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• #4777
steel
29r (?)
full sus
skinny tubing
no weird bends
sliding drop outs
oh baby this gon' be good B)
coil......rear shock....maybe??.....pls
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• #4778
Yeah. Basically I want a Murmur without the gusset and reinforcements
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• #4779
Enjoying the ride ! Cotic is quite a similar reference point if you haven’t already seen https://www.cotic.co.uk/product/flareMAX#slate-grey
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• #4780
Yeah. Maybe that is actually more appropriate geometry for my needs
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• #4781
50mm shock is just fine for 115mm travel on my Swarf. Wouldn't worry much about anti-squat on a short travel bike, just put the pivot in line with the top of the chainring and you'll be close. My concern is it looks like you'd end up with a digressive suspension curve there, where your shock is moving proportionally less as you get deeper into the travel, which would require extra air spring ramp up. Get the curve linear (or slightly progressive) and you'd have a more neutral platform to start with. That said, without a linkage it's probably subtle, I haven't done the mathematics
There is a program called Linkage you can demo
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• #4782
If we’re temporarily hijacking this to turn it into a forum members Starling page here’s mine. 160mm at the front and 140mm at the back which is perfect for when I’m hitting the trails of SE London with my enduro bros.
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• #4783
Thanks both @TvH and @nuke both your bikes are great.
I've now ripped off the geometry of the Murmur pretty much. I might still make it a little less progressive depending on what gear I can get. I can't afford to go out and spend £1000 on forks and rear shock so I'll see what I can get through friends and contacts. I might have to settle :-)
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• #4784
Looks good - I might get called a heretic by the progressive police but my Santa Cruz Blur TR has 130mm travel 26” wheels and a 67° head angle and is still fun to ride - so I think you can afford to be less progressive.
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• #4785
My carbon hoops needed some pro truing so I had to remount my old wheels. I had some second hand WTB riddlers in the attic and boom proper gravel bike (whatever that is)
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• #4786
My parts pusher just sent through proof of my new calipers:
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• #4787
Weekend campout
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• #4788
More
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• #4789
Fantastic shots as usual!
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• #4790
Thanks
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• #4791
Would love to go on a Hulsroy supplied tour of all the best parts of Denmark
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• #4792
Nice, did you start from Aarhus this time, or from your sommerhus?
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• #4793
From Aarhus. We have foound new ways of getting out of town northbound. Hardly have to touch tarmac anymore.
https://www.komoot.com/tour/378833461
https://www.komoot.com/tour/379788125
@rodhusk maybe that could be arranged one day
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• #4794
I hope by the end of July border restrictions are lifted and it's easier to bike across borders. Current plan is to do a three week loop around the Netherlands, but it would be cooler to cycle to Denmark, starting in Groningen, NL!
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• #4795
Thanks for the share. About 10 years ago I flew with my bike to Aarhus (my gf was a student there) so I did explore a bit that area, but didn't go as far as Ebeltoft. Good memories, I should come back.
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• #4797
Wow!
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• #4798
Next level
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• #4799
Thanks.
Forgot to mention:
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• #4800
ooof super nice work!
Looks pretty sick ay