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Posted
1 hour ago, TheoG said:

That bike look very niiiiceee !  He's going to enjoy it for sure.

Got to say that I'm super impressed with the quality.

The forks are really nice and smooth with good damping and rebound.

Even has a clutch derailleur!

Now just to see if I can convert it to tubeless somehow...

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Posted
3 hours ago, Trashy said:

Oldest is turning 5 in a few weeks.

I think he's going to enjoy this.

I switched out the cockpit for slightly narrower bars with a rise, shorter stem and zero setback seatpost.

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Wow, bikes look great.

I must still pull the trigger between this or the Trail version.

Please give info on the stem and handlebars?

 

Posted (edited)
19 minutes ago, DJuice said:

Wow, bikes look great.

I must still pull the trigger between this or the Trail version.

Please give info on the stem and handlebars?

 

Standard stem is 50mm, handlebars 570mm wide, flat.

I put on a Rapide 35mm stem and the bars came off a Rook SS. Think they are like 550mm wide with a 15/20mm rise.

Standard seatpost looks about 50mm setback.

I can't see any reason to get the trail version over this.

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Posted
4 minutes ago, Trashy said:

Standard stem is 50mm, handlebars 570mm wide, flat.

I put on a Rapide 35mm stem and the bars came off a Rook SS. Think they are like 550mm wide with a 15/20mm rise.

Standard seatpost looks about 50mm setback.

I can't see any reason to get the trail version over this.

Thanks, looks great!

Probably going to copy you with that stem.

Posted
12 hours ago, Steady Spin said:

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Racks and hooks for the bike cave. 

 

Lekker Marley👀

Also…observation, was this just the luck of the draw for the week, or do you also (like me) rather lets the ‘cheaper’ bikes hang from the wall?😅

Posted
5 minutes ago, MORNE said:

Lekker Marley👀

Also…observation, was this just the luck of the draw for the week, or do you also (like me) rather lets the ‘cheaper’ bikes hang from the wall?😅

It is to matchy matchy the wall.

Looks great! 
#aftertwoyearsstillnotdone

Posted
31 minutes ago, MORNE said:

Lekker Marley👀

Also…observation, was this just the luck of the draw for the week, or do you also (like me) rather lets the ‘cheaper’ bikes hang from the wall?😅

Haha. True story. 
The plan was to hang these two from the start. No idea why. 

Would have been great to hang all 4 but i’m out of wall space. The other open wall is taken up by the solar. 

Posted
2 hours ago, Steady Spin said:

Haha. True story. 
The plan was to hang these two from the start. No idea why. 

Would have been great to hang all 4 but i’m out of wall space. The other open wall is taken up by the solar. 

 

I see some people move the brackets closer to each other, then raise every second bracket so that the handle bars are higher then the lower set ....

 

 

 

Nice setup :thumbup:

Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, ChrisF said:

 

I see some people move the brackets closer to each other, then raise every second bracket so that the handle bars are higher then the lower set ....

 

 

 

Nice setup :thumbup:

Can't get any closer on these. There is a door to the right.

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Posted
20 minutes ago, peetwindhoek said:

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OB at Epic Cycles helped me with a few teaks on my 8 speed Rook Scout that I use as commuter. I am hoping the NuVinci 360 hub was a good choice and went tubeless with WTB Resolute 42 tires. Now to save for brake upgrades...

The resolutes are really nice. Good grip if you do venture into the mud, and decently thinner than the stock 47mm the Rook comes with.

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