Show me your gravelbikes....inspire me.

[madsciencenow]

Originally Posted by veloduffer

The Pro feels a bit livelier but that could be just the honeymoon period (I’ve only had two rides-all road). Since they are the same geometry, handling is the same - stable/neutral road manners. I’d like to get on the gravel to see how it handles. I don’t think I can keep both, as I have two other gravel bikes (Mosaic & Baxter)...sigh


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Sounds a little redundant but hey, maybe you can convince yourself they all fit a different niche?!


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[RobJ]

Originally Posted by DJB

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That’s a beautiful Seven! Love the color, panels and just a great setup.


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[AngryScientist]

Smoothies in the Front, Knobbies in the Rear.

Took the Crust out for some Putnam County ramblin this weekend with some pals. Good times and perfect roads.

[Burning Pines]

Nice crust. Wouldn’t you normally want more grip in the front and the faster rolling tire in the back?

[nine]

Originally Posted by Nick12

Scrolling through older posts and had to stop and comment on this beauty! Do you have more pics or a separate build thread?

what are the widest tires one can run on a ritchey swiss cross with cantis?

[AngryScientist]

Originally Posted by Nick12

Scrolling through older posts and had to stop and comment on this beauty! Do you have more pics or a separate build thread?

Originally Posted by nine

what are the widest tires one can run on a ritchey swiss cross with cantis?

hey guys sorry just noticed these.

i have a long thread on this bike here:

https://forums.thepaceline.net/showt...ighlight=swiss

max tire size is likely 38-40. i have had RH 38's on there with no problem.

[AngryScientist]

Originally Posted by Burning Pines

Nice crust. Wouldn’t you normally want more grip in the front and the faster rolling tire in the back?

depends on the situation.,

my primary reason for putting something with some meat out back is climbing and keeping rear traction.

[zacstanley]

Threw some Ibis D30 carbon wheels and camp and go slow tape on the Hakka.

PXL_20210415_010331135 by zacquillestanli, on Flickr

[nine]

Originally Posted by AngryScientist

hey guys sorry just noticed these.

i have a long thread on this bike here:

https://forums.thepaceline.net/showt...ighlight=swiss

max tire size is likely 38-40. i have had RH 38's on there with no problem.

awesome. i am looking for a ritchey swiss cross if anyone hears of anything... ideally somewhat built up... tempted by cantis but the new disc model looks more practical ?

[Burning Pines]

My late 90s swiss cross fit a true 38 w/knobs and nothing more. Wish I could find another in a size up, that was one of the coolest bikes I've owned.

[scoobydrew]

Maiden voyage on this today. Will post a build thread soon.

[joosttx]

Originally Posted by scoobydrew

Maiden voyage on this today. Will post a build thread soon.

Pretty!!!

[XXtwindad]

Originally Posted by AngryScientist

Smoothies in the Front, Knobbies in the Rear.

Took the Crust out for some Putnam County ramblin this weekend with some pals. Good times and perfect roads.

It’s not the most popular color, but I like brown. I think brown bikes look especially good coated in dirt.

[Hilltopperny]

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[primov8]

A couple changes here and there since putting this together last November. The most recent were the Goodyear F1 32s tubeless and the Rotor INPower crankset (thank you BikeTech).
Its been mainly an on-road N+1 to the Helix but in a couple weeks, the gravel wheelset gets here and I'll finally get to ride this build on some non-paved roads.