Show me your 1X road or gravel/all road bike please!

[Mzilliox]

Hey Paceline,

There's still not a ton out there when I google search 1X stuff for road and mixed terrain use. There's a bit, but its so anecdotal, and lots of the opinions are obviously from people who haven't tried it. I'd love to compile some info from the brain trust here on 1x riding.
Im interested in your experience specifically with 1X good and bad. I know it has its fans and haters, but i don't want to hear your theoretical hate, or what you read on radavist or wherever, because if you haven't tried it, you haven't tried it. And photos, lots of amazing and cool photos of 1X bikes in rad, off the beaten path places, or at the coffee shop.

Yes, I am building a 1X bike to try out soon, i just want to learn more!

[GOTHBROOKS]

https://www.pedalroom.com/p/stinner-frameworks-x-mudfoot-33683_29.jpg
my first cx bike was "traditional" in the sense that it had cantis, 46/36 with a road cassette in the back, and no clutch der.
my new cx bike still has cantis, but now it has a 42 in the front and an 11-42 mtb cassette in the back with a clutch der.
the 1x1 bailout gear is nice on the steep stuff. badadadada im lovin in.

[Hobine]

I’ve got a few. Haven’t used FDs in years.

This is my winter ride. 1x9 with a bar end shifter.
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20180224/15c1727b275d915b2b03ad4e2adb16c5.jpg

The Haanjo is 1x10. 40t front ring with 11-36 cassette. Gearing works well unless your racing.
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20180224/9fbcdbb55fd4b6fb0575adec50e1e918.jpg

Just finished this up. 1996 Fat Chance. Using a thumb shifter in friction mode to run the 1x10 drivetrain.
42t ring with 11-34 cassette.
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20180224/829695e27e5a719b538d75aea44fade6.jpg

[Andy sti]

Do it Matt!

[72gmc]

Nice work on that Fat Chance!

[Cicli]

Nice work on that Fat Chance!

Agreed, that bike is awesome.

[NHAero]

I have a Litespeed Unicoi (YBB softtail) converted to a drop bar 1x10, with an Ultegra STI shifter, Shimano XT non-clutch rd, 38T chainring, and 11-40 Sunrace Cassette. Conti Speed King 26x2.2 tires make it and on/off road bike ideal for the mixed trail and paved riding we have here. It has a chain keeper on the front.
I converted my CAAD10 to 1x11 with a 6800 STI shifter, and Ultegra R8000 rd with the 11-34 Ultegra cassette. 42T NW chainring, no cluch derailleur or chain keeper as this a road-only maxhine. It's my lightest bike at 16.75 pounds. Gear range is fine for the riding I do, almost all solo, no pack riding.

[Mzilliox]

Do it Matt!

Oh im already well on my way. i am just a frame away from being there!
So Far:
Whiskey Mid reach fork
TRP 957 mid reach brakes
Easton sl90 42T crankset (also have 50-34 spider for if i don't like the 1x)
SRAM Force 1X shifters and long cage RD
10-42 XD cassette on Hed Ardennes: gravel set
11-36 cassette on another wheelset: TBD

[owly]

1x 10.

11-36 cassette with 38t upfront. On the flats I'm mostly in the 14t cog on the rear. The only thing I miss is having a 13t cog. In the hills the spread in the gears are fine. Spin out on big downhills but I'm fine with that.

Three wheelsets: 650x2.1/2 for the heavy gravel/singletrack. 650x47 for light gravel. 650x42 for the road.

No racing.

[Andy sti]

These are my two. Both used for racing and fun rides.

https://i.imgur.com/8wTpaaK.jpg?1

https://i.imgur.com/BszxdIp.jpg?2

https://i.imgur.com/vV68F8D.jpg?1

https://i.imgur.com/8GuqPoX.jpg?1

https://i.imgur.com/8yjqRB8.jpg?1

https://i.imgur.com/BwjXeq5.jpg?1

[Mzilliox]

These are my two. Both used for racing and fun rides.

https://i.imgur.com/8wTpaaK.jpg?1

https://i.imgur.com/BszxdIp.jpg?2

https://i.imgur.com/vV68F8D.jpg?1

https://i.imgur.com/8GuqPoX.jpg?1

https://i.imgur.com/8yjqRB8.jpg?1

https://i.imgur.com/BwjXeq5.jpg?1

whoa, these are rad bikes! thanks for sharing!

