I ride mine in my Rapha jodhpurs, but whatever floats your boat. I guess.My pantaloons...
I ride mine in my Rapha jodhpurs, but whatever floats your boat. I guess.My pantaloons...
Would have thought you'd be in your plus-fours.I ride mine in my Rapha jodhpurs, but whatever floats your boat. I guess.
Only when ripping cutties on Trumps Scottish links.Would have thought you'd be in your plus-fours.
That guys is doing it wrong, they look like plus eights.Would have thought you'd be in your plus-fours.
Long femurs.That guys is doing it wrong, they look like plus eights.
Short arseLong femurs.
I quoted an interview a few years back where CC said we should go straight to 157 as it the widest rear possible without increasing BB width.All respect to Cocalis but I reckon if Superboost was the thing, we'd be there by now. Not enough manufacturers have embraced it. By contrast 148 went from a Trek curiosity to the default in less than 2 years.
At the moment it's just a frustrating middle ground imo - the new Wreckoning would probably be top of the list for my next bike (mate has one and loves it), but I've already got a set of hubs I want to use...
To resolve the packaging issues @beeb mentioned, we'd need to see a wider bb / crank standard (and some kind of associated q factor thingy).
It is refreshing that the PB comments all seem down the same path of not being in awe of the shiny new standard and more like keeping running what I have for something that has limited, if any, measurable gain and might be a passing standard until ultra boost appears.Here's a good 2018 interview I have just read. It explains the 157DH needs a 83mm bb where 157 trail keeps the 73mm bb.
Burning Question: Is Super Boost 157 Spacing Going to Become the New Standard? - Pinkbike
Is Super Boost 157 going to take over, or is it just a flash in the pan? We asked seven key players to weigh in on the topic.www.pinkbike.com
Where does it explain that 157DH needs 83mm BB and 157suPerbOOstPUS needs 73mm BB?Here's a good 2018 interview I have just read. It explains the 157DH needs a 83mm bb where 157 trail keeps the 73mm bb.
Yes and no. My Chris King wheelset is 100 / 142 and I run Wolftooth thingies so they work in boosted stuff. $40 to avoid obsolescence is pretty good. Challenge is problem solvers to cover the jump to 157 would be a touch unlikely I reckon.142 was simply doing away with the spuds on QR 135, 110 front and 148 rear made expensive wheelsets obsolete.
I'm waiting for some industry leader to pipe up and say that the new school S shaped seatstay and chainstay made to accommodate wider hubs are not structurally as sound as using a straight stay. Then go off and solve that somehow creating a bit more wacky.As has been mentioned by others: narrow q-factor cranks and wide chainstays are gonna create issues with heel clearance. This is another exercise in fuckwittery.
They're all smoking a bit too much wacky tabackyThen go off and solve that somehow creating a bit more wacky.
Top of Knollys article.Where does it explain that 157DH needs 83mm BB and 157suPerbOOstPUS needs 73mm BB?
At Knolly we call it 157 TRAIL to identify the 73mm BB spacing differently from 83mm DH BB spacing.
It is but I have no issues with a massive Q-factor, I spent quite a few years on Fatbikes from 2011 till 2015 in the Simpson years and the one I still have has a 197mm rear hub and a 110mm BB.As has been mentioned by others: narrow q-factor cranks and wide chainstays are gonna create issues with heel clearance. This is another exercise in fuckwittery.
The wheels look like they are 26" compared to that guy:Bike Check: The BREWser, a 184mm Travel, Crazy-Slack Experimental Gearbox Bike - Pinkbike
The BREWser is what happens when someone isn't afraid to put their wildest ideas into action.www.pinkbike.com
Surely this will bowl a few 'burners over with all that long, slack gearbox action
The grim donut looked like it pushed the envelope too far, this looks like it's meant to beThe wheels look like they are 26" compared to that guy:
So sleddy. That rocker link is a work of art.Bike Check: The BREWser, a 184mm Travel, Crazy-Slack Experimental Gearbox Bike - Pinkbike
The BREWser is what happens when someone isn't afraid to put their wildest ideas into action.www.pinkbike.com
Surely this will bowl a few 'burners over with all that long, slack, belt-driven gearbox action
I really want one of those, they look amazing, especially in the blue.https://nsmb.com/articles/deviate-cycles-release-highlander-150/
@Tubbsy your Highlander is 150 isn’t it?