Recent content by novekili

I prefer rigid forks as well, but my shoulders and elbows don't, unfortunately. I love riding them but I always end up with a tendonitis of some sort

Ah if you finf Logics flexy I think you'd like The Max on the Serotta. I am a light rider and had never issurs with 700-gram forks. The only fork I have found exceedingly flexy was the titanium Sibex. A wet noodle.

I've just restomodded a T-Max and it rides wonderfully. The only caveat is that Serotta didn't really ever cared about the forks he used. The Columbus Max I had on mine was 900 grams. I installed an AMP instead. I noticed the same problem on my Serotta Tri Colorado. The frame is gorgeous and...

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Not the 97. The 97 was basically the previous year's Pulse II. Beautiful bike IMO. The MC2 was Adroit

Sorry, I don't have it anymore!

Not so strange. I don't vote bikes I wouldn't ride as they are, and I'd never ride a bike without clipless pedals. Which does not mean mine should be the ultimate criteria to judge a bike. It's just personal.

I would have gone eith the Brodie, but it has flat pedals, so, the Ultimate gets my vote.

I agree with you, this one isn't too flashy, so it's OK, but I prefer plain bikes with white bands for the brand.

Ouch! Too big!

Difficult for now. But I won't give my vote to bikes without clipless pedals. So, Dekerf for now. Or Glacier...

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Sure.I'll follow up

I did think about it. I'm gonna try it, but Those wheels with Hope hubs are so nice. My friend laced them to Ritchey wcs off centre rim, a nice match also for the front wheel if you consider the disc. But I will try it for sure. I have a Syncros front wheel with 240 internals and a 2" tyre which...

WOw, killer looks. Loadsa clearance. You can't go any further than 45mm on the Yeti. how does the fork perform? My Pace is not much less comfortavle than a short travel old school fork.