# New & Interesting Bike Campenaerts

**URL:** https://tarck.cc/t/new-interesting-bike-campenaerts/21643
**Category:** Bikes
**Created:** [August 6, 2018, 8:28pm UTC](https://tarck.cc/t/new-interesting-bike-campenaerts/21643 "2018-08-06T20:28:13Z")
**Posts on this page:** 20
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### Author: ![drandalls](https://static.tarck.cc/user_avatar/tarck.cc/drandalls/32/2911_2.png) [@drandalls](https://tarck.cc/u/drandalls)
#### Post date: [November 11, 2024, 7:44pm UTC](https://tarck.cc/t/new-interesting-bike-campenaerts/21643/7690 "2024-11-11T19:44:10Z")

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> The problem with “white papers” is they are just marketing for nerds.

The nerd market is underserved. People are buying bikes, riding them around happily, and not even bothering to argue about them on the internet anymore!

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### Author: ![igor](https://static.tarck.cc/user_avatar/tarck.cc/igor/32/21023_2.png) [@igor](https://tarck.cc/u/igor)
#### Post date: [November 11, 2024, 8:08pm UTC](https://tarck.cc/t/new-interesting-bike-campenaerts/21643/7691 "2024-11-11T20:08:37Z")

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Yea. That’s a huge tube. We spec’d that on a hardtail prototype that never went anywhere.

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### Author: ![stumphumper](https://static.tarck.cc/user_avatar/tarck.cc/stumphumper/32/160851_2.png) [@stumphumper](https://tarck.cc/u/stumphumper)
#### Post date: [November 11, 2024, 8:45pm UTC](https://tarck.cc/t/new-interesting-bike-campenaerts/21643/7692 "2024-11-11T20:45:28Z")

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> [@drandalls](#):
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> The nerd market is underserved. People are buying bikes, riding them around happily, and not even bothering to argue about them on the internet anymore!

A lot of high end customers are very technical these days. Many are engineers or quantitative people. People spending $$$ either trust the highly touted engineering process (specialized) or they want to know what goes into the design. A lot of the demographic is the arcteryx and F1 crowd. Cue the American psycho business card scene lol

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### Author: ![jimmythefly](https://static.tarck.cc/user_avatar/tarck.cc/jimmythefly/32/36079_2.png) [@jimmythefly](https://tarck.cc/u/jimmythefly)
#### Post date: [November 12, 2024, 5:39pm UTC](https://tarck.cc/t/new-interesting-bike-campenaerts/21643/7693 "2024-11-12T17:39:43Z")

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> [@jeffro](#):
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> Aluminum bikes used to tout tubing specs. Easton stuff was a big deal. A lot of the triple butted Easton Elite 7005 stuff was very light. Kinda disposable, though. Even I killed a few. Oh, and Scandium!

Yeah but that was more in the era of normal cylindrical aluminum toobs.  
I believe the rise of hydroforming and other shaping also contributed to the reduction in talking about tubing spec. You can’t really compare tubes based on diameter and wall thickness once manufacturers start shaping them more drastically, and including that kind of info would probably mislead consumers (or have them focus on the wrong thing) rather than help educate.

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### Author: ![jimmythefly](https://static.tarck.cc/user_avatar/tarck.cc/jimmythefly/32/36079_2.png) [@jimmythefly](https://tarck.cc/u/jimmythefly)
#### Post date: [November 12, 2024, 5:41pm UTC](https://tarck.cc/t/new-interesting-bike-campenaerts/21643/7694 "2024-11-12T17:41:45Z")

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> [@igor](#):
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> …ng for the top tube. We’re planning on doing a whitepaper for this frameset when the time to presale gets closer.Ti is so out of the price range of most people that the knowledge base is fairly low. And tbh there aren’t THAT many options for bikes. Plus other components are straight gauge anyway. Kinda underwhelming and surprisingly heavier than their AL counterparts.What are we talking about again?

Igor this front line info is always super neat to read about and interesting, thanks for posting it.

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### Author: ![Michael\_McArthur](https://static.tarck.cc/user_avatar/tarck.cc/michael_mcarthur/32/92169_2.png) [@Michael\_McArthur](https://tarck.cc/u/Michael_McArthur)
#### Post date: [November 12, 2024, 6:05pm UTC](https://tarck.cc/t/new-interesting-bike-campenaerts/21643/7695 "2024-11-12T18:05:59Z")

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The mass-market bike design has to consider a range of rider weights for each size when deciding material spec. If you’re pretty light for your height, I gotta think anything but small batch bikes is going to leave you underwhelmed.

I’d like to think I just care about the butt dyno feels, but aesthetic for big dollar bikes can’t be ignored. For me, it’s the non-taper 44mm head tube up against much smaller DT and TT…it just looks like a concession. I’d put up with it on the straggler price point, but if I’m putting out close to 2 bongs for a frameset…no so much.

