For sale: Complete bike Ritchey Logic

Ritchey Logic disc (2019 I think) 55cm - Medium. (I'm 5ft 10)

Hope Pro 4 Hubs on H Plus & Son Hydra rims, 28" Schwalbe tyres (tubes)
Sram Force with Fizik Cyrano finishing kit.
Prologue Kappa RS saddle
Absolute black oval chainring
£1500 Sorry - no offers

I have all Ritchey paperwork for the frame and forks with measurements and serial number etc.

I'm based in Downham, South east London

Hoping the below link works for full photos.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/13q4MziggWj6gynj0kPBb6Mq-sLz4Uh0r?usp=sharing

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Nice bike.

That's very very nice

Thanks both!

Goes quick too.

If I could justify a 4th road bike I'd be all over it.

What are the max tyre clearances on this frame?

https://ritcheylogic.com/bike/frames/road-logic-disc-frameset

Looks like 30mm

Got one myself and its 30 mm in the rear
The non disk version.

i have literally ridden this very bike and can vouch for its speediness.

Cor that’s lovely… wish I had the money - GLWS

This is so nice. Have a bump + glws!

Need to pay a tax bill so Price now £1450

GLWS- sweet ride!!

I'm wondering if this might work for me since my daily rider was hit by a car... What's the tyre clearance like?

Its been said before but 30 mill max rear.

Doh sorry - read the first post but not the whole thread. Is that definitely right for this model though (as I thought they'd been making these for a few years and clearance may have changed from model to model)?

If you want more than 30 mm maybe look elsewhere.

I can live with 30mm but don't want to find that doesn't actually fit, that's all!

30mm confirmed. I'm SE London (lewisham) so let me know if you want to come and have a gander.

Thanks - yep might take you up on that, thanks; just doing some checking of geo etc + thinking if I can make it work and I'll give you a shout about a viewing, I'm only in se23

Did this sell?

Is it easy to bring this back to a 2x by set up?

Thanks,

I think it would require a change of rear mech too but not 100% sure. I guess you could also look at the range on the rear cassette if you needed more in one direction.

What is the range? What is the size of the front chain ring?

A Force 1 rear mech can shift up to a 42t sprocket officially and a 46t sprocket unofficially so they do provide a lot of range.

If you don't mind some fairly large gaps between sprockets then that'd be the cheapest and easiest way of doing things. A longer chain would obviously be needed as well.

A Force 1 rear mech can shift up to a 42t sprocket officially and a 46t sprocket unofficially so they do provide a lot of range.

Depends on the F1 derailleur, SRAM make a short cage and a medium cage version. The short can only go up to 36T officially. Looks like the cassette on there is a 32, so it may be the short cage version.