Let's see those On One's

[Pieter1]

None of On-One's prices are bad compared to other bikes

Amen!

[rock]

On-one's little cousin, Planet X.

 

SA first?

 

Just something to go to the caf' and back........

 

 

[Ryanpmb]

On-one's little cousin, Planet X.

 

SA first?

 

Just something to go to the caf' and back........

Very nice Rock. That must be one of (if not the) first Kaffenback(s) in SA.

 

Congrats on a great build.

[rock]

and for the techies, Ultegra 6700, XT Hubs, Stans Alpha 400's, Avid BB7 S's, Thomson stem/post, Planet X bar, King Cage.

 

awaiting some bigger tyres.

[Monark]

very cool Rock.... she needs a set of 40's from Ryan

[Ryanpmb]

very cool Rock.... she needs a set of 40's from Ryan

She is from me

 

40s will be too big for this frame. We're establishing if the 33s will fit. I'll have some feedback for Rock this weekend and then, if he takes some, can provide some of his own feedback.

 

That said - where's your feedback on the 33s?

[LOOK695]

Very nice Rock. That must be one of (if not the) first Kaffenback(s) in SA.

Congrats on a great build.

oooh, that name might get someone in trouble here in SA

[Ryanpmb]

oooh, that name might get someone in trouble here in SA

Ironically, you can pretty much ride this anytime, anywhere - no pass/ permit required... It's very post '94.

[Ryanpmb]

oooh, that name might get someone in trouble here in SA

The name actually comes from the pom nic for the corner shop, the Kaff.

 

So, on this bike, you can ride to the Kaff 'n back...

[rock]

lots of space at the fork, rear end is a bit tight 

[Ryanpmb]

lots of space at the fork, rear end is a bit tight

Tight at the chainstays?

[rock]

The name actually comes from the pom nic for the corner shop, the Kaff.

 

So, on this bike, you can ride to the Kaff 'n back...

 

that's about as far as my fitness will get me these days.

[rock]

Tight at the chainstays?

 

I have fitted a 35 in there and it doesn't rub and probably has the same clearance as any 23c on a modern carbon road bike.

 

I remember my TCR, the gap between tyre and seat tube was toit.

[Flowta]

She is from me

 

40s will be too big for this frame. We're establishing if the 33s will fit. I'll have some feedback for Rock this weekend and then, if he takes some, can provide some of his own feedback.

 

That said - where's your feedback on the 33s?

 

How much would a fork like that set you back?

[Monark]

Ryan I am waiting for my Ritcheys to completely die before I fit the 33's or until a new set of wheels fall into my lap!! The 33's have a  great tread pattern but look quite narrow.

[Odinson]

On-One Codeine 27.5 

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Frameset pricing available soon...

 

The Codeine 27.5 is built to smash the trails. With 27.5" wheels and 160mm of travel up front it's built for Enduro style epics. With a longer and slacker front end, as well as more travel, than the original Codeine the 27.5 is ready to get rowdy. It offers sure-footed handling with endless feeling suspension making it a  dream for descending. 

Designed for a 1X drivetrain, the Codeine 27.5 offers prodigious mud clearance through its short, wide chainstays; combine these with the huge gear range of SRAM's 1X drivetrains and you get enviable climbing performance. If you're looking for a true all-mountain bike to ride over any and all terrain you'll find the Codeine 27.5 perfect -it's our new prescription for serious off-road adventures.

 

Ball achingly hot, but not being able to fit a bottle cage in the frame is a bit of a deal breaker.