I was bullied as a child about my hands so it sticks.
Proper lolled at that, sorry. If it makes you feel better i have small semi-pointy ears than bend inwards at the top and was called Spock as a child. Like the bike but you should ride it before changing any more stuff.
p.s. Your brakes levers are pointing down quite a bit (sorry if this is to compensate for your weird hands 😛 )
The next picture it will hopefully be covered in snow and mud. I’m hoping to meet a few of the people who reached out and offered riding groups to help me get fit and out.
I really like that. Decals look awesome too. I never got round to testing one of these but I kind of wish I did – always had a soft spot for them.
I was going to match my Pikes with the cyan of my Nomad but I was a little too eager to ride it so whacked the Invisiframe on them before I had chance.
Starting to think I should though.
That looks great Mosey, really like the fork decals. Also be interested to know where you got them.. I’m picking up my Four tomorrow (time permitting).. Can’t wait. Glad you are getting it out for a proper shakedown.
Final update really and a follow on from my honesty thread, today I cracked the gearing issues, got the new grips on and got out for a short ride (and I mean short).
It felt great, the shorter stem will take some getting used too and the brakes squealed like mad! But it felt awesome! 🙂
MoseyMTB
When you threaded the bottom bracket in, did it go in easily or did it require some force? One side of mine required some force..getting the crank in and out requires some force to!
Does your rear wheel sit central inbetween the seat stays? Mine sits to the left..
My bottom bracket was stiff. I took it out to remove some a spacer and it went back in much easier. I believe there was some paint overspill left in that wasn’t reamed (?) out.
The wheel I’ll have to check, I think I’ve read something before about it being offset though. I’ll get back to you when I find the thread.