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First MTB ride for about 9 months, wish me luck

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Going for a play in the woods to distribute the tyre sealant properly, slightly concerned about the amount of spacers behind the front rotor to convert the hub from 135mm rear disc spacing to 150mm front disc spacing 🤔

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It'll be reet...


 
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First MTB ride for about 9 months, wish me luck

Don’t worry, once you get going there will be no stopping you

amount of spacers behind the front rotor to convert the hub from 135mm rear disc spacing to 150mm front disc spacing

Nope, no stopping you at all 😀


 
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Hell's teeth, that's impressive.

Good Luck btw.


 
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Prepare to get muddy, it’s filthy out there.


 
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I’m normally off road On a gravel bike. So my MTB just feels massively solid and confidence inspiring. I’m sure it will be the same for you


 
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Hell’s teeth, that’s impressive.

Good Luck btw.

both of those


 
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Survived intact. Compared to the last few months of gravel bike riding MTB is slower, louder and shorter.
But came home with just as big a grin on my face.
Conclusion: bikes are just ace

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Did the same yesterday,me on an mtb with a mostly Grovel crowd ,christ I was slow, but it was comfy on the artic tundra surface 😃
BTW,I hope you feel OK after landing so hard on your top tube 😉 😜


 
Posted : 22/01/2023 7:53 pm