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Most excellent!

Maybe I stand corrected: https://trpcycling.com/product/flat-mount-to-post-mount-adapter/ Though I cannot say which one you would need. The brake adapter forest can be a difficult thing to navigate.

Matthew - that looks like a I.S. style caliper but the V20C mount is flat style. I am not sure there is an adapter to convert International Standard calipers for a flat mount (?) but I may be mistaken.

It comes with the medium as default.

Is your wall mounted clamp adjustable for tilt? I use just a regular stand clamped on the boom/slider with the back end hanging down a bit but rear wheel off the ground. Works perfect.

Probably the Voile strap? https://cruzbike.com/collections/all-products/products/voile-nylon-brake-strap

There will also be a limited third longer stay, but that is pending still unfortunately. I would imagine that it will only be needed for very tall riders (like 6'4" or taller)

These should fit 23/25 and maybe 28's but don't quote me on the 28's for fit - as I haven't seen the wheels personally.

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm: NOTE: These do not have a rim brake track (not that that maters as the V20C is intended for disc brake only...)

These are through axle and disc brake (center lock). They were made very specifically for the V20C only.

Nice.

Main thing in my experience (PNW where it rains 4 months of the year) get the grippiest tires made for wet traction. "fast" speedy tires will wash out. Just like cars the tire choice will make all the difference.

I really am not a fan of "model years" (thanks GM from the 1950's for that concept...automotive "model years" to coincide with the fall TV shows for primary purpose of marketing...) but I digress.

Due to the development costs - not likely anytime soon. IMHO its a race dedicated item only.

I know what the secret is. It's the essence of Larry. Something that - IMHO - needs to be bottled for the masses.

I have a few friends in that area working on trying to find this if it is indeed a printed publication.

That was awesome. Just when you think you can disappear deep into the woods POOF there I am hahah.

Hey all. A potential rider wondering if anyone is in the Michigan area or also Ohio/Indiana area. He asked me to put his info here to call or text. Looking to try a Cruzbike. His name is Pat - 1-248-348-4592

EPIC! Amazing thank you for the video. Thats some rain right there.

The hub is a straight up standard Shimano/SRAM freehub.