Gravel / Gravé / Gnarmac / Groad / ATB

Maybe owned by someone who rides mainly in a flatish area, or has fuck off powerful legs.

https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/128043/

Look fine for 25% gravel hill.

Also cantis and not too much tire clearance. Yeah, rather cross than gravel

Gearing seems a bit weird no?

NO.

Can't see myself pulling at the front of a group ride at 50kph with that gearing. >>>>

Can't see myself pulling at the front of a group ride at 50kph with that rear brake cabling. >>>>

Gravel ratios. Just needs some fat tyres and you could drop your road group

Not yet. I did go see the builder this afternoon. He'll start work soon.

Actual LOL.

you aren't Wouter Poels AICMFP

Thanks for the reply, I went for them and currently bedding in.

Pleased now the bike is finished, starting off as a Charge Cooker SS.

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No worries, enjoy! Looks like a fun build

very nice. I like those bars too.. are they salsa?

They are Ritchey Adventuremax bars, seem very similar. Ride the bike to work today and rides very well.

Just need to change the chainring to something larger.

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Just need to change the chainring to something larger.

And just like that we're back to dick swinging #LADSLADSLADS

Haha, but having a 32 tooth is a little low, just wondering how a oval chainring will work with a true SS bike

What are my options for slightly flared drops? Not as extreme as the Alpkit ones or Ritchey Adventuremax above?

I think there are some Salsa's cowbells? I have seen Cannondale C3 Touring do some too, there was a set on ebay.

Guys, I need fork recommendation.
ofc gravel, tapered, full carbon, post mount, qr or 15mm. Can be chinese if there's anything worth the attention.

@Fforiwr - I've found the Salsa Cowbells to be really comfortable, if a little expensive.

• Alpkit Spitfire
  
• Ritchey do some less flared ones too but I can't understand their naming of their models (Comp Evo Max maybe?)
  
• Salsa Cowbell
  
  

Also Nitto have some things that might do the job.