Stromer ST3 Accessories: The ST3 Experiment, EP4

[@Ropetable]

cool video series! i got the suspension fork for my st5 yesterday, so epic.

[@nvanpraag]

That's awesome! I was told it's not available yet so you must be one of the very first to get your hands on it. Congrats! You going to do a review of what you think of it? Where did you buy it? Thanks for watching my video!

[@Ropetable]

@@nvanpraag I live in Switzerland, so I guess I got it straight from the source, its available at bike stores in Switzerland now, I have seen it pop up online, so I think its a matter of weeks to arrive at your place, I think larger retailers should have them. I made a quick video to show off how it looks for people that are interested. It is pretty cool with a black st3 it would go amazingly well too.

[@gertraymenants967]

nice video. Congratuation with your bike. Small remake - you can best put some 'duke tape' around the back rack, where you wanne hang the sacks. First no issue but after a while the back packs will grip into the back rack.Succes

[@HUGO22287]

The suspension Kinekt increase really the confort ? Also with a danger road ?

[@nvanpraag]

Hey Hugo, I am about to post a new video that reviews 4 changes I made to the bike to make it more comfortable (including the Kinext post). If you have further questions please ask. Thanks!

[@petervandierdoncq1468]

Are they the Ortlieb back roller classics?

[@nvanpraag]

They are the Ortlieb Backroller City's.

[@jgrunner]

Ciao. Just picked up my ST1X and was looking at the kinekt post, appreciate the tip on the diameter, but which length did you order? 350mm vs. 420mm? Thanks.

[@nvanpraag]

Hey Jeffrey, sorry for the delayed response. I actually couldn't remember which I had purchased. I'm pretty sure mine is a 350mm, however the determination of which is right for you depends on your height vs frame size. For reference I am 5'11" and ride a Large. Best of luck!

[@christineritchie8014]

Hi! Why aren’t you using clipless pedals?

[@nvanpraag]

Great question. I have thought about putting hybrid pedals (one side SPD and other "flats") but haven't gotten around to that yet. However, I really want to keep this bike practical for riding with 'normal' clothes and shoes so I'm motivated to jump on it and go as often as possible.

[@duc696monster6]

The only accessory you need is a tune, so it will actually fo 45m/h instead of 38.…..false advertising