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Sorted out the rear wheel play. Luckily the problem was easily solved by tightening the cup cone assembly just a tiny bit. I took the bike for a second ride right after fixing it, during which I tried to see what the brakes are capable of. The good news is that they are very capable. Bad news is that the brake pads didn't line up with the brake track (rookie mistake). So my pristine Rev-X's are already looking battered after their first ride.
@Thrust. Pedals are just temporary so I could take them for a spin while wrenching. I will take change them for my Look Keo's or silver Wellgo SPD pedals as soon as I am happy with everything.
@ricky2slicky. They are clinchers. I am planning to do some commuting duties on this bike as soon as I'm allowed to go back to the office again.
Fatbiker-
I am planning to do some commuting duties on this bike
So good to see practical, sensible bikes being put to good use!
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Nice. I've got a (way less silly but still reasonably silly) 650c Tri bike that I'm making my everyday/town bike. I've been looking for Spinergys here but the few pairs I've found here are way too expensive and mainly tubs.
Lolo
ricky2slicky
Looks great on the Spinergys. Are they clinchers or tubs?