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I assume the inner fleece is orange as it's soaked in fake tan
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Hunt won't stock Bitex hub parts.
The UK distributor for Bitex is DCR wheels, you'll need to swap the axle for a shorter one but it's a super quick and easy job
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Various packing boxes from a house move and a couple of wheel boxes I also used to move are now available for collection from SE23
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If it helps I've got a 56T Strael 2, the fork can fit a 40mm tyre but the chainstays will only allow a 35mm tyre as measured. Any more and there wouldn't be any paint left on the chainstays with even the slightest bit of crud around!
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Well I think you've answered your own question then, go as wide as the frame will allow. Honestly, bikes don't look much different with 28's or 32's.
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Deep rims? If so then not too wide otherwise you lose a lot of the aero benefit.
Shallow rims, go as wide as your frame will allow and enjoy the comfort!
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Second the Mezcals. The closest tyre I've found to be good in all conditions. Good grip off road even in a fair bit of mud but without giving up too much speed or grip on the road. Big fan of them.
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^This^
Tough XC rims, plenty of spokes and still quite a few CX racers still using tubulars appears to be your best bet.
At least they appear to be 12mm thru axle which will help.
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Pleasure to deal with @marxist_vulcan. Great communication, quick and efficient delivery and even some photos of his lovely cat!
Afraid not, they went to Penge dump this morning