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Another bad video on 650b

Would this be considered practical for city commutes? Finding the helmet world way too complicated.

Just wondering how compact you could get the tent if it was split down and packed into stuff sacks and not their bag. It's slightly too long to fit in my handlebar bag in its current format.

Except Garbaruk is ludicrously expensive. You can stick a XT SGS cage on a GRC 820 and stick a 10-51 cassette on it.

Fastrolling?

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I'm a little late but how would you rate the mojito³ against the elemento for your summer writing?

Put 48-spoke tandem wheels on it. Then the load on the spoke is halved!!! And if 1-2 spokes break, there will be no runout on the wheel.

240 for how many ounces

Where do I get the stem bolt type out front mount

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That space between the wheel and the derailleur battery is also quite affected by the length of the rear frame structure. I have a 584-50 tire on my gravel and I definitely have more room than you show in your video. The length of my rear frame structure is 440 mm.

Can frind after ride max gride??

I thought it came in the middle setting, not the softest.At least, that's the case for the 70mm stem that I purchased.Mine came installed with the 70 and 80,which is perfect for me weighing in at 170.

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I'm fiddling with the idea of getting Continental Race King 650b 2.2 tyres for my GT Grade Carbon gravel bike. I'm just not sure if their width would work with the AXS front derailleur.

Would you recommend the M on the front and H on the rear as best of both worlds combo?

Great Tire, only match for grip I have tried is the Terravail Rutland, if less durable is faster, with more flexible sidewalls.

3F UL Gear Floating Cloud 1 is my favourite. Similar design at a fraction of the price. There are fewer storage pockets, the ground sheet doesn't extend out, and it's not bike specific i.e. long poles, but otherwise well made and stood up just fine to the 20 or so nights I've used it so far including some quite windy and wet ones. I've another place to put the poles so no issue there.

Its 30 euro on aliexpress

currently I use 650b x 47. I am planning to change it 700c x 35 or 38. Do I need to change the rim as well?

Its been a while since we've seen a new rideadelaide video. Come back James, the absolute best quality Adelaide cycling videos!

Hey, computer M2 i'ts on sale with C3 2 sensor for cadence/speed and H1 heartbeat sensor for about 60$

Hallo from Denmark.. what size Will you chose for 187cm High and 79cm inside legs ?🙏

Its expensive in America too, haha

Hoping you might be able to help me here! I just purchased the 830 Edge and I am unable to find the Ride with GPS or Strava Routes applications within the screen you're seeing on the right at 2:50. Is there some place in the Garmin Express app on my computer that I should be looking for these applications to add to my Edge? I'm stuck here

Great review! Thanks l!

Great review! And good tip on using something more durable on the back!

Uh... Shimano. Nice components, shitty company.

Just get Sigma Rox 4 instead.

Im still in the process of building my ride. So far I heading towards going for the chorus group set. 34 - 50 paired with 11 - 32 .

I like to cycle very varied routes; combinations of fast asphalt to challenging MTB trails. I rode the Vittoria Terreno Dry for a long time: pleasant on the road and yet decent grip on rough terrain. But I often slipped on steep slopes on loose surfaces. I expected the Pirellis to be slower on asphalt, but they turned out to be even faster. And the grip on loose terrain is so much better with the Pirellis than with the Vittorias. The Pirelli Cinturato Gravel M is really a perfect all-rounder. Love them!

How about a video for fitting the tyres? These and the Cinturato All Road Gravel Tyre 700x35c are a nightmare to fit.

You can extend the battery life by also changing the GPS settings. Settings - Bike Settings - Road - GPS System. I have it on Normal and that seems to work fine for most navigation/route following. High or Ultra High Accuracy would probably drain the battery more. Also the more bluetooth/ANT devices you have paired the more battery drain so if you have a phone, HR monitor, power meter, Di shifting and a tail light all connected it will burn through quickly. Turning off Alerts and Messaging also helps. One thing I noticed and have no answer to yet is why only some of my routes saved in Strava import into the Bryton app and not all of them. What is the criteria for selecting which ones to import? If I create a duplicate of a course and give it a new name it will import on the next sync so maybe its got something to do with when the course was created

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Thanks for the review! Really great to see that these tyres last that long. I had schwalbe g-one allround tires on my bike, but after around 2k km the rear thread has become a slick with the canvas showing through at some spots. I did abuse it a bit, but that is half the fun of course. Having something with grip that lasts as well, sounds perfect

Where's the link to purchase the product?

700x50 EXO TR Ramblers sell for $36 here. Pass or Pounce?

Great video and info... whats the name of that light and computer mount combo?

3:44 Is there support for open street map, no satellite image? I know Trailforks is supported on some of their computers, but would be interesting to see how well that works. If I can't navigate properly there's no point in having the navigation on. only solution is a proper map. IMO a cycling computer these days should have all functionality of using Trailforks on my phone. So far I just use my phone. But if I find computer that convinces me, I might buy one.

Sadly, as per their last instagram update, TASIS is no more

Does the map show Trailforks, Open Street map? Does it support uploading to Trailfroks?

Tip for touch screen usage with gloves, some spit on the glove will likely solve it. Not sanitary, but worked for me on touch devices.

Does it support Trailforks?

My rides go past 4 hours, but I suspect I might reach max battery life at some point if I do longer rides. So Bryton Rider S800 d seems to be borderline, just enough to be usable. Can you at least turn the light down easily?

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