[dhkid]

judges have never caught my eye, maybe coz i have only seen small size ones, which look too crammed. this one is really sexy!!!

 

[k.kazantzoglou]

judges have never caught my eye, maybe coz i have only seen small size ones, which look too crammed. this one is really sexy!!!

Well a BIG bike for a BIG rider

 

[CrabJoe StretchPants]

Maybe it's just the angle of the bike/camera, but is your rear wheel dished way off?

 

[k.kazantzoglou]

Maybe it's just the angle of the bike/camera, but is your rear wheel dished way off?

Nope, the bike is leaning to the right that's why it seems that the hub protrudes to the left!
Nice observation though

 

[k.kazantzoglou]

So you had the rear wheel built slightly offset? Because that's what you have to do to compensate for the space taken by the floating brake.

Actually Cannondale has two different hub spacings for the same model (Judge & Perp) 150 mm Hub spacing for plain (No brake arm) wheel and 135 mm Hub spacing for a bike with a brake arm.
The wheels are stock DT-Swiss FR-2350's with no modifications made to them.

 

[k.kazantzoglou]

Well I did not know this but in all fairness I had no problems with the setup so far.

 

[CrabJoe StretchPants]

Nope, the bike is leaning to the right that's why it seems that the hub protrudes to the left!
Nice observation though

I was looking more at the tire in relation to the seatstays........even accounting for the bike being slightly angled, the tire seems a lot closer to the drive side seatstay. But if you say it isn't, you'd know better than me now wouldn't you?