The other day I stumbled across Scott’s review of his
Spiderflex saddle. http://www.bikepacking.net/reviews/spiderflex-noseless-saddle/
Scott mentioned that Kurt Sandiforth used one for his Triple
Crown (Kurt is the TC record holder bty) rides. http://www.bikegreaseandcoffee.com/2013/01/the-ctr-and-crown-of-three.html
My interest was perked so I ordered one for trial. Went for my 1st ride today, spent a
lot of time fine tuning its position.
To be honest I have no clue how to really set it up properly. It’s really different. Anyway I will do some rides/hours before I comment yea or nay.
To be honest I have no clue how to really set it up properly. It’s really different. Anyway I will do some rides/hours before I comment yea or nay.
Also got a new $80 ebay carbon handlebar that has just
enough mounting real estate for my $14 ebay aero bars but still offers
rise.
Perfect fit for aero bars, ideal overall width & rise—ding ding I seem to have an ebay winner!!
Also ordered up a $90 carbon fork. Waiting for a spare race crown and then testing will commence on it.
Sort of scary testing an off brand but I suspect it’s the same manufacture as the $400 ones.
Perfect fit for aero bars, ideal overall width & rise—ding ding I seem to have an ebay winner!!
Also ordered up a $90 carbon fork. Waiting for a spare race crown and then testing will commence on it.
Sort of scary testing an off brand but I suspect it’s the same manufacture as the $400 ones.
All in all, my TDR bike is coming along quite nicely. I will keep chipping away at it over the
winter, testing this and that item, GPS mount, bear spray storage location,
cable routing etc etc. But the only
major items left are a set of light weight bags. I will most likely go custom front to back as
I have some specific ideas that I want to incorporate for my small daily items,
tools, electronics and water bladder etc.
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