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Posted (edited)

How do you deal with a dropped belt ?

 

Asking because I kinda like the idea and have a frame that could be used for this

All that gets dropped is me out the back of a slow bunch.

But I checked last night.

Put the belt on the rear pulley and then as far as possible on front ring then turn the crank arm. Goes on easy.

Edited by Vetseun
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First ride, today, where the ride distance has been in triple figures (before the decimal point), since the Maluti Double90 in April. It’s been a lazy, but active, late-Autumn and Winter for me.

 

Some previous rides, although only 80-odd or 90-odd, felt like 100.

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was the minions by accident or are you a sucker for punishment [emoji23]

More of the later, took as a training ride/challenge. Will definitely be putting the recon race and forekaster on for fedhealth though.

 

I wasn't the only gluten for punishment, 2 in the group were ridding enduro bikes.

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More of the later, took as a training ride/challenge. Will definitely be putting the recon race and forekaster on for fedhealth though.

I wasn't the only gluten for punishment, 2 in the group were ridding enduro bikes.

yip I have been as ambitious, did my first long race 90 odd km on a Trance. Needless to say I now have a very comfy, light HT cause this weight needs the most efficient way to get to the top????

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