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### Author: ![Unknown.Gnome](https://static.tarck.cc/user_avatar/tarck.cc/unknown.gnome/32/134778_2.png) [@Unknown.Gnome](https://tarck.cc/u/Unknown.Gnome)
#### Post date: [November 13, 2024, 12:38am UTC](https://tarck.cc/t/new-interesting-bike-campenaerts/21643/7696 "2024-11-13T00:38:23Z")

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Wrong thread I know but since we’re talking rider weight/tubing spec might as well post here.

_My frame builder_ is going to start building my replacement frame in December. I want it to be my only drop bar bike…probably 70/30 gravel/pavement but I want it to be fun to ride occasional all pavement centuries too. I’m 185lbs when I’m in shape but definitely closer to 200lbs these days. I originally specked:

31.75x0.8/0.5/0.8 downtube  
28.6X.8/.51.8 top tube  
28.6x0.8/0.55 seat tube.

In my head it’s what I want but now I’m wondering if it’ll be _too_ wiggly? Should I go for a stouter tube set?

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### Author: ![EndpointBraden](https://static.tarck.cc/user_avatar/tarck.cc/endpointbraden/32/22101_2.png) [@EndpointBraden](https://tarck.cc/u/EndpointBraden)
#### Post date: [November 13, 2024, 12:56am UTC](https://tarck.cc/t/new-interesting-bike-campenaerts/21643/7697 "2024-11-13T00:56:04Z")

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That’s similar to a Night Moves front triangle. It’s pretty wiggly in a crit or surging on a group ride. But outside of those edge cases it’s great.

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### Author: ![Unknown.Gnome](https://static.tarck.cc/user_avatar/tarck.cc/unknown.gnome/32/134778_2.png) [@Unknown.Gnome](https://tarck.cc/u/Unknown.Gnome)
#### Post date: [November 13, 2024, 12:57am UTC](https://tarck.cc/t/new-interesting-bike-campenaerts/21643/7698 "2024-11-13T00:57:33Z")

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How does Nightmoves feel on gravel? Granted I’ll have a lot more tire clearance.

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### Author: ![LASER\_BEIGE](https://static.tarck.cc/user_avatar/tarck.cc/laser_beige/32/152421_2.png) [@LASER\_BEIGE](https://tarck.cc/u/LASER_BEIGE)
#### Post date: [November 13, 2024, 2:00am UTC](https://tarck.cc/t/new-interesting-bike-campenaerts/21643/7699 "2024-11-13T02:00:45Z")

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That’s like a plain old modern steel bike

What’s the fork ac, intended tire size (s) and chainstay length

Might as well post the geometry

Tapered HT or beercan?

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### Author: ![Orc](https://static.tarck.cc/user_avatar/tarck.cc/orc/32/2244_2.png) [@Orc](https://tarck.cc/u/Orc)
#### Post date: [November 13, 2024, 2:08am UTC](https://tarck.cc/t/new-interesting-bike-campenaerts/21643/7700 "2024-11-13T02:08:09Z")

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> [@Unknown.Gnome](#):
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> … my only drop bar bike…probably 70/30 gravel/pavement but I want it to be fun to ride occasional all pavement centuries too. I’m 185lbs when I’m in shape but definitely closer to 200lbs these days. I originally specked:31.75x0.8/0.5/0.8 downtube28.6X.8/.51.8 top tube28.6x0.8/0.55 seat tube.In my head it’s what I want but now I’m wondering if it’ll be too wiggly? Should I go for a stouter tube set?

It will be fine unless you’re capable of doing MAX WATTS, then it might start to _plane_ under you. For reference, my travel bike (31.7/28.6/28.6 as well) has 7/5/7 TT & DT, 8/6 ST, puberty has blown me up to about 210 pounds, and I don’t notice any _planing_ even at (my pitiful excuse for) MAX WATTS.

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### Author: ![Unknown.Gnome](https://static.tarck.cc/user_avatar/tarck.cc/unknown.gnome/32/134778_2.png) [@Unknown.Gnome](https://tarck.cc/u/Unknown.Gnome)
#### Post date: [November 13, 2024, 2:25am UTC](https://tarck.cc/t/new-interesting-bike-campenaerts/21643/7701 "2024-11-13T02:25:13Z")

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Might make some slight changes basically this.

 ![IMG_1615](https://cdn.tarck.cc/original/3X/3/c/3c392fe183d074fd7c13f6063ae45eace81409c4.jpeg)

Probably going to go tapered head tube.

700x45.

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### Author: ![Unknown.Gnome](https://static.tarck.cc/user_avatar/tarck.cc/unknown.gnome/32/134778_2.png) [@Unknown.Gnome](https://tarck.cc/u/Unknown.Gnome)
#### Post date: [November 13, 2024, 2:25am UTC](https://tarck.cc/t/new-interesting-bike-campenaerts/21643/7702 "2024-11-13T02:25:50Z")

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Cool my watts are not max. I’d say they’re pretty mid.

