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Similar ,but mine is perhaps in the early stages leading up to yours. According to the LBS,6 cracks all together.

The wheel is at the bike shop, I might be able to the pics from them. They are thin cracks next to the nipples…

Just an update,my Crest mk4’s have cracked , Submitting a warranty claim through LBS.

It’s becoming very hard to trust people in general these days.

Hi Jannie, a 29” would be a better buy and Dual suspension would be better with your back,but if you intend to tar/gravel riding mostly,a 29” hard tail would be fine.

I ride one of these, great bike, quite a bit faster than my MTB, but it does not enjoy offroad much..

+1

Not coming right with this new platform..

Not much.. Trying the 5000’s next to see if they are any better..

Agreed on all above, Plus a bit of a kick when the guys start to get tactical.. Rode with a friend on the weekend in the 94.7, He’s got the perfect ftp,weight advantage and everything you would want to go sub 2h30 So the guys started playing with accelerations ,and he eventually got dropped from the bunch He lost about 10minutes from us in about 20km... Compared our power data afterwords and it was pretty much the same..

My new wheels, So far so good.

Recently bought a Momsen R355-one, Very smooth bike Only thing I have against it is the rear derailleur that does not have a clutch I think the R355-two might have one, Other than that very happy so far

I honestly believe the gravelbikes were handicapped in those conditions...

Hi Everyone, I use my MTB for just about everything nowadays But mostly, riding with other road bikes in group, Most of the time I am in the bottom three rings of the cassette Long story short,I would like to combine a MTB and road cassette to get better ratios at the bottom, Can I take an Ultegra 6800 11/28 cassette and use the smallest three rings on a XT 8000 11/46 cassette? Cheers

Very safe