It is a lot of fun. It has a 26” wheel up front and a 19” moto wheel on the back. I’m building up a 21” moto wheel to try on the front.How is the Drill One? Looks like you run MTB wheels?
Why are you going bigger wheels? I thought 19F 16R would be a good combo for having some fun on rockier trails. Wider tires and such.It is a lot of fun. It has a 26” wheel up front and a 19” moto wheel on the back. I’m building up a 21” moto wheel to try on the front.
It had 19” f&r to start with. It felt worse than a trials bike. This thing is really fast and needs some stability. It‘s very steep here and I felt like I was going to tuck the front wheel and go over the bars at every turn. I would have to run the rear wheel extremely offset to the left side if I was going to run a 16” rear wheel.Why are you going bigger wheels? I thought 19F 16R would be a good combo for having some fun on rockier trails. Wider tires and such.
What in the world caused that?
I’d like to know. He really was jra on the way to school. I haven’t seen this particular failure before. Will investigate later today.What in the world caused that?
Whatever little clip was holding this part together I can’t find. Nor can I see how I might access that area. First time seeing this construction for a derailleur. Seems totally non-serviceable - for example, the pulleys are riveted on… had to break the chain to remove the hanger. Well, it’s going in the bin to be replaced with a 9-spd setup tonight.I’d like to know. He really was jra on the way to school. I haven’t seen this particular failure before. Will investigate later today.
Might still have a short cage SRAM 9 speed if it can be useful.Whatever little clip was holding this part together I can’t find. Nor can I see how I might access that area. First time seeing this construction for a derailleur. Seems totally non-serviceable - for example, the pulleys are riveted on… had to break the chain to remove the hanger. Well, it’s going in the bin to be replaced with a 9-spd setup tonight.
The knee functional again?Stupid moose made me reroute on some ski trails. Was waiting for some anal xc skier to complain about me being on “their trails”, but no one around (fight me). Starting to get back at it and more aggressive trails. Left quad still very weak tho, doc said 40% of normal, but i could have sworn in PT it was ~1/3 of the right by the #. Making the climbs tho and able to pedal out of the saddle and with seatpost slammed. View attachment 184682View attachment 184683View attachment 184685
I call it my "chicken leg". It bends far enough for riding. It's not very powerful. I can't do some of the bigger vert stuff I want to, but I can ride, I can get miles in, I can descend. FS is helping.The knee functional again?
It’s the bike god’s karma for leaving both the reflectors and the spoke shield on.
The kid is 7, and rides in the city daily. Those reflectors are staying on. Also, you should see the extra throw on the end of this shifter - spoke guard is a good idea in that case.It’s the bike god’s karma for leaving both the reflectors and the spoke shield on.
I got one, thanks.Might still have a short cage SRAM 9 speed if it can be useful.
That was a dickish comment, sorry.The kid is 7, and rides in the city daily. Those are staying on. Bike gods? Direct them to commencal marketing managers.
Much to my surprise when I removed the cassette, the interface is a freewheel! And the freewheel is integrated onto the 7 speed cassette! What year is it?! New wheel incoming. Guess the bike was a “good value” at $700cad, but my goodness the quality is fairly low. Guess it’s ok so long as you don’t have to replace anything! (28 spoke hubs for example) Guess he is also clearly on the high usage end of the spectrum… not the ride it five times and pass it down to the next. Fine with that. Onward!The kid is 7, and rides in the city daily. Those reflectors are staying on. Also, you should see the extra throw on the end of this shifter - spoke guard is a good idea in that case.
Bike gods karma? Direct them to commencal product managers and their questionable speccing if parts. The other spawn we have has sram x5, which seems better all around.
I knew it was from the photo you posted with the broken derailleur, but I kind of figured you knew. I was waiting to see how you were going to make it 9 speed.Much to my surprise when I removed the cassette, the interface is a freewheel! And the freewheel is integrated onto the 7 speed cassette! What year is it?! New wheel incoming. Guess the bike was a “good value” at $700cad, but my goodness the quality is fairly low. Guess it’s ok so long as you don’t have to replace anything! (28 spoke hubs for example) Guess he is also clearly on the high usage end of the spectrum… not the ride it five times and pass it down to the next. Fine with that. Onward!
Never bothered to look, but as soon as I did, I knew I was in trouble. Stay tunedI knew it was from the photo you posted with the broken derailleur, but I kind of figured you knew. I was waiting to see how you were going to make it 9 speed.
No snow like that here, but it was below or right around freezing all day today. Place I rode has those polished like mirror finish roots from so many people riding them. Couple that with frozen tires and whoosh, exciting times.Icy roots make you look forward to wet roots
No snow like that here, but it was below or right around freezing all day today. Place I rode has those polished like mirror finish roots from so many people riding them. Couple that with frozen tires and whoosh, exciting times.
The white stuff what starting to fall towards the end.
Same here. Was pretty primo. Sno-mers!Was just a few weeks ago when it was nothing but fires and moon dust. Dirt was perfect below 2000' but I like to get high.