
At least my drivetrain is on its way from Germany. Then it's hubs, spokes (plus wheel build), tyres and brakes to go.
Sorry, just had to vent.
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Jean wrote:I've not finished the front wheel yet. I also spent a bit of time trying to get my tubeless set up going with this one, but couldn't get it to inflate. [/img]
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Mugglechops wrote:That's awesome I love it. Are you riding the Scott next weekend?
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m@ wrote:Very nice! If you're still having trouble getting the TL setup going, the guys at Cycle Culture in O'Conner had me up and running in about 20 minutes (converted Giant rims with Bontrager strips & valves, already had TL ready tires)—I gather having a compressor makes life easier...
2x10 XT... good choice!
MarkG wrote:I'm digging that wheel truing stand!
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petermac wrote:...
The only hassle is that you must check the quantity, and this means taking off the tyres, at least every 3-4 months as the latex dries. It will form a blob in one position from sitting in the tyre...
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