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• #1152
That things is ace!
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• #1153
Exactly.
Tbh the 50t rolls nicely with an 11-34 cassette down the canal.
34t inner ring is more than sufficient for any climbs
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• #1154
Need some new tyres for the Straggler (currently got crap 32mm commutey things on it). Should I just get Schwalbe g-ones, or is there another do-it-all option?
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• #1155
Conti Raceking 29x2.0. Winter is coming.
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• #1156
I've actually got a pair of CX kings that i chuck on if i need to - im after something less knobbly than those.
Unfortunately, the bike doesnt get as much non-road use as it should, so something that's comfy on roads but also won't be totally useless if there's some mud or loose material around. -
• #1157
I’ve got a pair of single speed wheels coming in the mail for my 1x1. I believe the smallest freewheel cog is 14T, but I wonder how big a chainring folks run on such a bike? The current 32T from @beetletype25 already looks tight...
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• #1158
Moving the chainring to the outside will give you a bit more clearance. Think that's how I ran it SS.
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• #1159
Am in same position with a straggler at the moment. Think i'm just going to go with G-One's too.
PS Wiggle have £10 off a £50 spend at the moment which may be of use.
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• #1160
Is it a hub with a freewheel thread?
There’s 2 sizes of thread, the usual mtb one goes down to 16t, the one that takes a 14t is a smaller thread and really only found on bmx hubs.
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• #1161
It's actually these wheels, sold by @MessengerFantasy!
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• #1162
Ah ok, you’ll be able to fit smaller than 14t then, what’s the smallest cassette cog...11t?
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• #1163
Will I? I thought I'd need a regular track freewheel on this.
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• #1164
For road use I take it? 32:11 would be a hell of a gear for off-roading.
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• #1165
G-ones are the one, sjscycles have all Schwalbe tyres at great prices!
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• #1166
Gravelkings.
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• #1167
Just to confirm (as best i can, they came on the bike when I bought it!) they're a SS conversion set so they're using a regular cassette spline, meaning you just mount a 'cassette' cog on it and use the spacers as opposed to a 'screw on' track fitting. Hope that helps!
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• #1168
Anyone fitted a 650b GravelKing sk in the back of a straggler?,currently running horizons on mason hunt wheels that have a bit of clearance
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• #1169
Aahhh fitted WTB resolutes on my Surly. Worked very well on 100km gravel ride!
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• #1170
Wanted for Christmas:
I'm trying to find a second-hand Surly frameset that would fit a friend.
In an ideal world, this would be one of the more "roady" ones.Get in touch if you're thinking of selling :)
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• #1171
Just saw a Midnight Special in the flesh, I was at the same time impressed and not, the Surly effect I guess..
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• #1172
What size?
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• #1173
Oops, sorry: she’s 160cm:5’2ft.
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• #1174
Ok - my wife was thinking of selling her cross check frame - 50cm. I’ll have a chat with her and see if that’s still her thinking (she’s a bit shorter than your friend and finds it a little ‘reachy’)
Edit. Actually She’s taller, but still finds it reachy :-)
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• #1175
👌 thanks, be in touch :)
Downhill?