[AngryScientist]

i'm a fan for the right conditions. 1x could never be my "only" bike - but let's face it - i'm just not a 1 bike kinda guy.

https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-Mn6pRnj9GI4/WV5jubXhhfI/AAAAAAAAC14/mS-pGFgqRZgawu_aTG4rOvDB43JNIvCagCLcBGAs/s1140/IMG_0947.JPG

https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-x-K9uGsTAc8/WR72rfaR4VI/AAAAAAAACy4/kRaxEJL15-o-P8lcT2cq5hyTHhlEHL8gwCLcB/s1100/woods.JPG

https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-cOvu_zCwq10/WOJBOpzzNNI/AAAAAAAACwA/oWDrQRZoe3s5t9_WH0yPGRtTcZ5d0e7jACLcB/s1100/Capture.JPG

https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-bBBWvatbkGs/WR72rA_yjEI/AAAAAAAACy0/sHEHq3epfg0BC2PnBueBzMGUZWxBFB7zACLcB/s1140/drivetrain.JPG

[Iansir]

My 1X all road! Hoping that 1x12 comes out this summer

https://i.imgur.com/aXEIchWh.jpg

[Sparshall]

Ride Endpoint CoffeeGrinder
1x11 (48 x 11-40)

Great for “all-road” riding. I can get up all short steep hills we’ve got in Central MO. The 48x11 gives me all the high end I need. Only time I notice the jumps is when I’m in a larger group and I’m not dictating the pace/cadence.

http://i67.tinypic.com/ippi6r.jpg

[Mzilliox]

Yeah, Obviously its not the choice to rule them all, and I'm not exactly a 1 bike kinda guy either. This is for pure fun and trail shredding madness, snow stuff, whatever. you know, being an idiot kid again.:banana:

[bking]

.

[gngroup]

http://davidnelsonsf.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/55DAE8B3-98F7-4542-BDE2-01A7CE344381-e1519522977241.jpeg

Wolftooth 42t chainring paired with an XT 11-42 cassette and an XT derailleur.

[shoota]

https://i.imgur.com/8yjqRB8.jpg?1

That Foundry...
what model?

[Andy sti]

That Foundry...
what model?

The Flyover

[jabbahop]

http://i.imgur.com/ZySfhYo.jpg

No more racing for me so am trying 1x. I have only ridden it twice so far so my views may change.

SRAM rival 1 with 105 crank and wolf wide/narrow oval 40 tooth. 10x42 cassette.

So far very happy with it. I was worried about big jumps between gears but that hasn’t bugged me so far.

Very smooth and quiet and nice not having to think about when/if to go in little ring.

[Mzilliox]

http://i.imgur.com/ZySfhYo.jpg

No more racing for me so am trying 1x. I have only ridden it twice so far so my views may change.

SRAM rival 1 with 105 crank and wolf wide/narrow oval 40 tooth. 10x42 cassette.

So far very happy with it. I was worried about big jumps between gears but that hasn’t bugged me so far.

Very smooth and quiet and nice not having to think about when/if to go in little ring.

Thanks for sharing. I sort of worry about the jumps, but i din;t always shift to find my best cadence anyway, thats boring, so im thinking i wont find the big jumps much either.

[hollowgram5]

Here's my TwinSix standard Rando Titanium.
https://i.imgur.com/Fk3k0XCl.jpg

S700 hydro brakes and 10s shifters
42t narrow wide on a Hollowgram with a SAECO team spider.
11-36 cassette
X0 type 2 short cage der

https://i.imgur.com/KRMc5iYl.jpg https://i.imgur.com/BPXo7fgl.jpg
Lots of fun. Wears a variety of shoes(wheels).

What i've found on the gearing is that I don't need more than about 42x11-36 myself. I've considered going wider range, but haven't yet found a need based on my riding. When I lived up in Peoria, IL I was in and out of the river bottoms with it and own every gravel road without any issues. That may change if I move to an area with more hills, or I'm spending more time on rolling gravel roads. Might bump to a 11-40 cassette instead and swap the der over to a mid-cage.

https://imgur.com/a/rltgb

[Andy sti]

Thanks for sharing. I sort of worry about the jumps, but i din;t always shift to find my best cadence anyway, thats boring, so im thinking i wont find the big jumps much either.

For allroad riding I don't think the jumps are a big deal, at least it's never bothered me. For a longer road ride I don't think I would like it, though.

