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Ich stimme zu, dass die Cura Lovers ergonomischer aussehen. Mit welchem Teil des Fingers betätigst du den Hebel? Mit der Spitze, hinter dem ersten Gelenk oder der Stelle zwischen dem ersten und zweiten Fingergelenk? Und wenn du die maximale Bremskraft der Bremse nutzt, berührt der Hebel dann den...

That's why Formula gives you the option to adjust the lever's reach – so I don't understand why the shape of the RGTec should be a problem?

I removed 2cm, but later I'll try using 5-10mm spacer underneath to see if I can transfer a bit more weight to the back without losing front wheel traction and comfort on the steeps.

I came from 5° upsweep and 9° backsweep 25mm rise bar to Newmen's 8/8 40mm and for me personally the fit is excellent! My wrists are now straight, are exactly under my elbows and I no longer have an awkward little bend in them as before. Basically the perfect position for a push-up with even...

Yes, that's why it has shorter top tube. I've considered all differences between the two. Both have +/- and I can not decide between the two. Does Airdrop have a better suspension design compared to Last's multi-link single pivot?

I'm 1.8m so it's all good, but I'm worried about the short top tube. Clay is short too, but has slack seat angle and is about 0.5kg lighter.

What do you guys think about Edit v3 compared to Last Coal?

There is an error with the effective Seat tube angle - it's actually 78,7° not 77,8°.

Older, but wiser and more experienced. ;)

My current bike has 75 SA too and has the same ETT length, but it's size M and I find it short for me. Anyway, I've talked with Last and they said it's totally fine to get XL if I want a longer and more stable bike. They also said I probably wound not have problems with the length of the seat...

Thank you very much! Maaan, that's kinda short for a L sized frame. :ka:

Thank you both for the replies! I appreciate your time. On paper Large seems quite short... even shorter than Stumpjumper which for decades has been known as a short and nimble, yet capable trail weapon. Definitely with a 35mm stem I may feel cramped in the cockpit area, in my opinion. On my...

Sadly I can't demo anything, since I'm from Bulgaria. In my region we mostly have tight and technical single tracks, where shorter bike would be preferable. But damn, Clay in L will feel shorter than my current setup, which I already feel to be too small. I had a few rides on my coworker's M...

Oh, I haven't thought about the chainstay. I'm not a fan of the attack position. Actually I had thoughts about the weight on the front wheel. Short stem + short chainstay may be a problem if you don't actively put pressure on the front tire. It will be even worse if you put a lot of spacers and...