Brad, its a Truvativ double clamp anodized in Guacamole.
Yes, they are pretty thin; I like em.
I lowered the fork to get the stance of the bike to feel right. Without lowering the fork the front end was too high. It is a stiff fork right out of the box; the spring in it is the most heavy duty I have seen in a fork. It feels great lowered, very smooth feeling fork, Rock Shox seems to have that down pat.I'm very impressed! Fresh guaco for sure.
How are those lowered Argyles working out for you? I've never tried one myself but word on the street (or the internet, rather) is that they are pretty stiff, so why would you lower them?
Excellent Analysis...beautiful bike. well done.
i really like the older dna's seatstay yoke.
and any part by thick is cool in my book.
plus you can cut them (the bars) down real narrow.
meanwhile the stem's drop counteracts the bar's rise.
and it (the stem) matches the fork quite well.
i can find nothing wrong with this bike.
again, beautiful, 11/10.
The pedals are kinda heavy, probably 100g/pair heavier than my Eastern pedals. I switch the pins around so that the longer pins are at the 4 corners, otherwise the grip isn't so good (which could be good for some types of riding).
