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Don't let that put you off, it is an ace bike, did 200 mile road event on mine on sunday, so comfortable, then will put it's off road tyres on for this weekend and it is great on bridleways and the like, riding it on road over carbon road bike every time and loving it off road.
Any one know if this is the correct thru-axle for the front, i can see the rear above, but i have no idea what "Shimano Ethru" thread with 1.5m thread pitch is?
They don't seem to do another 12mm x 100mm axle?
MT Zoom do a front 12mm bolt thru. It has a 1.5mm thread pitch - the gap between each thread is 1.5mm.
https://mtzoom.com/skewers/ultralight-ethru-road-front-thru-axle-27g/
is that the correct one for the Reilly though do you know, just never really heard of Shimano EThru standard?
I bought an mtb frame from him when he was at Enigma - must have been the first disk mount he'd ever done - it was on at about 10 degrees off parallel. If he's buying in the dropouts with flat mounts built in I'd be more confident.
is that the correct one for the Reilly though do you know
It's the one I have on my Gradient fork, yes.
@reggiegasket - so does about 9kg for a large build with 1650g wheelset (Hunt 4Season Gravel) and 2x sound about right? Dumb question probably but is your 8.6kg inc or exc of tyres? Did you weigh your frame by any chance because Mark won't divulge for some reason, although he's been enormously helpful in all other regards and loved the demo ride.
Any more info on the axle niggles would be helpful.