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RideWithPride wrote: How is the Thundero as an all road(75 road 25 gravel)? Thinking paring the 48mm with a 44mm Rene Herse slick out back. Great choice for 75/25 mix. I took Thundero 44's away on a one week holiday,…
I’ve been riding Speedero on road and light gravel for a couple of months. I just mounted some Thundero for the winter months, and while the side knobs are larger, they are not much larger than the Speedero. I still…
Slim wrote: Given their excellent test results and reasonable prices, that would be awesome! 48mm is more than I need for local trails, but I agree the 48mm size should make for fast riding on rougher trails, and I…
Tufo will release 700 x 48mm size to their gravel range next.
Interested! PM sent.
I am running a Dura Ace front derailleur with 48/31 GRX crankset and 4iiii left power meter one one bike, and a GRX 600 front derailleur with a 4iiii 105 50/34 dual sided PM crankset on another bike. Sounds crazy right?…
Bicycle Rolling Resustance found the Zero had thicker tread than the Dry. This caused more resistance but they expect they will last longer.
TidyDinosaur wrote: Continental CrossKing in 29x2.0. You have to remove the little rubber spikes on the outer edge of the knobs or they will rub the frame. I have also installed a race king now and this seems to be a…
coffeebreak wrote: The geometry on 707 is putting me in a spot. I usually ride L/56 and my roadbike is 58. For reference I am 183 cms. The reach on L sized 707 is even longer than my Cannondale Synapse which is size XL.…
psi wrote: Thanks I had actually had a look at the CFR 1056. The 32mm seemed like a deal breaker but if it can really fit 36mm tires that would be potentially workable. It just seems like the 696 is by far more popular…
Could you live with a 72mm Bottom bracket drop? The Carbonda CFR 1056 may do the job. Clearance for about 36mm tyres. So it wont completely replace a Haanjo, but could do the road and light gravel duty, and save some…
Thanks Stu and GravelInSipsey for the WAM and RAM, very helpful in deciding the next set of tyres.
Volsung wrote: Do they make them for more than just Donnelly? They also manufacture Enve tyres.
BurkC wrote: this thread kind of went all over the place, but I keep waiting for someone to talk about the American Classic tires. They look like a decent tire and won't break the bank. I want some, but don't want to be…
SWGraveler wrote: I find it interesting that Silca, which is, relatively speaking, a microscopic fish in this game of expensive research, is considered such a resolute source of information. Yea, Josh worked at Zipp but…
Gardengate wrote: Yes - way back when, Obed was branded Occee, and the Baseline (which uses the same frame as the Boundary but with different mounts and components) was confirmed in a third party review as a Carbonda…
Ratking20 wrote: i have this bad boy on the way to me now! carbonda 696 bsa does anyone know which hope rx4+ brake calipers i would need? im not sure about the +20 version of flat mounts? i will be using 160mm rotors…
Reasonably priced upgrade, but if you need calipers, it's a no-briner. It also represents a chance to add a pop of color and individuality to your bike.
mtbnut87 wrote: I have even considered trying a set of 4 pot XT calipers and a 180mm rotor with my GRX levers... I bet they work just fine. I've just fitted Hope 4 piston RX4's to GRX600 shifters. Didnt notice the…
JorisFRST wrote: Looking for a tool box that I can mount under the frame. Something like the Speciliazed XC Swat box, but with two mounting points. Not liking the idea of a bottle holder and those bottle like tool…