[d_douglas]

The Flyover

In case anyone is interested in a 58cm, there is one for sale locally that looks essentially new. I have no connection, but a buddy does and is trying to convince me to buy it. I have a ti Desalvo, so I will stick with that, but it is a nice bike for sure.

PM if you want more information.

[rshak]

Hey Paceline,



There's still not a ton out there when I google search 1X stuff for road and mixed terrain use. There's a bit, but its so anecdotal, and lots of the opinions are obviously from people who haven't tried it. I'd love to compile some info from the brain trust here on 1x riding.

Im interested in your experience specifically with 1X good and bad. I know it has its fans and haters, but i don't want to hear your theoretical hate, or what you read on radavist or wherever, because if you haven't tried it, you haven't tried it. And photos, lots of amazing and cool photos of 1X bikes in rad, off the beaten path places, or at the coffee shop.



Yes, I am building a 1X bike to try out soon, i just want to learn more!



https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20180226/5b1144d0b6b5ba2797a40c5d9aaf4d8e.jpg
Mine:
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20180226/1006357e12b33b575c9b0a28d0110f55.jpg



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[Andy sti]

Mine:


Cool bike but it's not 1x.

[Lurvey]

https://instagram.ffcm1-2.fna.fbcdn.net/vp/7e23c3216d201dec944e193673fcccdb/5B09E614/t51.2885-15/e35/27879880_564466117239741_6948915257070845952_n.jpg

[Bostic]

https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20180226/5b1144d0b6b5ba2797a40c5d9aaf4d8e.jpg
Mine:
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20180226/1006357e12b33b575c9b0a28d0110f55.jpg



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What bars are those? 3T Rotundo?

[the bottle ride]

I have a Kona Rove: it has had big 700x40, 700x33 and now 700x28

I have it for 2.5 years and really like it.

I don’t miss the double- but get that I might miss it on longer and hillier rides

[spacemen3]

My old 1x. A 55t chainring leaves no choice but to attack the hills. ;)

https://www.pedalroom.com/p/mbk-super-record-hpf-17692_2.jpg

[kppolich]

A few options here, road, gravel, CX, 1x alfine di2 internal rear hub, and SSCX for the true 1x experience.

https://www.pedalroom.com/p/traitor-sscx-35004_2.jpg
https://www.pedalroom.com/p/2012-cannondale-caad10-1x11-32484_6.jpg
https://www.pedalroom.com/p/cannondale-cx-9-od-green-32485_14.jpg
https://www.pedalroom.com/p/cannondale-caad9-1x10-32489_2.jpg
https://www.pedalroom.com/p/salsa-vaya-alfine-di2-32490_2.jpg

[rshak]

Cool bike but it's not 1x.



I don’t know what the big deal is with fetishizing 1x. Remove inner ring and front derailleur and you are done. Thought of going that route but wanted more versatility


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[rshak]

What bars are those? 3T Rotundo?



Shimano Pro


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[zacstanley]

https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5632/21813605769_eb11647e5b_c.jpg (https://flic.kr/p/zeAr2c)Rock Lobster Disc Cyclocross Bike (https://flic.kr/p/zeAr2c) by zacquillestanli (https://www.flickr.com/photos/garycaribou/), on Flickr

[tuscanyswe]

https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4628/39622209765_044abe5056_b.jpg
It was seriously cold in stockholm today. Easily the worst day this winter (thus far :) )

I am getting along pretty great with my 46 x 11-42
I hear its not low enough for "real" gravelgrinding", and perhaps that is true but stockholm is pretty flat and i rarely even use the 2 biggest cogs even when going up some pretty steap stuff but that is mostly asphalt so yeah different thing..

I do think the jumps on the cassette is a bit big but i also got use to it pretty fast.

The compass 38s have proven to to be awesome. No punctures in a couple of months of everyday grinding and pretty sublime ride with no real drawbacks untill today. As most would have guessed they are not great on icy roads but my previous experience with just a tad of snow here and there was so good that i thought perhaps they could handle this as well. But i learnt they cant as i went down 3 times today (at ridiculously low speeds).

If i could build it again i wouldent change a thing hmm well maybe i would have gone with a 44t but that may be less optimal in spring.

Oh the bottom bracket is pretty nice on a pf30 frame. Ethirteen threaded like a praxis or similar. No creaks n works great with the easton crank if you decide you need a pf bb for your easton cranks at some point.

