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Clockwise, it flows better in that direction IMO. The techy river trail section rides a lot nicer in that direction too.Which direction? I've only ridden it once, heading south towards Flaggy
Clockwise, it flows better in that direction IMO. The techy river trail section rides a lot nicer in that direction too.Which direction? I've only ridden it once, heading south towards Flaggy
Sounds good. Would be interested to hear your thoughts after a bit more time on the bike. Would it be good for the longer endurance events, 100k marathons, 6 hour, 24 hours....? I’m guessing for the downs would be great but will you lose some time on the flats/climbs compared to a XC rig?None planned but that was part of the idea that I would do extended trail rides. I used to do laps of Sturt gorge a few times a week but injuries and the lack of time in the past 18 months resulting in shit fitness has stopped me riding so much. Can link it up with the other parks around my area and make a decent 80-100km ride.
I am doing the 900km Mawson trail again in October but that will be on my Indyfab.
Sturt Gorge aka the leafy sea dragon, going to ride it Tuesday after I finish my nightshifts. Will be about a 35km loop with 800vm.
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Yes probably, even if you bought the AXS Spur at $15,500, its still a 11.2kg bike.I’m guessing for the downs would be great but will you lose some time on the flats/climbs compared to a XC rig?
Its an awesome price for well made stem, I dont know if I would use one on my Highlander but for XC/Trail, it will do the job beautifully.Is it the same as this one? I’d say that price is damn good!
Maybe the other 50% Are more willing to use brute force and ignorance than the other 50%? That or a hammer.Its an awesome price for well made stem, I dont know if I would use one on my Highlander but for XC/Trail, it will do the job beautifully.
Just need to work out why 50% of people can fit it to a OneUp 20mm riser and 50% cant.
Those are the 50% with the scored bars. They advise against using a screwdriver to pry open the clamp gap but I'm sure it happens.Maybe the other 50% Are more willing to use brute force and ignorance than the other 50%? That or a hammer.
Cheers. Have used GooGle77designz are the same guys as Kavenz - let me know if you need some German translation.
Isn't this the one that had a recall because it was breaking? Maybe just a batch of them...googling....Ordered a few bits yesterday.
9-50t eThirteen Helix R cassette
DT 240 hubs
I have emailed a German manufacturer called 77Designz, they do a very light, 1 piece 'enduro' stem. Their 35mm stem weighs 69g and the 45mm weighs 84g. The reason for the email is fitting it to the OneUp bar, they failed to fit it to the 35mmx35mm as per below video but I have a 20mm rise OneUp so it may fit, asking the question anyway. There are comments below the video that it doesn't fit, then others that said it went on with no issues, just need to German translate.
Price is 99euros but when Australia is selected for shipping, it drops 17euros off the price and adds 3euros postage. So its $139 which is in the ballpark of regular stem prices.
One Piece Stem 35 | Black | 35 mm | 1000341
A super-light Enduro Stem with a 35mm clamp that you can rely on. The smart one-piece construction allows for low weight while being sturdy and stiff. You can choose between 7 different colors and the lengths 35 and 45 mm, so you can customize your bike…77-store.com
Yes. Just a batch. Recall under way. Current stems not affected from their gram page.Isn't this the one that had a recall because it was breaking? Maybe just a batch of them...googling....
Yep, just a batch
Recall
77-store.com
Just bought the OneUp carbon from a LBS here in Adelaide they had stock in their display case and OneUp is completely out of stock... $40 over online price.Those lightweight stems that wrap around are nice but are a pain for bar install. I had a Ritchey 260 where you had to slide the bar through. Was a delicate operation as you did not want to score the bar.
Having said that the 77 Designz stem is very nice. Have you considered their bar/stem combo so you know it will work?
Yes it fit´s but you must be very careful to not to destroy the soft paint of the handlebar.
Cheers, Giacomo
Surely you could just tape it then remove the tape once close to in position?Got a reply about the 77 stem.
Das Nein....The 77 stem was inspired by the Intend stem:
https://www.intend-bc.com/products/intend-grace-en/
But is cheaper.
Yes, 77 was established first but the design style of the stem was done by Intend first according to the owner on his ‘gram page. The stem was to be a two piece design but cost to make was too high so ended up a one piece.Das Nein....
77designz existed years before intend were on the scene.
77designz was founded in 2007 by three friends in Germany, they designed/built a DH bike frame called the 'Flatout' of which their were a few iterations up until 2011.
Around 2012/13 77designz stopped making frames and focused solely on the components side of things.
Now 77designz has resumed frame making with it's latest venture/brand 'KAVENZ' bikes and produce the VHP 16
https://kavenz.com/
https://77-store.com/en/Kavenz-VHP16-V5-Batch3/1001945