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I went from 505 to 440 on a 29er, and I'm still here.

thanks. nice light and cheap. do you know if they do a single speed version though? I'd want a non dished rear to use as flip flop.

check this link: http://bikegeo.muha.cc/

oh, yeah. cheap. like used hope.

Btw, I will be in the market for a nice pair of ss 29er wheels. I'd like something light and/or wide.
anybody have a set or know of a good offer?

It is extremely fun set up as above (minus a few spacers) but most of the time the bars are the other way round and there's a child seat behind the stem. thats very fun too in an other way.

thanks.
36x16. too spinny for the last alleycat and too heavy for going up stairs, but quite good for most things in between.

Not tried that myself. Seems to have worked out ok here using 26" fork on a 29er.

I was just about to post it until I turned the page. I'll post it anyway, this shot shows the clearance a little better.

what's the groupset on the jiant? snimano 1005?

phew glad we got that sorted (sort of)
that way I won't feel as bad about the heavy pompetamine at 2451g (large)

excuse my ignorance but how much is the frameset?

I'd like to know too.

tender, are you planning on importing frame sets or whole bikes only?

now, I'm also a pompetamine owner.

frame number is as above.

Nuknow. the fork is not enve. it's bevato.

the bb drop is like 63mm or something.

Frame and fork? That's not bad at all. I'm surprised.

can't be. even for frame only without dropout sliders it's a good weight, I reckon.

well, damn you. I just bought the pomp.

I'm now getting into discussion with the owner of Civillian bikes about importing them

There may soon be a list...

uhh.. do you know a frame weight?

I've found that cane creek v-levers and bb7 mtb work quite good together. actually that is the set up that made me want to build a drop bar specific fast disc brake bike.

nah, ht too beefy (tapered steerer is cool tho).

I considered that civilian, but couldn't be bothered. I ended up getting a pompetamine to get the build started. fwiw I like the geometry of the pomp more - except the slope.

there's also kinesis

nice pedestal, shinkuu.
proper practical pun

they do make some small gobbins you put in the forkends to make the axle sit at bit further out. a bit of a bodge, but it'll give you the clearance.
just file the underside of the crown.

haha, I feel like I'm overcomplicating things, but I think I might just get it right from the beginning.
my track bike fit me fine at 56x56, but this one is going to be set up for riding in the hoods mainly.