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New ti 29er Commy looks nice. Edit, says 29" on the site where the pic was, but looks like it may be 27.5. Dunno.
It does, yeah looks like a 650b by eye, never yet ridden a 650b, must do sometime. But I think for this bike I want a 29.
Black cassette is presumably the "cheaper" XX1 groupset.
Just seen a buddy's new medium Sync in the flesh. It looked smaller than I expected, not a big bike.
mattjg - just do it 😉 My sync is a large and I'd say the same, every tube has been carefully considered, the geo sits you fairly forward which makes for a lively ride if you want to cane it. What did you think of the detail? I love the clover leaf top tube, tapered ht and chunky disk brake mounts. Did you get a test ride?
Yes it looks a well made frame.
Didn't get a test ride yet. The owner is a couple of inches taller than me (5'10" I estimate) and was happy with the fit and ride on a 70mm stem, he is defo a caner. Several people commented it had plenty of go too.
We'll see, I'm in no rush, and there is the small matter of fifteen hundred smackers plus parts costs to consider.
I certainly wouldn't want a small, that's settled.
updates...the trace suits this sort of bike well...
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This is my latest project. I run a small company specilising in producing titanium frames both custom and off the peg. I built this 29er+ for endurance racing, 12hr events etc.
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Plenty of clearance on the back, how long are the chainstays?
450mm for that 29er+ rudy fat, the more standard Rudy is 430mm.
[url= http://www.traversbikes.com/index.html ]working linky..[/url]
I have made some comparison pictures with the 29er+ frame and normal 29er wheels
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