I bought one without even bothering to check if I have enough insertion on the Highlander haha. If it doesn't fit you can be NIL for it.Yep, tried to buy one this morning and they're all sold out already.
Ironically I've just bought a 210mm one which is now for sale. BNIB. Will have to endure Facebook marketplace.
The rotating head aint so good
You should be right, I can fit a 210mm on my med... deal breaker might be the seatpost insertion depth.
Good to go.
I'm pretty sure you'll be ok given the length of insertion they have. But happy to be NIL for sure. Was thinking of two of them. The hardtail is fine as is.
Yeah I've got 80-90mm exposed on the 210 Bikeyoke atm, and I can't see any reason why it wouldn't go all the way to the collar if I wanted to,
Yikes. I have crossed it off my list. Lots of complaints on MTBR. Regular top up of air, binding. Key ways getting loose and causing rattles.
Just to add my experiences, recently bought a 150mm 31.6 OneUp dropper. Loose. So loose. Even after buying and installing the oversized pin kit, it's still a little loose. Perfectly functional and smooth, but something to keep in mind.
While I do have a perfectly functioning 170mm PNW post, I could be interested in the 210mm OneUp... Shoot me a message if you want to try and avoid BookFaceYep, tried to buy one this morning and they're all sold out already.
Ironically I've just bought a 210mm one which is now for sale. BNIB. Will have to endure Facebook marketplace.
120kg here. One Up has been flawless.
100kg+ here and the Bike Yoke 185mm has not let me down in over two years of service.
Charge by the millimeter.
Isn't that @Minlak 's business model?
I thought he worked by the millilitre?
He said he likes to be hands off and not micromanage.
Because you won't be spending money on 24 spoke proprietary wheels?
Because I'm old and want to reminese, and old school fall lines are nearly the same price. Got an old set of enduro ones in the shed. No worse than trying to get Mavic spokes, know which I've broken more of.
