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He must really like Norway

Love a DeKerf rear!

The pink bike is really good, makes me feel good about buying a downtube shifter mount for my Peregrine.

You can do a Shimano cassette if the derailleur is dialed in at the middle sprocket. That doesn't help with ratio (maybe a goatlink?) but makes sourcing parts easier.

Does anyone have anecdotal evidence about the Conti Terra Hardpacks? They seem suspiciously cheap...

Does anyone have anecdotal evidence about the Conti Terra Hardpacks? They seem suspiciously cheap...

Also when did big corporate aka The Pro’s Closet acquire The Radavist?

A bit boring if you ask me, also no blue SID?

I sometimes think that the bike industry has a clever marketing formula that says that if you a) like bikes
b) likes more than one kind of bike

That means that you Need to Buy a gravel bike now, before it's too late and it's all about electric tandems.

Second vote for 1 or 3 (with ti top cap even if it won' match the Shogun)

Classy! Wheel/tire/mudguard matching is very satisfying

Flite -pron!

Seems that the information was there if I looked

"All our Sliding, Rocker, and PolyDrop dropouts can be converted from a 10 x 135 mm to a 12 x 142 mm hub. It is as easy as switching out the 135 x 10 mm inserts for ones that are compatible with a 142 x 12 mm hub."

Thanks for the help @M_V and @Brommers

Eldest rain pants were leaking. Even holds up to a washing cycle. I'd rate BBB’s patches higher than Park tool dito.

Thanks! I'll give it a try if the place where I'm going to for the framebuilding course says it's ok and can source it.

Question, if I space my dropouts to 142mm, I can with Paragon inlets go down to 135 mm OLD (and QR)?

I have booked the week 11-15/4 and I'll stay to watch both Paris-Roubaix races

Also I'm buying a yoke from Konga

Question, if I space my dropouts to 142mm, I can with Paragon inlets go down to 135 mm OLD (and QR)?

Ronnie always makes me think of Knightrider-era Hasselhoff, which I guess is a good thing?

May you could drill them and then add brass in the holes with a a MAP burner? You could probably ask in the framebuilding thread where people actually know what they are talking about

My strong conviction after yesterdays commute on a fixed with disk brake fork, is that if it's going to be used on slush-frozen-to bark-like ice and studded tires, you'll be really happy for the rear brake.

If there's no ice in sunny Jylland(?) then ignore above!

Good choice! Looking forward to seeing them in the wild!

-> conspiracy thread

I'm wondering if non-disclosed 4130 Tange tubing really justify a price of 1999 USD?