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Here's mine "grinding" some gravel in Italy. I built the frame and fork with clearance for 32s and fenders. Fenders are nice to keep the rock chips and dust to a minimum.
Like some have said, here in Colorado anyway you rarely need tires bigger than 30-32. I run Panaracer Paselas and find them a good compromise between gravel and pavement. Yeah, in the deeper stuff (typically at the bottom of long downhills out on those country roads) can be a bit dicey but it just adds to the fun. |
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Comare MAX
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This was my gravel/cyclo cross bike last year.
Last edited by Ssalmon; 03-15-2013 at 05:52 PM. Reason: Link |
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Here's my gravel fun bike.
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That Fierte is one super cool build!
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Jess of Comare Cycles here in Petaluma built it with an NOS Columbus MAX tube and lugset. It was a challenge getting big tire clearance with these road based parts, bit he did it. I can fit narrow 35mm 'cross tires (Kenda Small Block Eight) or 28 road tires and fenders (28s no fenders in pic). Powdercoated frame/fork/old Salsa quill stem. Recently upgraded from Cantis to Paul Mini Motos. Running Campy Record/Chorus 10.
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chasing waddy |
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Concours CX
Here's a stock Coucours CX I picked up a little over a year ago. Great bike -- have changed a few things since getting it (like that bad green tape, and the brake position). Like Veloduffer mentioned, not many of these around -- mine was the 2nd 59cm made -- is there a 3rd out there?
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Calfee Cross
Calfee Cross, hybrid drive train of Campy square taper CT cranks, Shimano Ultegra Di2, disc brakes, Reynolds tubeless carbon clinchers, Woundup disc specific cross fork. I modified the Di2 a little so the battery would sit up nice and high beneath the saddle.
Raced several times at a few Ultra CX races in 2012. Currently converting the mechanical disc brakes to a Hope V-Twin hydraulic setup, 160mm Hope floating rotors front and rear. http://www.cyclingdirt.org/coverage/...ss-Calfee-Disk Last edited by BikeTech; 03-15-2013 at 08:14 AM. |
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All in all there are some great bikes in this thread. |
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Yes....very.
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