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the wall is nice an the FR also
you´ve got another picture, which shows the whole bike?
nice and light!
but i miss a gusset on the seattube?
is a taylor-frame???
ah, an RCS spring,? nice but very expensive, i used a cheap
titatium spring which crashed after a littel drop
Yes, my seatpost is high since I ride mostly trail and don't do any huge drops and such, but it's still below the minimum insertion marking on the seatpost and also it complies with Nicolai requirements: the seatpost end is below the lower weld on the top tube & seat tube junction. So I', not worried about breaking the seatpost or the frame, and this way the frame is lighter and I can drop the seatpost lower.you use your saddle in a very high position, why do you order
a short seattube and a longer toptube? wouldn´t be better
for the frame if you´ve got an "m" with the gusset?
Which Fork is that? Looks good!
But I can't really get, for which intended use it is configured... an FR bike with Nobby Nic? Or are you only riding on nice fir needle grounds? ;-)
For me, it looks a little bit like "weight comes first".
I do mostly trail riding and where I live we don't have any sharp rocks at all. Nobby Nics are very light for the weight, roll well and have a very decent grip, I really do like them. Sure they are not too durable but I haven't torn the sidewalls yet (like I did on 3 Racing Ralphs) and they wear ok (the rear one will soon need replacing while the front one is still going strong after a good season of riding - over 5000 kms on those tires). Yes, the frame is overkill for a trail bike that doesn't see any real freeriding, but I liked it so much that I had to buy it and save weight on other parts.
For the Alps I have a pair of Continental Diesels 2.5
Hey stahlritzel,
wenn mich nicht alles täuscht dann is dass der Rahmen vom jürgen oda...
Schaut ziemlich schick aus.