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Not quite loaded yet, but I thought some people might be interested in my barbag set up. I leave for the TransAmerica on this thing in 3 weeks.
Put Nokon high performance gear cable on front so I could get the cables out of the way and make room for the bag.
Put Nokon high performance gear cable on front so I could get the cables out of the way and make room for the bag.
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How is the shifting on that? I've never been a physical witness to a set up like that so I'd love to hear how snappy the shifting is.
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Thats pretty sweet. I use my cross to commute back and forth to work every day. I'm ready to ditch the backpack allready and its only 60-65 degrees outside. What pack is that? The mount looks great.
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Originally Posted by endform
How is the shifting on that? I've never been a physical witness to a set up like that so I'd love to hear how snappy the shifting is.
Originally Posted by renhack
Thats pretty sweet. I use my cross to commute back and forth to work every day. I'm ready to ditch the backpack allready and its only 60-65 degrees outside. What pack is that? The mount looks great.
I should prolly send them some pictures of my rig.
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Nice Jts
I didg the JTS. I have such a sweet spot for Cross bikes...
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Originally Posted by [165]
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damn, 165, you're making me rethink getting the planet-x! Very hot! Do you have any pics showing how much clearance there is around the stays? Also: what size tires are those?
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This weekend, I finally had a chance to get this thing muddy out on the trails. Big fun.
City exploration just got at least twice as interesting now that I can leave the pavement.
City exploration just got at least twice as interesting now that I can leave the pavement.
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To 165.
I've found that on my mtn bike running a full length of housing between the rear stop on the top tube to the rear derailleur really slows down the cable housing destruction when riding in nasties. My cross bike unfortunately has downtube cable routing which is pretty much the only thing I don't like about it.
I've found that on my mtn bike running a full length of housing between the rear stop on the top tube to the rear derailleur really slows down the cable housing destruction when riding in nasties. My cross bike unfortunately has downtube cable routing which is pretty much the only thing I don't like about it.
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Originally Posted by somnambulant
damn, 165, you're making me rethink getting the planet-x! Very hot! Do you have any pics showing how much clearance there is around the stays? Also: what size tires are those?
Originally Posted by endform
To 165.
I've found that on my mtn bike running a full length of housing between the rear stop on the top tube to the rear derailleur really slows down the cable housing destruction when riding in nasties. My cross bike unfortunately has downtube cable routing which is pretty much the only thing I don't like about it.
I've found that on my mtn bike running a full length of housing between the rear stop on the top tube to the rear derailleur really slows down the cable housing destruction when riding in nasties. My cross bike unfortunately has downtube cable routing which is pretty much the only thing I don't like about it.
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Sure, no big hurry.
also: I take it you picked up the fork separately, yes?
also: I take it you picked up the fork separately, yes?
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Originally Posted by somnambulant
Sure, no big hurry.
also: I take it you picked up the fork separately, yes?
also: I take it you picked up the fork separately, yes?
My first carbon fork. Love it
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Yeah, it looks like a really nice fork. Another jealousy factor.. If I go with a custom build from my friend that's likely the fork I'll use as well. I've got a thing for Ritchey parts.
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Picked up a VD Country Road Bob today. Setting a new standard for OCP bike display . . .
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Originally Posted by somnambulant
damn, 165, you're making me rethink getting the planet-x! Very hot! Do you have any pics showing how much clearance there is around the stays? Also: what size tires are those?
The tires are Ritchey Speedmax Cross 700x30. The distance from the tire to the bottom of the seat stay bridge is just shy of one inch.
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Awesome, thanks dude! Did you pick that up locally? Or direct from Planet-X?
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The medium fits damn near perfect - to be honest, I am surprised at how well an OTP frame fits me (with some adjustments).
The medium fits damn near perfect - to be honest, I am surprised at how well an OTP frame fits me (with some adjustments).
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rollin' over the Manhattan bridge on this fine spring evening...
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Originally Posted by heliumb
This weekend, I finally had a chance to get this thing muddy out on the trails. Big fun.
City exploration just got at least twice as interesting now that I can leave the pavement.
City exploration just got at least twice as interesting now that I can leave the pavement.