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There is 3M foil on both chainstays and I do not ride in wet/muddy conditions.

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Here are quick and dirty shots with thunder burrs on XMC 36-28 wheels:

https://imgur.com/a/S1VibDL

Tyre clearance is about 3-4 mm on non drive and 2-3 mm on drive side.

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I have a Bigrock Skyline Handlebar on order. It will arrive Mid April. I can post photos then.

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Yes, same here. Cannot recommend the bars.

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You feel but can handle crosswind but in my case it comes more from the high profile wheels than the frame.

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Thanks, but looks a bit ugly :D

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They released an aero bottle cage for this frame.

Do you have a picture?

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I use this Arundel Mandible clones. Bottles fit nice and great look:

https://a.aliexpress.com/_EyTmJbw

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So, 340 km in total ok the bike and I must admit the rides feel very good. Very stiff, agile for an bulky aero frame and the look is insane. The last two things are the screw (for the saddle clamp) and this rubber cover to follow the frame (open to ideas).

https://imgur.com/a/I2V8DIr

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2,2“ is very tight, high risk you shred the chainstays in muddy conditions

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I have already a pair of 2,1“ TB for Installation but still awaiting my new wheelset from Peter that should arrive next week. Can post photos then. I will install 3M foil on the chainstays.

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With Accessoires. I have no weight for fork and seat post.

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Maintenance, Mechanics, & Tools / Re: Lexon compression ring?
« on: March 16, 2025, 01:52:49 PM »
They both for internal cable routing. The c ring is made from metal so stronger but theses comes often with wider tolerances around the fork. So it’s possible that it can move back and forth.

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Climbing feels good but I am coming from a > 9 kg Ti frame. Frame size is large and weight 1.300 g

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