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Anyone had problems getting these to sit square on the rims? Tried fairy liquid and high pressures to try and pull them straight but they're still not sitting right
To bloody big for my Pickenflick. Any body want them for my costs?
may do, how much?
I can say that they pop onto Pacenti CL25's beautifully. Up with a track pump and stay up without sealant although they do bleed a bit of puff over a week like that.
Well a pair went into a mates Caad x . Anyone fitted them to a London Road?
Turns out they don't fit my Planet X Full Monty 🙁 The rear tyre hits the front mech when it's in the big ring. I'm keeping it on the front though
Turns out they don't fit my Planet X Full Monty The rear tyre hits the front mech when it's in the big ring. I'm keeping it on the front though
Interesting, I'm prevaricating over an XLA, if it took nano's I'd think it was ideal. Seem's odd that they'd design two aluminium bikes at the same time, for similar uses, and not use the same fork and seatstays, but apparently they won't fit an XLA.
And that's answered my next question . An XLA was on my hit list.
So what else do they not fit that might be tempting?
^^^ GT Grade.
This is one of my frustrations with the current adventure bike market, they tease us with making proper hydraulic brakes more commonplace than those hybrids and pure cable discs, but many still have frame and fork designs that won't take more than an average 700x35c tyre.
They would fit an Arkose X, as would 40mm Panaracer Gravelking SKs that come in at ~43mm.
And that's answered my next question . An XLA was on my hit list.
They fit the Full Monty in 1x11 guise, which is why I was surprised they don't fit the XLA.
P20, the nano's are snug on the Ful Monty but entirely doable. If you ride it like a mountain bike and rail the crap out of turns you might rub a chainstay, but in normal use, they're fine.
Ive had problems getting them to sit square, but it hit s then cable stop when in the big ring (50t)
the chain stays are 5mm longer on the FM compared to the XLA