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  • Super stoked to finally get my hands on my new groupset. It's an Acros A-ge 1x11 hydraulic groupset. It was only sold for a short amount of time and I don't think many were sold. Weight without hydraulic fluids is 305 grams.


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  • Never heard of them before, I'll be interested top know how well it works, does it have a clutch?

  • According to bikerumor: "It also gets a elastomer damping system inside the pulley cage pivot to keep the chain from bouncing. Not exactly a clutch, but same idea. The wound spring that’s visible here is the tension spring."

  • Shame that Acros couldn’t make this work commercially*, it looks neat. Seems like the cost was something like $2300 about 10 years ago for the 2x11 setup. Front derailleur currently available on Amazon for $1511.99

    • * I’m assuming cost was the issue!
  • Stil haven't gotten round to fitting the Acros groupset unfortunately. I did manage to setup the new wheels tubeless. It required a huge compressor and a lot of vaseline, but in the end I got it done. I used fatty stripper tape on one wheel and Stans Tesa tape on the other, to see which will work best.

    I also added a bike to my stable. At the moment I only use it to bring the kids to school, but I am hoping to do some bigger tours on it in spring / summer.


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  • Decided to upgrade some of the parts on the bike. For that purpose I bought a donor bike. Thinking of using the groupset and the headset.


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  • Well jealous, would love a big dummy. Great colour too. Bloke round my way has one that he has e-biked up, looks amazing.

  • Over the last month I made quite a few changes to the Surly.

    Tires: tubeless Hutchinson Python tires.
    Crankset: XTR 970
    Headset: Chris King
    Seatpost: Thomson
    Front rack: Old Man Mountain with Witslingers bags
    Seat post clamp: Salsa

    I still need to fit the shifters and derailleurs from the GT.

    Also thinking of bying a Discord Creemee stem in silver.


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  • New wheel day. Bring on the snow! Also fitted a Thomson post, to see how the bike would look with more silver. Not really feeling it though.


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  • Old post looks better yeah. Where are you, any chance of snow or just like big tyres?

  • Where I live we don’t get much snow. But I plan on taking it with me on a ski trip in March.

  • First ride with the new wheels/tires yesterday was a blast. Grip is superb and so is comfort.


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  • We finally got some dry and sunny weather in the Netherlands. Seems like forever when that last happened.


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  • New handelbar day


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  • This bike is wild, what arez the bars like?

  • Whiskey Parts Milhouse carbon

  • Yes, sorry i meant what are they like in use?

  • They feel unlike anything I have tried so far on this bike. Which is saying something, because this is already my fourth handlebar so far (before MCFK, Jones H-Bar carbon, Groovy Luv Handles).

    The angles feel very similar to the Luv Handles, which is great because I really liked those. They are much wider than anything I have used so far though. Combined with the 'riser' bit, they have a pretty big impact on the handling of the bike. Not sure yet if it is an improvement.

  • New wheel day. Almost anyway. Let there be light.


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  • First time for me on a 'funpark' style track. Scary as hell, but after three runs I started to get to get the hang of it.


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  • Went camping with my kid. I was able to pack everything I needed and then some. Love this bike!


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  • In addition to XTR 970 and 9000, I now have 980 in my stable.


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  • oo yes big fan

  • New chainring.


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  • The time has come to say goodbye...


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