Stopped by Cane Creek’s open house / sale-a-bration while in the area. Turned a bit pricey when asking about coil fitment on a Smuggler. Cool experience being able to walk through the factory to grab the parts, building up the shock with correct bushings and coil, then doing a test fit in the employee bike repair area. 40% off for the open house doesn’t hurt either.
What did you do with your bike this weekend?
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Laced a new set of wheels for my rocky mtn today. Hadley rear hub, Oneup front to some Raceface Arc30's with Sapim races and brass nips.
Went to SC HQ
Dude hell yeah. When i ran coils on my bikes I always had to buy 3 to try and figure out the actual correct springrate because id never be at the right sag. Kinda why i went back to an air shock. Thats awesome you could do that at the source like that and walk away with only one spring
It definitely helped in the decision process. I’m always torn between air vs coil. I love the ramp up with small air cans but love the initial sensitivity of coils. I’ll spend some time tuning this then throw the factory Super Deluxe Select Plus back on for a back to back test.
Man I liked and still like coil better. I just had a kid and got fat so I was way past the optimal sag point and threw an air can back on if I’m getting completely honest
I'm home in the PI visiting family. Did a road ride using the Yeti since the trails are muddy.
Ive run those tires on my ebike. They freaking rule
That evil offering is probably my favorite bike ive ever owned.
Started assembly of my Falconer…
Waiting on BB/head set/cranks to get here from White Industries and away we go! Going with a 10-52 cassette, 44t CR, and 160mm cranks.
PNW dropper with air ride, RockShox Rudy fork, 700x47 rear, 700x50 front. 160mm rear disc, 180mm front disc, Wolf Tooth ALT pedals, Fizik saddle, SIS 70mm stem, Whiskey bars, Astral Wanderlust carbon wheelset.
Waiting on BB/head set/cranks to get here from White Industries and away we go! Going with a 10-52 cassette, 44t CR, and 160mm cranks.
PNW dropper with air ride, RockShox Rudy fork, 700x47 rear, 700x50 front. 160mm rear disc, 180mm front disc, Wolf Tooth ALT pedals, Fizik saddle, SIS 70mm stem, Whiskey bars, Astral Wanderlust carbon wheelset.
Out with the old, in with the new. Upgraded to T-Type.
esi grips are pretty good, i kind of understand the hype
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30 mm spindles!?!