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Elves Eglath Pro Build
Elves Eglath Pro size XL Prologo Scratch carbon Saddle Orome Aeropro integrated bars Supacaz bar tape Ultegra Rx rear derailleur Ultegra 8100 cranks w Stone 50/34 Chainrings 160mm icetech rotors F/R Gold KMC EL chain, waxed CeramicsSpeed OSPW WHEELS Mfg ceramic BB Gold Wolftooth centerlock rings and Better Bolts hardware for Calipers Elite Fifty wheels with upgraded 54tooth hub wrapped in Continental gp5000 tires, RideNow tpu tubes Bike assembled by and all parts choices were done together with Rey Lopez @Bikebuildz. Awesome guy to work with, bike is an absolute weapon! September 29, 2023, 06:53:18 AM |
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Lol, Pillar decals were during the build. Thanks for the info re ELVEN names, had no idea! Learn something new everyday even on Chinertown. Who’da thunk it? September 29, 2023, 02:25:01 PM |
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Nice, learn something new everyday, didn’t realize the names were from Tolkien. Lol, Rey @bikebuildz took those photos with the Pillar decal while it was being finished. He’s a beast btw, holds like 15 STRAVA KOMs’ in our area. Some more photos: (@kubackjeee) September 29, 2023, 04:45:24 PM |
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How are the Stone 2x chainrings? Like if you're spinning slowly does it consistently hook onto the first shift pin available and shift up, as stock Shimano does? And shifts under heavier loads, cross chains in the big ring acceptably, etc? They are awesome, very impressed with these chainrings. Can handle huge watts, shifts are clean, clean, clean and immediate. Very quiet, too. I’m using 11speed kmc waxed chain on a 11s ultegra cassette. I however.. just ordered a SRAM FORCE AXS ETAP 1X set. October 03, 2023, 06:10:41 PM |
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Hello, the photos of the Eglath frame are misleading. Indeed, the frame is very inclined. The head tube is very high (opposite of the Vanyar) and the seat tube is low. In the photos, it appears that the horizontal tube is parallel to the ground. For example, if I follow Elves' size recommendations, for my 1m78, I end up with 120mm of head tube for the Vanyar and 170mm for the Eglath. Not quite sure exactly your point, but here’s another side photo of my Eglath with the camera being perfectly level with the ground. I used the tops of the tires with my cameras screen grid to make sure the camera was level. My frame is an XL, I’m 6’0.. measuring from the top tube by the seat to ground is ~ 78cm and at where the top tube attaches to the headstock it’s 85cm, so yes…it’s inclined upwards of ~ 8cm back to front. Pretty typical imo of many endurance bikes currently available. October 09, 2023, 02:37:06 PM |
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