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Does/should the n+1 rule apply? One that balances functionality/lightness and one for IG?
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Any update on this? Mrs Hobs is looking to get a Brompton and I need some inspiration!
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I'm very similar (except for long arms), I'd consider the large Surly sizes too long although 62 may be ok, but that's based on my preferences.
Do you have an idea of ideal stack and reach? If so https://www.cyclingabout.com/list-of-xxl-xxxl-bikes-for-tall-cyclists-62-63-64cm/ is my go-to whenever thinking about a new bike
EDIT: Just looked, the Surly is 6 cm lower and 2 cm longer than my ideal but within the range I've ridden (and enjoyed)
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What pads do you use?
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As a connoisseur of massive head tubes I believe describing 25cm as "longish" is an understatement
@lsinclair - GLWS. Gorgeous bike and wish I could buy this as the geom is almost spot on but sadly there's no more room in the stable
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Those S and N values look good. As you say, if you get variability over Ethernet it's 1) your router is rubbish/needs a reboot, and/or 2) connection to the home. Either way, requires a phone call to BT :)
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Sorry, are we talking about signal strength or noise?
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-35 is shocking low, suspect the speed variability is due to WiFi, signal strength rather than noise
What is the default recommend carbon gravel frame these days?