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I cannot stress enough how much a bike radar adds to that like the Garmin Varia or wahoo TRACKR. Seriously consider getting one. If you are riding road these things became essential for me.
I don't like riding on the road and I do it as rarely as possible, but sometimes you have to ride a bit and then it is an irreplaceable help. and on gravel the mirror helps me see how much my girlfriend is behind ;) for everyday I rather choose such terrains for riding :)

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Great! Which rim depth and tyre size is that? Looks very "harmonious" and well balanced.
The wheels are Elite Edge with a 45mm rim height, and the tires are Specialized Pathfinder 42mm, although 45mm would be ideal for me
I like the color scheme, looks really well planned and executed.

But DUDE, please get rid of that "rearview" mirror. This is a performance bike not your granny's commuter! :o :D
I know that the mirror and bell do not fit and only add weight, but when I go on sections on the street, they significantly increase the feeling of safety

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Hi everyone! I have finished building my gravel bike on the GR201 frame. When I saw the finished frame I was afraid I would have to repaint the whole thing because it seemed too bright and colorful, but after adding the rest of the black accessories I now think it turned out quite interesting. The weight of the bike weighed like in the store (without accessories and pedals) pleasantly surprised me, even though I switched tires from Tufo Thundero to Specialized Pathfinder, where each tire is 100g heavier the weight was 8,29kg. After adding Zeray pedals, bottle cages, Garmin mount, mirror and a fairly heavy bell, the weight increased by 500g to 8,79kg. I am 186cm tall and the frame size is 56cm - in my opinion ideal, although now I would order a 100mm cockpit instead of the current 80mm. I was afraid that the position would be too aggressive, but for now it seems very comfortable.

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Hi everyone! I have finished building my gravel bike on the GR201 frame. When I saw the finished
frame I was afraid I would have to repaint the whole thing because it seemed too bright and colorful,
but after adding the rest of the black accessories I now think it turned out quite interesting. The
weight of the bike weighed like in the store (without accessories and pedals) pleasantly surprised me,
even though I switched tires from Tufo Thundero to Specialized Pathfinder, where each tire is 100g
heavier the weight was 8,29kg. After adding Zeray pedals, bottle cages, Garmin mount, mirror and a
fairly heavy bell, the weight increased by 500g to 8,79kg. I am 186cm tall and the frame size is 56cm -
in my opinion ideal, although now I would order a 100mm cockpit instead of the current 80mm. I was
afraid that the position would be too aggressive, but for now it seems very comfortable

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Hi! I bought this one exactly with these parameters, in my opinion it could be a few mm longer, but it still works.

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Hi All! Will these thru axles fit my fork and frame? Length, diameter, length and thread pitch?

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