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Re: Assisting Force AF01
I was lucky to get one at Eurobike ![]() The frame (a super light one), seatpost, and bars are from them. SRAM XPLR Red for the transmission. The wheels are from my CFR505, which is very sad being dropped after so many years together, and I will move to LightBicycle WG55 with carbon spokes. I'll end up with 45mm tires, the frame allows 50 I just did a quick 50km ride in the woods nearby yesterday. It is stiff, in a good way. It doesn't flex at all when pedaling hard, sprinting, or fast cornering. And if feels more precise to handle. Even making a U-turn is easier. As pictured, it is 7.8kg If you are in Europe, one finding from this build is https://www.wielerkoopjes.nl/ and their sister site https://www.wheel-parts.shop/nl/. They sell good OEM components, no fancy boxes, but great prices and excellent service. For the name, yeah... there's a cultural thing here. Darevie is another example of these out-of-nowhere words. Initially, it did hurt my feelings, but now I'm starting to get used to it. In any case, it's vinyl stickers. I’m not a good photographer, so I took many pictures to be sure I got at least a few good ones : https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1b45PRepiLBsEmhYl47EmzG9tmCGcI2TG
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