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Just got this rig. Really pleased with the first impression. Went from a On-one Codeine 275 medium, but if felt natural at first pedal. The longer reach and big wheels was a spot on for me.
Have changed the routing of the cables since I have my brakes "the English"-way. Still need to trim down the dropper and rear-brake cable tho. With larger ports through the head tube the change up was easy!
(On a side-note: My last two bikes have been form On-one, and they were awsome bikes! But when I got the first one of them, the brakes was on the wrong way. And b/c the cablerouting was a bit awkward and didnt have the patients to tinker with them I went for a go at them the way they were. And man, to change up the brakes after a couple of years mountainbiking was an experience. I really had to think about my braking so i wouldnt go flying! And it change my ringing a lot. Mostly bc i had to so ON and aware of my braking. I ended up not doing anything with it, and now have gone all in on the wrong way. haha. And I also, now, really like to have my front brake on my right index finger(I am right handed). I feel really precise with my front braking, when i brake and dont. So, thank you On-one for teaching me how to brake again!)
I do have some suspension setup to get this dialed. At the moment i dont have any spacers, but i will def put one in the rear. Since the bike is so light i might opt for some beefier tires or maybe some sort of insert. Tho im not really the one to get a puncture. After hearing Ewan at Starling cycles theories on 29er wheels on the downtime podcast, I might get an insert b/c weight. |
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