your…
I use the Canyon VCLS 1.0 seatpost. Infinitely adjustable setback and provides way more compliance damping than almost every other seatpost out there.…
tb123, how is the compliance of the Roval Control's compared to the Dura Ace C24 and Zipp 202's?
Have any of you used carbon and alloy rims? How big is the difference in ride quality on long gravel rides? Carbon rims are much lighter, but in mountain biking many people still prefer alloy rims due to carbon wheels…
Thanks for the feedback on the XC9. I normally wouldn't be looking at such expensive shoes but was offered them at a large discount.
Fully agree that fit comes above all else. But if it is good and there won't be too much walking, will stiffer soled shoes beat me up on longer rides? Fwiw I have wide feet and the shoes I seem to have narrowed down…
I currently have Easton EC90 carbon bars. On their own they are more comfortable for vibration reduction, but I am switching to Redshift Shockstop stem and going back to aluminum bars (because of di2). I'd get the EA70X…
So far I've been using touring shoes (pretty much street shoes with spd) and am looking to switch to something stiffer. Some shoes I'm looking at have carbon soles, some have carbon reinforced soles which aren't quite…
Thanks for the feedback. The parts have been sitting in my closet for a few weeks now, hopefully they'll make their way onto the bike sooner than later. The current fd has quite a bit of room to go lower on the mount…
Thanks kriskexplorer and Schadenfraude. Any issues to note using the spacer setup? Btw how did you get a green FSA spacer? I'm also considering a conversion bottom bracket from C-Bear or Kogel, but it is $$. I'm not…
Thanks guys. FSA do make a $10 adapter spacer to use BB386 crank in BB30 frame. Would there be any significant disadvantage then to this setup compared to a BB30 crankset?