Rychtarski All-Road V.3

Such weight. Much practical.

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psee in anti shocker! ;)

FBNPNA tho

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Aren't they the opposite these days? :)

Forks look ok I think and the guards are awesome.

Took it out yesterday and it rides wonderfully in this setup. Doesn't feel sluggish at all.

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Love this bike! Custom steel is the way to go

Looks awesome! What mudguards are you using? They look really minimal but do the job.

Look like PDWs.

Looking to go 1x11. What is the cheapest (and best) way of doing this without buying a new gruppo?

Wolftooth chainring. Bigger 11s MTB cassette. MTB clutch mech and a JTEK Shiftmate for mating the 5800 shifters with the mech. Would work?

Edit: Is there even 11's Shimano MTB mech available? Lost

I had a 105 5800 mediumcage derailleur combined with a 11-32t and a compact chainset.
Shimano says that derailleur only works up to 32t, but I suspect it could work with the 11s 11-40t XT m8000 cassette in a single ring setup.

Couldn't you run a sram mtb rear derallieur so not needing a shift mate, as they work with sram shifters and as sram and shimano 11speed are spaced the same. Then the halo or superstar narrow wide chain rings are cheaper

Shimano/Sram are not compatible.

You want to buy my Rotor 3d plus and absolute black 42t narrow wide combo with BSA BB? 165mm.

Also if you have the brakes set up front = left, rear = right then I have a spare sram S500 right hand lever; just get a used 11 speed sram shifter, MTB mech, wolftooth ring.

Ignore me - I got confused between cassette and derallieur compatability

Sunrace make a very reasonably priced 12-42 which you can use with a short cage zee mech.

I would definitely try with a new chainring and your existing mech before worrying about a clutch mech.

I've been running 1 x for a few weeks now with an old campag chainring and an old mtb mech and haven't had any issues with chain drop, I reckon a narrow wide and standard mech is gonna be good enough, you can always change the mech out if you have issues (which i doubt you will)

+1

I run a n/w with a 105 rear derailleur, never had a problem with chain dropping off. I have an almost new zee mech in the parts bin if you go that way.

I run di2 1*11 also without issues. Even when i'm racing 'cross.

Thanks. Just remembered that a buddy ran wolftooth and 10s rival an entire cross season without issues. Will try that.

never dropped a chain on my 1x10 105-setup. No narrow-wides, no chain guides or anything. Just put the derailleur spring on the stiffer setting and you're good to go.

you said a few pages ago you would have chose a different tube set for this frame? Why is this?

Just a bit heavy as it is. Spirit would've been nice.

Cant be that heavy? considering I ride a 10kg All city!

With the fork and mudguard, you're looking at around 10.5-11kg.

Looking to go 1x11. What is the cheapest (and best) way of doing this without buying a new gruppo?

Bit late but;

Chainring.

Shorten chain.

That's it.

BTW Wolftooth are awesome, but isn't necessary as any narrow/wide will work.