by great uncle bulgaria on Sat 10/May/14 10:36pm
by Danny B on Sat 10/May/14 11:43pm
by ringo on Sun 11/May/14 7:52pm
by great uncle bulgaria on Sun 11/May/14 9:42pm
thanks for thatringo wrote:I've got a Soma Doublecross disc. Awesome bike and I love it. It won't do properly wide tyres in the back unless they have changed the clearance on the latest frame. Mine is a 2012 model. I can get a 42mm in the back and a 50mm touring tyre in the front. I would like to get a 50mm in the back at times but there isn't quite enough room. The Singular Peregrine can handle wider tyres on the back, to name but one.
by ChumlyPogward on Sun 6/Jul/14 8:02am
by wachtourak on Sun 6/Jul/14 8:13am
by Danny B on Sun 6/Jul/14 8:57am
ChumlyPogward wrote:I want to know about the logistics of using those shifters with an XT rear and wide range cassette. There seems to be a bit of confusion on t'internet about this.
ChumlyPogward wrote:Also why are brifters so frigging expensive?
wachtourak wrote:That is baller. I wanna run challenge gumwalls on mine but apparently they don't work tubeless
by ChumlyPogward on Sun 6/Jul/14 1:56pm
by Danny B on Sun 6/Jul/14 8:03pm
ChumlyPogward wrote:Chur that is good info, I like the look of the SRAM shifters anyway.
So this http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/nz/en/sram-x7-type-2-10-speed-rear-mech/rp-prod108852
and this http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/nz/en/sram-x7-2x10sp-high-clamp-front-mech/rp-prod55249
will be happily actuated by these? http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/nz/en/sram-rival-10-speed-shift-brake-lever-set/rp-prod31539
Plus a SRAM 11-36 cassette, and whatever dirty old crankset i have lying around....?
by Danny B on Sun 6/Jul/14 8:15pm
by ChumlyPogward on Sun 6/Jul/14 8:38pm
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