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  • What HT frame to look out for?
  • seadog101
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    So, following other upgrades and swap abouts of other stuff I’ve ended up with some spare bits.

    27.5 boost wheels, tyres, 140mm forks, and almost enough other stuff to make up a full bike.  Just no frame to hang it all off.

    I already have a pair of Pace, a 127 as a rigid moorland explorer, and a 627 and a hooning about machine.  So you can see I have a thing for steel HT’s.

    WWSTWD? Build up another Steel HT?  Go for something lighter? Low end Carbon thing?

    I’m not ready to buy anything yet, just mulling options…

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    rOcKeTdOg
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    Seeing as you have touring and hooning sorted and like steel

    Cotic cascade drop bar, should fit meaty 27.5+ tyres and it’d be something different

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    matt_outandabout
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    I would think about the bike you want, not just absorbing parts that you’ve bought….

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    chiefgrooveguru
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    Clearly you need a singlespeed!

    seadog101
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    The idea of a Cascade is tempting, but that niche is filled by the rigid Pace I already have.

    Maybe a Solaris Max and 275+ SS…  Hmmm?

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    didnthurt
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    A jumpy fun machine. Something for an hour’s off-road hilarity, and to show the youfs how to ride a pump track properly.

    rOcKeTdOg
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    The idea of a Cascade is tempting, but that niche is filled by the rigid Pace I already have.

    Nice! Drop bar Pace? We need pictures!

    seadog101
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    Going drop bar is a problem as it’ll mean buying the bars, stem, and brakes to suit.

    I’ll stick to flat bar for now…

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    jeffl
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    I rode a Bird Zero AM a few days ago. Really liked it.

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