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Well done!

I think it can fit both widths. I think it's 132.5mm

I now understand. Totally repect your choice. Thank for sharing. That 40 deg recline is on the ballpark for a good balance between a natural head/shoulder position and speed. Quite rideable in traffic. And .. those colors and finish .. wow!

Nice! Iam suprised becuase most V20 owners here rarely give it(V20) up completely in exchange for a S40. They usually end up with both.

There are two spy mirrors on the handlebars just near the start of the forward bend.

Thanks Billy.

Very cool video Ivan! And the more you record and edit the videos the better you will get at it! The Silvio 2.0 with an S40 boom? wow ! And it looks like you are flying indeed! Those are wonderfully smooth roads too!

Very nice Ivan! Is the insta360 paired with your phone for the GPS stats? BTW, for some reason , I cannot see the images shared in this post.

Probably he is refering to the 700x30c tires that were included stock with the 2019 S40 complete option. By the way, these colors are truly lovely! I'am guessing the next one is .... luminous white? Hard to choose a favourite.

Wow! Great color and a nice bike as always! Interesting! Has the fork clearance been reduced to handle rim brakes or is that tire huge?

Hello Everyone, I want to thank you all for the act of generosity. It is a worrying time for everyone around the globe. Here in Kenya, the government has closed all schools and other learning institutions and discourages mass gatherings and none essential travel. I'd like you to know that I'am...

Beautiful build! The red and white really pops! That seat looks so good, almost like it came with the frame! The recline angle does not look extreme. Looks very balance and symmetrical. Congratulations.

My current (old) bike, was hard welded to fit me and is not very adjustable but I will definitely be open to help whoever I will find who shows interest. My first son is growing taller and is almost there, in terms of fit, so will be my first candidate. In terms of marketing, the finish on my...

Barend shifters can look pretty retro, if you like that sort of thing! :emoji_nerd: My handlebar is an On-One Midge bar. They are flared dropbars for road touring and gravel/cyclocross bikes. Please note: they will not work with MTB trigger shifters...

:) It's not my blog! It was written by Nick E. About the Soma Gator bar, I understand it has MTB diameter hence the Eagle trigger shifter should work , I believe. But I think the cable routing will stick out in an interesting way. However I use barend shifters myself ( racheted friction type...

If you want to use the standard S40 drop handlebar, there is a MicroShift Right Bar End Shifter, 12-Speed for SRAM Eagle. It will fit into the standard road drop handlebars. (19.0 - 22.0mm clamp band). It's $52 plus shipping on ebay. Here is an ebay link...

Here is a blog describing an S40 with SRAM eagle 1x12 setup. It could be exactly what you wanted. https://cruzbike.com/blogs/blog/taking-on-the-alpine-county-ca-death-ride

One other disadvantage I find with rim brakes besides the effects of water and road grime in wet conditions is that on my home built MBB , it rubs against my legs slightly at the front wheel. Given, this depends on the bike design, seat position, rider's pedaling style e.t.c but it can be...

25.8 lbs for an alloy recumbent with disc brakes and pedals is not bad at all! I wonder how low it can get with a climbing wheelset and 1x drivetrain? Can it get to 22 or 23 lbs? When I first built my homemade MBB, it weighed more than 19Kgs (41lbs). Funny how our perception of weight changes...

I have no words. I may not know all of you that got together to do this, but Iam humbled by your generosity. I don't deserve it but Iam deeply grateful to you all. To Jim and Maria Parker, I shall do my best to represent your great company whenever I ride that beautiful bike . The Bible says...