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Build Advice/Help
So here goes I am looking for everyone's input. I been a Road guy for 20 plus years and am thinking of getting a Semi off road commuter bike.
A Gunnar Hyper-X. with a whiskey carbon fork, chris king head set. the guy at the shop said I can use a campy group that I already have and use a set of mechanical disk brakes? If so that saves some money. all this info I understand. but the fork is a 12mm thru axle? with a rear quick release. so how hard is it going to be to get a decent set of wheels for this bike? and I plan on running 700x32 with fenders. so maybe the Clements or schwalbe's? Thank you in advance |
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csi pal, if you are going to use it for commuting and by semi-offroad, you mean relatively smooth gravel - then I recommend Panaracer Pasela 35mm. If you plan to go tubeless, then Schwalbe.
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🏻* Last edited by weisan; 01-17-2018 at 06:07 AM. |
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NOT really a 'QR', Quick Release but a 12mm axle that goes thru the hub and secures to the fork. The picture below compared to a standard 'QR'
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Chisholm's Custom Wheels Qui Si Parla Campagnolo |
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Thanks Brother
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Happy to help and nice choice of frame, Gunnar, Richard(Schwinn) does nice work..
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i can highly recommend the gravel king slick tires in 32c. they are super smooth riding tires. 95% as good as the compass offerings at 1/3 the price.
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