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  • Humour Me … Cascade build using a MK1 Solaris
  • letmetalktomark
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    I appreciate that drop bar MTBs often don’t “work” due to their longer (TT/Reach) design and lower front ends when fitted with a rigid fork.

    But … **waves finger** … but with the more recent gravel/MTB crossovers the line becomes blurrier and more starts to look like less of a bodge😁

    Case in point the humble Solaris mk1. When compared with the same sized Cascade there isn’t an crazy extreme difference:

    IMG_0081

    The wonderful Geometry Geeks website bringing the hope ☺️

    Yes the HT on the Cascade is taller and so is the stack but these figure are based on a rigid for for the Solaris that looks a bit short (~10mm) which ought to counter some of the stack difference and the HT length could be countered with a spacer and stack further running a 110mm fork.

    Could this work? What am I obviously missing?

    I have the basis so it would just be some tinkering time and if it looked like it might work some brifters:

    Basis:

    IMG_1200

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