Yeppp! Essentially any infinite travel, cable actuated dropper will work with the shifter hackI can operate a KS dropper via a XO shifter?
.......shifter might weigh more than the KS switch though, especially if it's the Lev C....
Time for an upgrade jimmy LOLIf my Giant seatpost didn't have a reversed gear cable (anchor is at the seatpost end), I would have transferred the remote over from my old bike.
This.Come on Chops... you should know that photos always need to be from the drive side......
You'd better be riding in full black yeti kit
Tell me more!I'm also very impressed by the LB wheels, I've been flogging them on DH tracks for several weeks now and they're holding up perfectly. I even managed to bash the rim on rocks and it suffered only a minor scratch - no chipping/denting/folding etc. I'm pretty sure my alloy rims would have copped a nice ding in similar circumstances.
thanks Zaf,I believe that the tunnel/bridge that starts the downhill track up at Stromlo, by either clever design or choice, points directly out at Canberra Hospital.
Best way not to cook brakes is to hold off them
Glad you're still enjoying the ride, the bike is lookin' good Chops.
Come on Chops... you should know that photos always need to be from the drive side......
You'd better be riding in full black yeti kit
No matching team kit..... I'd just look like a complete wannabe who can't ride for shit! LolThis.
And also must be in attack position 90% of the time.
we were gonna call it a day at 5.... Everyone got changed, and cooled down. But we ended up getting changed back and going for one very last run! Knarly shit riding the DH track with very fast fading light. Ended up leaving the car park as it was getting dark/6pm.Shuttles until 5:30pm whaaat! They usually finish em by around 4pm here, but even then you are usually knackered by then if getting in a decent number of runs.
Re Pike sag it is a fork that likes to be run in full open mode and with a higher than usual air pressure so it rides high in its travel. Don't let the numbers phase you the proof is how they feel on the trail and in your case you said they worked well.
Also I am blown away how much stuff you replace simply because you don't like the colour; how many chains and cassettes have you gone through that can't have possibly worn out given how little riding you do??
I haven't actually dropped anything..... But gained 9grams going from the KMC x10sl chain to the new SRAM PC-1091 (232g vs 241g)..... As I was already running a XX cassette before.Maybe I've missed something, but what's the total weight of the bike at the moment? The XX cassette will drop a fair bit.
yeppp exactly the same. Black rims, black nipples, black spokes and black hubs! 26" 33mm UST26" 33mm AM rims, bladed spokes, UST, hope hubs - exactly the same as chops i think. Totally bulletproof.
We couldn't have that....No matching team kit..... I'd just look like a complete wannabe who can't ride for shit.
If you're not falling off you're not riding hard enough.thanks Zaf,
luckily there were zero injuries yesterday in our crew.
Same can't be said for the guy who axed himself on the first drop on the DH track and cut his arm right open (looks like he'll need 5+ stitches)
Speaking from experience Zaf..... Looking good Chopsticks.If you're not falling off you're not riding hard enough.
Also, how small are you? Those pressures are insane.
Wouldn't say it otherwise.Speaking from experience Zaf..... Looking good Chopsticks.
haha... well I can't afford to get hurt with my job, so I only ride what I'm comfortable with... and already pushed myself more than normal, and happy with the stuff I did yesterday! Honestly no complaints!If you're not falling off you're not riding hard enough.
Also, how small are you? Those pressures are insane.
Thanks Clint. Bike is almost done (is it ever done?) with just a few more upgrades in mind!Speaking from experience Zaf..... Looking good Chopsticks.