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29er / Re: SERAPH TANTA FM121 Mountain carbon frame
« Last post by C_frame on Today at 08:30:12 PM »I think it is 90mm rear travel with 190x45mm shock.
FM121 Frame Travel:120mm
I think it is 90mm rear travel with 190x45mm shock.
Steel pedal expanders. Mine are from Risk I've seen them branded differently
Strongly recommend if you don't like having clean threads or skin on your knuckles. I thought the threads would still be fine but no, it took me an hour to remove them despite all the grease I used. Metal is very soft and bends when uninstalling, threads are toast after 1000km.
Thankfully the threads on my PM crankset are still okay. My look pedals were ruined so I'm gonna try the ultralight zeray pedals as a replacement. Hope I don't give an update from the hospital
Can you please give me the contact of PeterHello there. This is Peter from Xiamen Carbon Speed. What depth rim do you prefer?
If I’m not mistaken 1200 is the original 505. This is the 2023 CFR505 SL (Super Light).
I just ordered the EDGE 35 gravel wheels. They came in at about 1370g and measure 31mm wide. Build completion is months away but they look pretty good. Kind of regretting not getting the 45s but we'll see.
980? Dont Carbonda claim a 1200 weight? That is a big weight improvement.
Speed carbon has such rims (Peter from speed carbon on the forum)
Yuanan as well (OEM for Elite, also on the forum)
Farsports for sure
Basically you want rims that are at least 31-32-33-34mm wide.
There are very fewchinese d2c manufacturers making rims like that. Farsports make some gravel rims that wide, nextie, lightbicycle. Though the profiles aren't the best aerodynamically, particularly nextie. Ideally you want the rim edge to be wider than the tyre and then the rim to ulge out a bit before tapeting off so the cross section of the tire and rim is as eliptical as possible.