[Mzilliox]

https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4628/39622209765_044abe5056_b.jpg
It was seriously cold in stockholm today. Easily the worst day this winter (thus far :) )

I am getting along pretty great with my 46 x 11-42
I hear its not low enough for "real" gravelgrinding", and perhaps that is true but stockholm is pretty flat and i rarely even use the 2 biggest cogs even when going up some pretty steap stuff but that is mostly asphalt so yeah different thing..

I do think the jumps on the cassette is a bit big but i also got use to it pretty fast.

The compass 38s have proven to to be awesome. No punctures in a couple of months of everyday grinding and pretty sublime ride with no real drawbacks untill today. As most would have guessed they are not great on icy roads but my previous experience with just a tad of snow here and there was so good that i thought perhaps they could handle this as well. But i learnt they cant as i went down 3 times today (at ridiculously low speeds).

If i could build it again i wouldent change a thing hmm well maybe i would have gone with a 44t but that may be less optimal in spring.

Oh the bottom bracket is pretty nice on a pf30 frame. Ethirteen threaded like a praxis or similar. No creaks n works great with the easton crank if you decide you need a pf bb for your easton cranks at some point.

I grabbed the easton BB and Power meter insert!

[tuscanyswe]

Oh yeah thats right.
Going all out on the kit makes me wonder what frame you have in mind? :)

[Mzilliox]

Oh yeah thats right.
Going all out on the kit makes me wonder what frame you have in mind? :)

I got an email that construction is done and its being polished and brushed.
Its Ti and bult just for this purpose, will shred multiple surfaces, and will weigh very little, and thats all I'll say about that for now.


Now its winter and i broke a couple ribs yesterday, so no riding for a bit, which means i need to shop for the perfect set of goldilocks tires. Looking for 30-35mm clincher and some traction, i have 32mm Compass tires to use for most stuff, but i need a second gravel set with some traction, but still very road capable. Was looking at some of the newer Challenge offerings like the Almonzo, but cats round here and elsewhere have been having a lot of issues it seems. Are the G series tires from Schwalbe the next thing to try for a bit of traction? or perhaps something new from Donelly/Clement? seems they have some new offerings?

[hummus_aquinas]

https://c1.staticflickr.com/3/2857/33443354083_e98b2a137b_b.jpg

[Jaybee]

I got an email that construction is done and its being polished and brushed.
Its Ti and bult just for this purpose, will shred multiple surfaces, and will weigh very little, and thats all I'll say about that for now.


Now its winter and i broke a couple ribs yesterday, so no riding for a bit, which means i need to shop for the perfect set of goldilocks tires. Looking for 30-35mm clincher and some traction, i have 32mm Compass tires to use for most stuff, but i need a second gravel set with some traction, but still very road capable. Was looking at some of the newer Challenge offerings like the Almonzo, but cats round here and elsewhere have been having a lot of issues it seems. Are the G series tires from Schwalbe the next thing to try for a bit of traction? or perhaps something new from Donelly/Clement? seems they have some new offerings?

Depending on your dirt/pave mix, maybe MSOs, GravelKing SKs, or Cross Boss? If you are willing and able to go a little bigger than 35, then the Riddler is a nice tire.

[doomridesout]

Now I want to go back to Stockholm. Such a beautiful city.

[swaterfall]

https://i.imgur.com/xWlQkrdl.jpg

[yinzerniner]

https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20180226/5b1144d0b6b5ba2797a40c5d9aaf4d8e.jpg
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Which frame is that? Reminds me of the new Tarmac a little, as well as a few Rose frames but can't seem to place it b/c of the wild paint scheme

[t500]

Devinci Hatchet - 42 x 11-42

Sadly the 700x40 Terrene Elwoods are closer to 44 and just a bit too wide for the chainstays. Still trying to figure out what tires for a 50/50 mix of gravel and pavement.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/LPtIX9Pxd8CaiANcc1KZgkP1tvMt9N4nw5K9d9qUTVZa3ymb3m cm_3j6lNQYsgxs5XqEzy1NIuGvItUggNYuAgf6IUohKnjsAzWl 96tmAMvgqKU7xaT0BzPGgxp5nXviEo_UgNL-7cCKVdleNiQszRiVoEHDuxNwHDZs9y7YknTHjok1aXMyemD4z6 MkoqoQ6u__-2ndVqy7QO-F6LOPZ0rKdtuMcnrm0-va9aJAKEIkPMqrP8wcmeXZvD_6c8ZSzriCuVMH92l6pC6JOkeM s6P9yzk9BBvUSFuwF5KANUcgE2odnjMF8kehMHPegcV6dCcvWP y8OG4Bbee9qMK3KTVS8VnrA4NCT4rn8I4E8SOsEAGnGj6DhEla IVKatuZNHz7WfsCWcDJov_xYQPMfdS-HX9Z9rFx_W7ys_B6pNhM06khPUQZvsiEAivQ0RoYkWcwpEEZ54 IsuhcJ53VDen-fyBR7MDCtUY8iKGi5ChijSxv_5_dRS2R7ZThge96t0W4eI2jTz V8FEzC59z6CyI1OO84kH7zVjXTbLy0zBi8qSCJUybR7zpL8b-CNwrVn6fSd9dww-X0q2BFJsLmUMBFhbWaF-2KKI-MjYbMn_TDIylNvYJRjTFiJ3BsxH19vXFFnZ2hcFiet3VA7lnY0 HjPXbdzxWh_e68w=w1174-h880-no

