Dammit: Post your bike

How can you possibly use all wheels at once?

Hendecagike?


New to me ss shredsled

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Rad

I just rebuilt my PolyV proto with some weird stuff. Please tell me how much it sucks.

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If there’s one thing I love to do while bombing down a dirt road, it’s taking my hand off the bars to fiddle with a little lever on my downtube to maybe find the next gear I want to be in.

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I do enjoy fiddling with a little lever between my legs out in the wilderness.

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Nice

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I’ll buy that from you for $500

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I’d like it if you cleaned up the dyno wires so it looked equally clean from the NDS and the DS and got some blue housing.

The shifters get a pass because not everyone like easy to use shifters.

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Are those the new VO rims? What widthway?

Looks like you ran into the same dynamo routing problems I did.
Any reason that VO chose to go internal rear brake routing instead of continuing the zip-tie mount trend seen on the chainstay & fork?

This was my solution:
Thru spring stabilizer, joins shift cable inside heatshrink tubing:

Parts ways at bottom bracket and loops up to join rear brake hydro hose inside shared heatshrink tubing:

Exits at caliper and kinda loops through the IS mount:

Joins fender stay in heatshrink tubing and connects to rear lamp:

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You are a very patient man. That is some great routing. I like the internal brake routing cause it’s really clean and it adds a nice touch of class. I’ve been thinking of drilling the frame for internal Dynamo routing but I don’t want to encourage people to drill their frames out.

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  • The electric wiring is appalling. Get a drill, punch some holes in the frame, and run the wires inside like G-d themself intended.
  • Is that a supernova light?
  • No front rack.
  • Do you have enough spacers under your locknut?
  • I hope those are snow tires, because they look a lot like rubber bricks.
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dynamo wire heatshrinked directly to the shifter cable itself is some galaxybrain.jpg

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Yes. Everything will be revealed in time…well, when the blog post goes up next week. But they’re good for tires between 38-2.3, and tubeless. I mounted some aggro 2.5s last week, but haven’t ridden them yet.

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-What do I look like? An electrician?
-Yes.
-Yes.
-Yes.
-It isn’t snowing here yet. I thought we liked the Thunder Butts? They seem to roll well and are pretty comfy.

Just smang some di2 conduit tape on there and it’s done.

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Thunder Burts are A+++ in my book. Still among the best “gravel” tires on the market, despite not being marketed or sold in such a way.

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I think it is pretty

Other than the wiring of course

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