Steel, hydro disc gravel frame or complete
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From SRAM Flat Mount brakes are here - BikeRadar USA that article, in the first (non bold) paragraph, it states
"While Flat Mount frames can mount standard brakes with adapters, Flat Mount calipers are not backwards compatible with existing IS and post-mount frames."
So... I checked with competitive cyclist, and was told, indeed, it is not possible. Unless someone knows of a version of the road hydro's that are not flat mount, I am out of luck.
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They probably have mountain versions, but I believe all road are "flat mount".
From SRAM Flat Mount brakes are here - BikeRadar USA that article, in the first (non bold) paragraph, it states
"While Flat Mount frames can mount standard brakes with adapters, Flat Mount calipers are not backwards compatible with existing IS and post-mount frames."
So... I checked with competitive cyclist, and was told, indeed, it is not possible. Unless someone knows of a version of the road hydro's that are not flat mount, I am out of luck.
From SRAM Flat Mount brakes are here - BikeRadar USA that article, in the first (non bold) paragraph, it states
"While Flat Mount frames can mount standard brakes with adapters, Flat Mount calipers are not backwards compatible with existing IS and post-mount frames."
So... I checked with competitive cyclist, and was told, indeed, it is not possible. Unless someone knows of a version of the road hydro's that are not flat mount, I am out of luck.
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You are correct, I wasn't aware of that. All of the articles I read mentioned Shimano using all flat mount, I was mistaken. Those are more expensive than the RS505's, I'll have to see if I can stretch my budget.
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read this one first? https://www.bikeforums.net/recreation...nti-frame.html
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read this one first? https://www.bikeforums.net/recreation...nti-frame.html
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I did read that thread, and while interesting to read, it wasn't relevant to me as you say. I have a Traitor Wander sitting in my garage, and the parts are all being delivered this week and next, and when I am back from I trip I will be putting it all together! Pretty excited.
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