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[eccc whippet]

 

 

 

Now to set it up correctly to make full use of it. [emoji3]

[Guest notmyname]

 

Now to set it up correctly to make full use of it. [emoji3]

Joh! With all those cords and thingies it looks like a BDSM starter kit. Lekker purchase Isetech.

[Pawel]

Diverge Comp. For starters: carbon is forever. A beautiful thing to behold. On the more practical level, I enjoy the bigger contact patch and stability provided by the 28 mm tyres ( no, you don't need new bike for that ). Not to mention at 9.6 kg ( 64 cm ) she is 2.6 kg lighter than my 1985 steel Bianchi which results in fast acceleration, hence increased number of sprint efforts ( for the road sign, the hill, the anything ) and climbs. A recovery ride on Diverge becomes an oxymoron. I have not noticed any significant improvement on averge speed though.

 

Her being an adventure bike I feel now entitled to riding the verge and the dirt (no, you don't need new bike for that ). And she does it well, within the limits. Hardpack, possibly with some loose dirt and gravel is ok. Anything corrugated, and rocky, especially downhill is not fun. Possibly, if I try even fatter tyres? :-) So, not sure about any Gravel Grinder claims ( Spec do not make any ). Adevture - for sure - I certainly discovered a few new roads and destinations. Fun bike to ride!

[johannrissik]

Bought this from fellow hubber 'openmind.' Lovely, just lovely.

 

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I bought one from a fellow hubber too...just that mine is straight steerer

[henningvr]

Ja, and it is black

[Fruity]

Finally made the conversion from road to MTB.... the road bike might collect dust for a while!!!

That's making me green with envy

[The Flying German]

My Latest Purchase a 2009 Mongoose Pinn'r Maybe not the best climber but dam hot on the downhills and boy does she like to jump Thanks to fellow Huber Kevlouw for the Awesome Purchase

[andreas17777]

New wheels on! Did not buy them, won them on bikehub Thank you.

[CogitoErgoSum]

New wheels on! Did not buy them, won them on bikehub Thank you.

Sjoe. Very very nice ride. Beautiful. The wheels does the frame justice

 

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[Igno]

Last things for the bike build came today.
Deore brakes and some luv

Edited July 11, 2016 by Igno

[Kallie.]

Got this new stead last week (had the wheels for a couple of months). 

 

Thanks for the great service and assistance from Charles at Swift and Warren at Token.

[Bobbo_SA]

Brought it in from the UK, slightly more affordable thanks to a good special and 25% off first order, oh and the Brexit....

 

Ordered on Thursday evening, delivered by SAPO (EMS) to my door on Friday last week.

[usxorf]

Brought it in from the UK, slightly more affordable thanks to a good special and 25% off first order, oh and the Brexit....

 

Ordered on Thursday evening, delivered by SAPO (EMS) to my door on Friday last week.

Where'd you get it from?

[Bobbo_SA]

Where'd you get it from?

 

http://www.probikekit.co.uk

 

They have some good specials on their other Garmins as well. 

[NotSoBigBen]

Brought it in from the UK, slightly more affordable thanks to a good special and 25% off first order, oh and the Brexit....

 

Ordered on Thursday evening, delivered by SAPO (EMS) to my door on Friday last week.

 

But ..... will it work at below zero early winter mornings I wonder ...

[Bobbo_SA]

But ..... will it work at below zero early winter mornings I wonder ...

 

Probably not, It appears that the alarm will not activate before the sun is up.