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Wizard works food pouch, £30.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1214478661963699/permalink/3416915321720011/
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Doing it right now! Cheers @amey
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Hello all, anyone come across this issue? 2020 equilibrium, TRP 957 calliper brakes. The cable mount for the brake calliper is placed exactly in front of the frame mounts for the rear derailleur, turning the bars is going to make the cables foul each other. Hope the picture shows this well.
Please share if you have any ideas how to avoid this! Thanks in advance
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Sorry for the delayed response chaps, thanks for your answers.
Brommers- Probably a standard bar, maybe 680mm. Definitely dropper post. Terrain-wise, South Downs, QECP and the surrounding singletrack, then in time moving onto routes like the Badger divide and areas like Glentress when I head north to visit friends. I’m thinking less of a slack modern bike, and more of a trail bike from what I’ve been reading.
Macaroon- good points thanks, notes about the dropper post length and the cranks. RE: sizing up and pushing the saddle forwards, this is all making me think that an M is more suitable than an S.
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Depends on what you mean by low cost, but this seems like a reasonable price.
https://www.freewheel.co.uk/genesis-2020-equilibrium-725-frameset-alt-vargn20830
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Cheers guys, thanks for your thoughts. I feel a bit guilty pestering Scherrit, I’ve already emailed him a few times since my last fit with lengthy questions! I need to go back and see him I think.
Thanks Hippy, those are good points, and yeah the wider bars and shorter stem is making any comparison hard in my head.
Might just try a few MTB’s out at the local bike shops, to get an idea of the position, there’s no chance of any Surly stock until 2021 now though. -
Anyone got any advice for choosing an MTB frame size based on a road bike fit please? Should the saddle be in the same place on both styles of bike?
I have a 54cm Trek Emonda which Scherrit thought was a touch too big, I'm now looking at a Surly Karate Monkey [as a first MTB] and I'm on the cusp of small or medium at 172cm/just over 5'7. If I run my road saddle position [705mm BB to mid-saddle, 47mm of saddle layback], then I reckon the small is the right size.
Can anyone offer any advice? I can share my full road fit if it helps.
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Thanks for the replies guys. @duncs- great find, thanks!
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Anyone got any suggestions for a front rack ((small or large) that I could mount on this fork? Not much weight, but will be riding some singletrack and rough terrain with around 3-5kg of weight.
Very keen to avoid p-clips , but without any bosses on the fork I’m struggling to find a rack.
The bottom eyelet is recessed behind the thru-axle mount, so I will probably have to end up bending the rack mounts if I’m using these eyelets. Keen to avoid having to dismantle the rack if I puncture.
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What’s the verdict on this hub-geared Arkose? It’d be a cycle to work voucher job. Anyone got experience of this hub and how long between service intervals?
Thanks in advance!
https://www.evanscycles.com/pinnacle-arkose-a8-2019-adventure-road-bike-EV339952 -
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Dibs on the stem. PM'ed you.