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You've got a triple up front. My guess is the middle ring is a 32T, which is nearabouts to what you'd use in a 1x setup anyway. Go for a few rides using just the middle ring up front and you'll have a fair idea about what the bike will be like as a 1x setup.

100 or 110mm axle width?

Geez that frame looks like one of the 25th anniversary GT Zaskars. Stunning paint job though. You need to get some nice aqua stickers for the boingy bits out front ;)

I think I have some shimano brakes and 170mm (SLX or XT) cranks I don't need. Will double check in the parts bin this evening.

So it was raining, yeah?

*headdesk* I bought a bunch of this exact stuff 2 weeks ago. Would be in on the cassette and shifter, but hifi can have em.

1. Yeah, you shove it in the hitch receiver and pop the bolt in. Flip up the vertical arm and you're ready for bikes. 2. All the wheel trays and top clamps are adjustable via a ratchet mechanism. It's simple to switch between my Defy and my Optic in the one slot. 3. You probably could, but...

I've got a TwoTimer. Anything specific you'd like to ask about it?

Meh. Logos aren't big enough.

Yeah, I've just realised that was wrong though. Looking at a geo chart you can't assume there is a right angle made between the distance between the rear axle to the top of head tube, and the top of head tube to front axle. The point where you can make a right angle is off in space somewhere...

Assuming the wheel axles remain the same height off the ground you can draw a right triangle between the axles and the point in the head tube where the head angle is calculated. The wheelbase is the hypotenuse of that triangle. Then the head angle is the same as the angle that the fork makes...

How thin are the G-Forms and Speed Sleeves? I've got an outside of riding application in mind and the thinner the better.

Get it on the big dog.

You've come to the right thread.

2012 Giant Trance X0 - 594mm TT - 125mm travel Fox RP23. Has OD2 TALAS 140/125mm which I could include with headset + 50mm Chromag Ranger stem. I've retired the frame due to moving on to a new bike.

You can rotate the multi-tool 90 degrees either way. I've got one, and it does foul the shock if it's in the vertical position. You can get a tool only version you can mount below your own cage as well.

Where did you purchase said nifty cage?

You, sir, have a really nice camera.

Chameleon frames will be non-existant in Aus according to LBS, distributor seems to only want to bring in full bikes, and limited ones at that.

It is generally only length though, and there's no doco to tell whether this means shoe length or foot length. Some brands are consistent though, my two pairs of riding shoes are both the same size Northwave, and all of my other running / hockey / exercise / sport shoes are Asics. I've...