Crosstail customizability?
06-09-10 | 04:42 PM
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Crosstail customizability?
Hey all i'm looking at the crosstail sport cause i cannot afford the higher end comp model. will i be able to put on disc brakes in the future?
sorry bout the noob Q
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sorry bout the noob Q
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Last edited by design8r; 06-10-10 at 08:08 AM.
06-09-10 | 05:51 PM
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Bikes: Trek 5200 and Trek D.S. 8.6
It is very comfortable bike but you will need new shocks
Specialized Crosstrial owners, pros and cons
Specialized Crosstrial owners, pros and cons
06-10-10 | 05:44 AM
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In looking at the specs, I think the wheels are where you will have problems. The hubs on the Sport model are not described as being disc-ready.
06-10-10 | 07:14 AM
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Bikes: 08 Specialized Crosstrail Sport, 05 Sirrus Comp
Yes, the wheels are not disc compatible. However, disc type wheels (preferrably 36 spoke) could be part of the "upgrade" when adding the disc brake parts..... The frame, and fork, are already set up to recieve them. This could even be done over stages - do both wheels, then do the brakes separately, do one wheel complete, or even just do one wheel at a time, and one brake at a time, until you are done.
If you have to replace any wheels - this should be taken into consideration - it's easy to get wheels that are both disc and pad compatible.
If you have to replace any wheels - this should be taken into consideration - it's easy to get wheels that are both disc and pad compatible.
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