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### Author: ![cheese](https://static.tarck.cc/user_avatar/tarck.cc/cheese/32/182_2.png) [@cheese](https://tarck.cc/u/cheese)
#### Post date: [November 13, 2024, 2:44am UTC](https://tarck.cc/t/new-interesting-bike-campenaerts/21643/7703 "2024-11-13T02:44:49Z")

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secan knockoff with some odd details and tubing is also where I’m pipedreaming

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### Author: ![igor](https://static.tarck.cc/user_avatar/tarck.cc/igor/32/21023_2.png) [@igor](https://tarck.cc/u/igor)
#### Post date: [November 13, 2024, 3:19am UTC](https://tarck.cc/t/new-interesting-bike-campenaerts/21643/7704 "2024-11-13T03:19:55Z")

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> [@Unknown.Gnome](#):
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> … my only drop bar bike…probably 70/30 gravel/pavement but I want it to be fun to ride occasional all pavement centuries too. I’m 185lbs when I’m in shape but definitely closer to 200lbs these days. I originally specked:31.75x0.8/0.5/0.8 downtube28.6X.8/.51.8 top tube28.6x0.8/0.55 seat tube.In my head it’s what I want but now I’m wondering if it’ll be too wiggly? Should I go for a stouter tube set?

That’s exactly what i would spec, too.

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### Author: ![EndpointBraden](https://static.tarck.cc/user_avatar/tarck.cc/endpointbraden/32/22101_2.png) [@EndpointBraden](https://tarck.cc/u/EndpointBraden)
#### Post date: [November 13, 2024, 3:28am UTC](https://tarck.cc/t/new-interesting-bike-campenaerts/21643/7705 "2024-11-13T03:28:28Z")

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> [@Unknown.Gnome](#):
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> How does Nightmoves feel on gravel? Granted I’ll have a lot more tire clearance.

Biggest tires I’ve ever run are 33s. So it feels like a bike on gravel with 33s. Haha. I’ve never actually taken it underbiking. Might have too Saturday because I’ve been neglecting some stuff on the coffee grinder to the point I might not have time to get it ride ready. I’m hoping to motivate myself to take care of business before then though.

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### Author: ![LASER\_BEIGE](https://static.tarck.cc/user_avatar/tarck.cc/laser_beige/32/152421_2.png) [@LASER\_BEIGE](https://tarck.cc/u/LASER_BEIGE)
#### Post date: [November 13, 2024, 4:07am UTC](https://tarck.cc/t/new-interesting-bike-campenaerts/21643/7706 "2024-11-13T04:07:44Z")

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> [@Unknown.Gnome](#):
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> Might make some slight changes basically this.
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> Probably going to go tapered head tube.
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> 700x45.

low BB, high trail, assumed 700x35+ tires. I wouldn’t use anything smaller if you plan on riding around corners fast or using anything but road pedals.  
What headset has a 8mm height?  
At 200lbs and OS 8-5-8 that bike will be fine. Won’t make it feel like you’re climbing fast, might feel good on descents.

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### Author: ![Unknown.Gnome](https://static.tarck.cc/user_avatar/tarck.cc/unknown.gnome/32/134778_2.png) [@Unknown.Gnome](https://tarck.cc/u/Unknown.Gnome)
#### Post date: [November 13, 2024, 4:32am UTC](https://tarck.cc/t/new-interesting-bike-campenaerts/21643/7707 "2024-11-13T04:32:29Z")

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> [@LASER\_BEIGE](#):
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> What headset has a 8mm height?

Oh it should be 12mm…I don’t have a device that will load bikecad so I’m using a web based thing that kinda sucks. But that drawing is basically it except a 3° top tube slope.

Not planning on running any tires under 40mm.

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### Author: ![schultzor](https://static.tarck.cc/user_avatar/tarck.cc/schultzor/32/709_2.png) [@schultzor](https://tarck.cc/u/schultzor)
#### Post date: [November 20, 2024, 3:10pm UTC](https://tarck.cc/t/new-interesting-bike-campenaerts/21643/7708 "2024-11-20T15:10:43Z")

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DT getting in the dynamo game with SP:

> **[DT Swiss 350 SP Lights Up New Adventures With A Dynamo Hub & Gravel...](https://bikerumor.com/dt-swiss-350-sp-lights-up-new-adventures-with-a-dynamo-hub-gravel-dynamo-wheels/)**
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> New DT Swiss dynamos power your lights: all-new 350 SP hub w/ Shutter Precision dynamo tech & 2 complete alloy DYN gravel bike wheel options

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### Author: ![LASER\_BEIGE](https://static.tarck.cc/user_avatar/tarck.cc/laser_beige/32/152421_2.png) [@LASER\_BEIGE](https://tarck.cc/u/LASER_BEIGE)
#### Post date: [November 20, 2024, 3:31pm UTC](https://tarck.cc/t/new-interesting-bike-campenaerts/21643/7709 "2024-11-20T15:31:36Z")

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“ \* 24-hole drilling then for straight-pull spokes only”

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