[.RJ]

Devinci Hatchet - 42 x 11-42

Sadly the 700x40 Terrene Elwoods are closer to 44 and just a bit too wide for the chainstays. Still trying to figure out what tires for a 50/50 mix of gravel and pavement.

I like my Clement MSO's.

[kmac]

mosaic stainless steel singlespeed cyclocross. 44x17. fun bike!

[Andy sti]

I got an email that construction is done and its being polished and brushed.
Its Ti and bult just for this purpose, will shred multiple surfaces, and will weigh very little, and thats all I'll say about that for now.


Now its winter and i broke a couple ribs yesterday, so no riding for a bit, which means i need to shop for the perfect set of goldilocks tires. Looking for 30-35mm clincher and some traction, i have 32mm Compass tires to use for most stuff, but i need a second gravel set with some traction, but still very road capable. Was looking at some of the newer Challenge offerings like the Almonzo, but cats round here and elsewhere have been having a lot of issues it seems. Are the G series tires from Schwalbe the next thing to try for a bit of traction? or perhaps something new from Donelly/Clement? seems they have some new offerings?

I really like the Vittoria Terreno Dry tire. I have the 40mm on my Foundry. I just picked up a set of the G-ones in 38mm to try too. The Vittorias roll great, set up tubeless very easily and ride really well. I would expect the G-ones to be similar if not a bit faster. Challenge are great and I have the 33mm Strada Biancha and the 38mm Gravel Grinder Race but neither is a tubeless tire. The Clement/Donelly tires all seem really heavy.

Hope you heal up quickly!

[rshak]

Which frame is that? Reminds me of the new Tarmac a little, as well as a few Rose frames but can't seem to place it b/c of the wild paint scheme



Custom carbon frame and paint job. Moll.


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[AJosiahK]

Just acquired some of the last bits for this gravel beast last week. Will need a few more little things before I can get it truly ride ready.


https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4772/40084016304_5843855d2f_c.jpg (https://flic.kr/p/24564xo)

[d_douglas]

Just acquired some of the last bits for this gravel beast last week. Will need a few more little things before I can get it truly ride ready.


https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4772/40084016304_5843855d2f_c.jpg (https://flic.kr/p/24564xo)

There's my old bike!! Looks totally awesome. Can I have visitation rights?

[zross312]

My Raleigh Willard 2, running SRAM 1x 11spd mix of Apex cranks and RD and Rival shifters. Gearing is a 38t chainring w/ an 11-42 cassette. The bike has been exactly what I wanted - I live in LA without a car, so I needed a bike that could do fire roads/light single track while not feeling TOO sluggish on pavement. This does exactly that for me. I thought that the gearing would be too low, but it's also proven to be just about perfect for what I'm doing with the bike - sure, I spin out the 38/11 "big" gear on downhills, but so what? It just means I get more aero-tuck practice ;)

Even after a year the bike is almost all stock - except the wheels. It came with a super heavy wheelset (over 2300g!) with Clement Xplor MSO 40mm's, which I really grew to hate - they just always felt slow, unless pumped up past 70psi, which kind of defeated the whole point of the bike. Now running a custom-built wheelset (Novatec centerlock hubs, H Plus Son Hydra rims, Sapim Leader spokes - around 1650g), set up tubeless with Schwalbe G-One 38's. So far, I'm loving TL, and kicking myself for not dong it sooner.

1697956594

[Mzilliox]

Im considering the G ones in 33 or 35, whatever they come in. thanks for sharing your rides everyone! hoping mine arrives soon!

