Gryphon is great but wouldn't mind something with a bit of bounce up front. Other than the Fargo is there anything else that can be set up with a drop bar and front sus with resorting to fugly stems.
Anyone - sure i've seen something on here before.
Surly you could just stick drops on anything?
no, not really if you want to get the hooks/loops at the right hight without using extreme angled stems.
Nipper, I think Teeto's clue is in his spelling..
I've just got an Ogre, and whilst Drops aren't my goal, for now anyway. Fitting Drops with a 80mm stem would allow me to replicate exactly my road bike position as dervied by Cyclefit and that's with a normal stem in road positon i.e. pointing downwards to give 0 rise. With a 110mm stem and flat bars I have a slightly stretched MTB position for touring duties, with a 90-100mm stem I have quite a technical mtb position.
I'm not sure about drop bars and suspension forks though, not sure it would be great and probably a bit like fitting a dropper post to a lightweight xc carbon hardtail...
replicating the exact same position Cyclefit deemed appropriate for roadriding on an off-road bike makes absolutely no sense.
While a dropper post on a lightweight carbon hardtail makes loads of sense
Nipper - if you want/need a suspension fork on your drop bar bike, you've probably got the wrong type of bike for whatever riding it is that you do.
Something like Guitar Ted's rig:
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Ha ha.. Spaztastic 😆
Sure that's not Banjo Bob's?
Or this bad boy!
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[url= http://www.flickr.com/photos/82598458@N05/9301223501/ ]P1060458[/url] by [url= http://www.flickr.com/people/82598458@N05/ ]jamesanderson2010[/url], on Flickr