Cannondale Topstone)

Posted on Sat 10th, December 2022

• #1

CowHen

Having grown tired of shaking myself to bits on 35mm tires, I am looking to swap out my frameset for something that can handle a bit more rubber! Still need to be able to carry stuff and run well on the road, but definitely shifting further towards the bikepacking-'plus' style of riding.

Open to ideas! Cheers, Paul.
• #2

jdp

There is a bombtrack here but it is a medium. Is that too small for you?
• #3

CowHen in reply to @jdp

Sadly yes, 56 is technically too small for me already (at 6'2") but it gives the right reach. Tried out a medium Bombtrack already and feels a bit knees-round-ears.
• #4

skinny

Are you still looking? I have a large grizl

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