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Hi. New member - New Bike in progress
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Re: Hi. New member - New Bike in progress
by TommyMax » Wed May 25, 2011 9:43 am
dear lord.. SPAM GALLORE. Sorry. Dont know what happened. How do i delete this mess :-/
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Re: Hi. New member - New Bike in progress
by TommyMax » Fri May 27, 2011 8:12 am
Wow, you double posted your original message, I deleted the spare one, then you edited the one that was left and replaced it with a smily and posted the original message three more times. Every spam bot would be jealous.
-Yps
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Re: Hi. New member - New Bike in progress
by TommyMax » Fri May 27, 2011 8:37 am
Fibre-Lyte:
I do cross country in loose/sandy conditions. So i am changing the front tire to something wider/knobbyer
to keep the front wheel from sinking into the trail.
The frame feels very stiff compared to the aluminum specialized s-works M5 hardtail i came from and that
made me look for some "comfort updates".
My plan is to get a sadle with padding and a smaller diameter carbon seatpost with a shim so i can fit it into my frame.
The Hope/DT Swiss wheels really gets the job done. Haven't had any problems with them. Shure there are lighter wheels out there
but these are all i need.
I do cross country in loose/sandy conditions. So i am changing the front tire to something wider/knobbyer
to keep the front wheel from sinking into the trail.
The frame feels very stiff compared to the aluminum specialized s-works M5 hardtail i came from and that
made me look for some "comfort updates".
My plan is to get a sadle with padding and a smaller diameter carbon seatpost with a shim so i can fit it into my frame.
The Hope/DT Swiss wheels really gets the job done. Haven't had any problems with them. Shure there are lighter wheels out there
but these are all i need.
- TommyMax
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