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That tail bag! Wow! which model is it? Where can we get it?

I think you have a point there. Especially with an "angled" chainline typical of a 1X drivetrain. The 10 tooth sprocket is only usefull when you are descending in excess of 60Kph and allows you to continue pedalling. 9 teeth seem a little extreme to me but I guess that SRAM and Campy have done...

She is back on the road! Thanks @Always-Learnin Jim, for the Boom. It fits perfectly.

What if you What if you perform the same test with exactly the same wheelset on the V20 by moving them to the V20C? That will eliminate the wheel differences from the equation.

Boom received!

The skewer that came with the Cruzbike is long enough. However to preserve it I use a spare skewer I had in my parts bin with a steel nut. It was from an old MTB rear wheel. I will measure it for you in the evening.

Wheel-on and Classic trainers should mount behind the drive wheel.

It should be quite identical to this 2018 model: Difference between the 2018 and 2019 was some minor improvements to the main fame cable bosses and some clearances. This frameset Assembly video should help: The complete bike build was as shown below:

I honestly don't know why shoe manufactures just don't offer extra holes near the midfoot section. It shouldn't be so expensive to move cleats further back. Personally, I just drill my shoes and bolt the cleats where I want them. Works for SPD two-bolt cleats ( 3-bolt road cleats present a...

This is true upto a certian point. Once your body weight drops to the sub 70Kg (~150 pounds) range, the weight of the bicycle as percentage of your body becomes significant. The power to weight ratio becomes a major factor. When I look at professional bicycle races the lower UCI limit for...

Pretty good actually. I could not tell the difference. It just felt as stiff as my old Shimano one. However, the catch is that the BB spaces and the bearing preload washes were plastic. They became brittle and cracked when I was swapping the two cranks between my bikes. Good thing is that the...

@Always-Learnin , on my 2019 S40 I have used a 48T with a 11-46 Sunrace(CSMX8 11-46) cassette. I added two links to my chain. (Using a second quick link) I do notice the gear jumps but I've gotten used to it and my cadence range has adapted. Occasionally I still spin-out at around 59-60Kph...

Yes, we got some pretty amazing people here. I don't deserve such generosity. I wish I could be able to do the same for someone and give back to the community too. God bless you all.

This is great! Thanks Robert. I really don't know what caused mine to crack. I hope it doesn't happen again.

Wow! You are very kind! What can I say, but thank you!

Thanks. All they have to do is to ship to Texas where our Cargo company is. I guess that should be about $20 locally. I can pm the Texas address details to whoever has the slider From Texas to Kenya the cost will be invoiced to me by the cargo company on arrival. . A brand new slider is...

Hello out there, if anyone recently upgraded to a curved slider and may be having the original Straight Slider that they don't need, kindly inbox me. It will be local USA shipping to Texas. I estimate that to be about $20, I'd like to replace one on my S40 which developed a crack at the...

After this incident, I couldn't help but think if it was possible to redesign the end of the boom to make the handlebar clamp area a replaceable zero offset Oversized stem that screws in or clamps to the end. It might add some few extra grams but it make is easier and cheaper to replace. It will...

Thanks. I will religate it to the trainer for now. (I got a used Cycleops fluid2 that works well for my S40.) I think it's safe enough indoors on a stationary trainer in this case. No risk of crashing incase the handlebar comes loose. For the outdoors, I will go back to my homemade MBB for...