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Not a big purchase, but the first set of road shows I have ever bought new. My original pair I got from a mate 10 years ago. He had discarded them as they were too old and lent them to me to try riding clipless on the road. Used them ever since

 

Bought the Black DHB’s on Sunday at CRC, and went back today and bought the NW. now I have to decide which ones to return.

 

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Done!

deciding if the wheels needs to be black

Frame reinforced, resprayed in audi nardo grey(to match dad's bike)

Gloss black specialized decals

Clear-coat added

Wooden grips (turned from olive wood)

Wood pedals (made from marine ply)

Wooden saddle (marine ply)

Rear stand (marine ply)

Priceless stuff

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E13 dropper died on me and had been replaced by a awesome offer from black sheep bikes, the new reverb dropper.

 

Interesting how they managed to reduce the rail to bottom of post height. Compared to the E13 that was slammed down onto the collar I now have a decent clearance between the underside of the collar and the seat post clamp.

 

 Both are 150mm travel droppers.

 

 Not to mention the dropper is smooth as silk.

 

 The most simple yet awesome trick they cane up with was to flip the saddle rails so that they tilt down and not up.... this allows for an increase in rail to collar height with just about zero design changes!

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