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48/32 is a decent range, I'm keeping it for now, as the 32/34 combo may prove useful off road.
2.3 is just about too much as tyres flex likely to rub on the chainstay, luckily there's a G-One Speed in 2.0 instead which will be a lots better.
Felt like a road-going version of a fat bike, G-One Speed is awesome, so much nicer on the road than the standard G-One, haven't tried it off road yet.
seatpost is fine, it's standard own brand one, gonna source a 46cm Cowbell handlebar.
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Fair fair. I do think 48/32 needs be far more common for everyday use.
G-one speeds are magical. On tubeless, I've used them on really sharp coastal rocks (upped pressure a bit) and they flew. Minor cuts, but not a single pinch or fail. Anything a bit sandy and they do skitter a bit though.
What pressure you running?
I'd needs a new bike to use them again though. Only using the 26" monsteur these days. -
Amazing tyres, seem to come with a free tailwind. Been impressed by the 2.35s but want the 2.0s as the potential perfect fat-ish road tyre.
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But does it float? Thames commute potential.
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That looks fucking supreme man. Do miss the Arkose. It felt great on 650's. Happy with the double? Not considering a 1x setup? Also, does it feel a bit jittery over rough ground on the inline post? Did for me a bit, but made it more fun for some reason.