iirc that one had slots for using hose clamps/zippies to attach wherever. seemed like a nice cage
go, go tarck photoshoop
Nice to see a couple burros in the MAKED show coverage, but dear lord this gearing on a 20" is just ridiculous.
jfc, 50T-ish big cog and 32T-ish chainring on a minivelo? sometimes i roll my eyes at “i’d fall over if i tried to pedal a gear that low” but this is genuinely down there, like something around a 13" gear. Top gear is kind of stupidly low as well at ~65".
the dangler cage and chain also have to be kissing the tire sidewall at a couple points in the range?
And Transmission derailleurs are massive, they look like 1.5 scale display models
I remember a video of the “steepest hills in Pittsburgh” race where there was a guy on a tandem, captain only, with a hilariously stupid low gear, possibly from differently sized captain and stoker chainrings, just craaaaaawling up the hill while everyone else was up out of the saddle on their road bikes
The Dirty Dozen!
[jan smile intensifies]
38x52
bizzaro world shit to me
seems like a good ‘pedal up a wall’ gear atmo
edit: also, Divide is much more fire-roads/double track than single-track mountain biking. Having a big front ring is probably good for covering distances like that
all I’m saying is that’s just a lot of teeth for one chain to wrap around
bring back the elegance
shift with spoke
No way Grant is not going to blahg about this.
“It won’t be finished, maybe ever, but if he had our SILVER™ derailleur with friction shifters…”
Im a touch surprised a lot of these TD rigs don’t have sliding dropouts for this exact scenario
WEIGHT
Its all about weight, until you are talking about danglers, dangler batteries and chargers. His bags looked real easy access. And sleeping 6 hours a night looks like a winning formula to me, but his position looked pretty extreme.
anything is possible when you used to race the pro tour