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It would be super awkward if EB is still trying to be an asset to Trek since she rides for Canyon

If only there was a link with all the informations just a bit higher...

What the Sunday racer needs might be a bit different to what a pro needs. QED, Jack Moir running a medium Strive while based off the sizing charts he should be on an XL... Any guesses what he'll be riding at YT if he ends up there? The Capra or the Jeffsy?

highball and that cervelo don‘t look alike.

I don't think I've seen any of the Michelin stuff in stock in almost a year

That new battery really slims down the frame...

This a friendly reminder that there's a lot of horrible external cable routing, too. I've had noisy and rattly hoses and housing, I've had a rock chop my downtube-routed external brakeline in half on a road trip ($70 for a replacement Shimano hose from an LBS, ouch), I've had crazy rubbing and paint wear from cables, I've had below the BB routing (booooo), I've had a bird's nest of cables at the headtube, and I've had 10 foot long derailleur housing because the cable is seemingly routed on every tube of the frame before it arrives at the rear derailleur...

If it’s internal, all guided. No excuse if it’s carbon (Looking at you Pivot!) If it’s external, do something slick like GT’s Groove Tube or GG’s hatch. Though I’m not the biggest fan of the dropper entering the same side. Also, routing cables under the BB needs to stop. Like 10 years ago.

There needs to be an option for: everything external except dropper.

Anything that does not go through headset!

A few roadie sites like Cycling Weekly have been reporting the news of PFP moving to Ineos Grenadiers as a lock. https://www.cyclingweekly.com/news/have-ineos-grenadiers-signed-their-f…

With the battery recalls they had, good thing they didn't call it a "fire sale"

Department of Transport is the US Government department. The British version is the Ministry of Transport, which is why our yearly test on cars is called a MoT test. Also DOT fluid is pretty much a global standard, used in the brakes and clutches of all cars on the road as far as I know. There's definitely arguments for and against each, I've had Hayes, Avid, Shimano, and now Magura brakes. I think SRAM said that you get a smoother lever pull with DOT???? At the moment the Magura brakes are my favourite, loads of power, good modulation, and have...

Then hit a bump at 45 kpg and the steerer gets broken from the cables rubbing into it and digging a hole in the side of it.

Yea but we have the Spur and Element with proper cable routing... this commencal headset routing bike is is an instant ‘no’ from me.

Its like a XC bike for people that don't want to be seen on a XC bike.

Well atleast its aluminium so we can drill it

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