Imaking20 goes all road: Ibis Hakka MX
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So. Many. Parts. Showing up.
Here are some of the more interesting arrivals...
Another attempt at the Easton crank - since now I have a frame that it WILL fit on!
3T Bailout cassette. Clever design. Looks like it will be noisy. Hopefully it shifts ok!
Stans Grail CB7 Team wheelset (-8g once the XD driver is installed)
Compass / Rene Herse Snoqualmie Pass Extralite 44mm tires. I had a lot of back and forth about tire size, and really don't think I need so much tire - but the bike will fit them, they're arguably the fastest rolling "road plus" tire available, and have a light claimed weight. These pair are quite a bit lighter than I expected - actually slightly concerned that they're too light and may be fragile.
Here are some of the more interesting arrivals...
Another attempt at the Easton crank - since now I have a frame that it WILL fit on!
3T Bailout cassette. Clever design. Looks like it will be noisy. Hopefully it shifts ok!
Stans Grail CB7 Team wheelset (-8g once the XD driver is installed)
Compass / Rene Herse Snoqualmie Pass Extralite 44mm tires. I had a lot of back and forth about tire size, and really don't think I need so much tire - but the bike will fit them, they're arguably the fastest rolling "road plus" tire available, and have a light claimed weight. These pair are quite a bit lighter than I expected - actually slightly concerned that they're too light and may be fragile.
With the constant crunch of gravel, maybe not such a big deal...?AZR3 wrote:I had a Bailout cassette before I went AXS, no issues shifting but after a while, even with frequent lubing of the chain and cleaning from the beginning, it got noisy
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Build looks great. Love that color. And the stance of the frame in that size.
I have the same wheels coming on my next adventure in purchasing a gravel bike.......hoping they ride nicely and aren't too flexy (not an issue for you, maybe a bit for me)..
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I have the same wheels coming on my next adventure in purchasing a gravel bike.......hoping they ride nicely and aren't too flexy (not an issue for you, maybe a bit for me)..
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I put out more wattz though, broh!
The wheels are reviewed to be a pretty soft riding rim - but that's my design. Generally pretty good feedback on lateral stiffness. That said, honestly, I haven't ridden a disc wheel yet where I had any concern about lateral stiffness. It's amazing what not hearing pad rub can do for you!
The wheels are reviewed to be a pretty soft riding rim - but that's my design. Generally pretty good feedback on lateral stiffness. That said, honestly, I haven't ridden a disc wheel yet where I had any concern about lateral stiffness. It's amazing what not hearing pad rub can do for you!
You've got plenty of clearance too - 2mm tire deflection either side is NBD. They sound like perfect gravel wheels.Imaking20 wrote:I put out more wattz though, broh!
The wheels are reviewed to be a pretty soft riding rim - but that's my design. Generally pretty good feedback on lateral stiffness. That said, honestly, I haven't ridden a disc wheel yet where I had any concern about lateral stiffness. It's amazing what not hearing pad rub can do for you!
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