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+1 on both counts. Stack/reach ratio and front rack-ability are two reasons I haven't tried a Ritchey yet.
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It just needs rim brakes and fillets.
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And based on comments in person as well as online, I'm not the only one that periodically checks. |
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OMG, that rack
I would hope they do a better job on that front rack....and light..that looks now like it points at the sky.
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A few more details here: https://theradavist.com/ritchey-mont...ames-and-more/
Clearance for 36s w/ fenders and 40s without, new fork design with dynamo wire routing, a little more stack and a little bit longer than Road Logic (no other details on geo in the article). For unknown reasons, priced higher than all of the other (non-breakaway) frames in their catalog. And presumably as covered here, not big enough if you are 6’5” and not setup correctly for photos. |
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