[Mzilliox]

bump for gravel dreamin

[mistermo]

Rented this two weekends ago:

[Mzilliox]

Rented this two weekends ago:

geez, those tires are massive! how did you like that gearing? 40 up front?

how was the ride on pavement with that massive rubber?

[mistermo]

geez, those tires are massive! how did you like that gearing? 40 up front?

how was the ride on pavement with that massive rubber?

Tires are 2.1 650b Schwalbe Thunder Burts. I rented one two weekends ago from AC in Sausalito, then went for a mixed road/trail ride in the Marin Headlands. It was my first time with a 1x drivetrain and also on 650b wheels. I must admit, I REALLY liked this bike. Both the 1x and 650b's were pleasant revelations. The gearing gaps on the 1x weren't as big as I feared, and the 650bs were quicker on the road than I would've guessed. When I got back to AC, I had them switch to a 700 x 44 compass tire and decided I liked the 650bs better. They felt faster on the road, but maybe that was because it was late in the day and I was more worn out.

For those following the OPEN UP thread, sorry for the cross post.

[Mzilliox]

https://farm1.staticflickr.com/874/40586102134_4ecfd29806_b.jpg (https://flic.kr/p/24QsoaC)SerialMZ (https://flic.kr/p/24QsoaC) by Matt.zilliox (https://www.flickr.com/photos/41573599@N06/), on Flickr

headed my way monday if all goes according to plan.

[Andy sti]

Sweet!!

[hollowgram5]

https://farm1.staticflickr.com/874/40586102134_4ecfd29806_b.jpg (https://flic.kr/p/24QsoaC)SerialMZ (https://flic.kr/p/24QsoaC) by Matt.zilliox (https://www.flickr.com/photos/41573599@N06/), on Flickr

headed my way monday if all goes according to plan.Sweet is right!!!

Who's the maker on this beast?

[Mzilliox]

Its finished ish
https://farm1.staticflickr.com/897/28450483618_0fa13525d4_h.jpg (https://flic.kr/p/Km5azC)Gravel Heretic CL2 (https://flic.kr/p/Km5azC) by Matt.zilliox (https://www.flickr.com/photos/41573599@N06/), on Flickr
Heretic CL2 TI frame with Whiskey mid reach fork
Sram Force 1x (stupid shifter shape and all)
Easton 42 tooth front (may try a 40 or just get stronger)
10-42 XD cassette in back
Hed Belgium on dt240s hubs
a post and stem painted green with easton bars
Fabric saddle and King cages
trp mid reach rim brakes

prob weighs 17lbs

[hmai18]

https://static1.squarespace.com/static/50cf395de4b02deb36fb18de/5ab87e4c03ce644c1c7fb2b0/5ab87ec370a6ad55c672e629/1522040529503/R0011128.jpg

[SpeedyChix]

Versatile 700s and 27.5x2.1 Di2 goodness. Love it.
edit: my bad, these are both pre 1x. Same crank.

https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/800x600q90/922/wFV3rw.jpg (https://imageshack.com/i/pmwFV3rwj)

https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/800x600q90/923/ajXZi5.jpg (https://imageshack.com/i/pnajXZi5j)

[velofinds]

https://static1.squarespace.com/static/50cf395de4b02deb36fb18de/5ab87e4c03ce644c1c7fb2b0/5ab87ec370a6ad55c672e629/1522040529503/R0011128.jpg

Incredible photo. Where is this wonderland?

[hmai18]

Incredible photo. Where is this wonderland?

Bellingham, WA.

[Wayne77]

Norco Search XR. Love this bike. Right now I’m running 2.1” Maxxis tires and with the dropper post it descends steep switch backs amaziny well. For normal gravel rides and races I really like the WTB Byway tires pictured.

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[cueoner]

2018 Specialized Diverge Expert. Swapped the stock wheelset for HED Belgium+ on DT 350's with WTB 650bx47mm Byway tires. I love it!
https://preview.ibb.co/g2OZy8/IMG_8266.jpg (https://ibb.co/eVo1d8)

[tab123]

Recently switched to a 1x and am glad I did.

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[fogrider]

Here's my Santa Cruz Stigmata, set up with Di2 and hydro disc. Running a 42 elipical ring with 11/36 cassette. Prime carbon rims and Maxiss Ramblers. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20180529/2b08c22d6a01c0ede1bb0c79963e5491.jpg

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[rshak]

What bars are those? 3T Rotundo?



Nah. Shimano Pro compact


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