One thousand most humble apologies for the delay in posting this entry. I sorted out these photos at the Charlotte, NC airport early this morning, during the last of my red eye flights from Las Vegas. I had the best intentions of posting the article as soon as I arrived home today, but a power nap, a longish bike ride, another power nap and errands, all took precedence. Excuses over, enjoy these photos. Now, it’s time to sleep, East Coast time.
Giant TCX Advanced Pro 2
Giant TCX Advanced Pro 2
Giant TCX Advanced Pro 2
Giant TCX Advanced Pro 2
Giant TCX Advanced Pro 2
Giant TCX Advanced Pro 2
Giant TCX Advanced Pro 2
Adequate tyre clearance for CX, but not for serious mud
Giant Revolt 0, Aluminum frame, a pretty cool bike
Giant Revolt 0
50mm of clearance!
Tight, but good for 50mm
Giant Revolt 0
Giant Revolt 0
Cable box for protecting the paint?
More of that cable box.
Giant Women’s Bike – Invite CoMax
Giant Women’s Bike – Invite CoMax
Giant Women’s Bike – Invite CoMax
Giant Women’s Bike – Invite CoMax – 32mm tire there, not a lot of clearance
Giant Women’s Bike – Brava SLR 2
Giant Women’s Bike – Brava SLR 2
Giant Women’s Bike – Brava SLR 2
Giant Women’s Bike – Brava SLR 2
Giant Women’s Bike – Brava SLR 2
Felt’s Gravel bike – horrible.
Felt, what are you thinking?
Phil Wood’s 13 speed cassette – hooked up to a SRAM twist shifter, it worked
FATLABs prototype Titanium not so fat bike
FATLABS
KHS CX550 – not a great bike for mushy sludge and gravel, but a tasty looking CX bike
Clearance isn’t optimal for serious mud and sludge
KHS CX550
Opus Stelle CX 1.0
Opus Stelle CX 1.0
Opus Stelle CX 1.0
Opus Stelle CX 1.0
Opus Stelle CX 1.0
Opus Stelle CX 1.0
Wolftooth 40T Cog for Shimano
Wolftooth 40T Cog for SRAM
Kask Mojito Lid
Kask Infinity Aero Road Lid
Kask Vertigo 2.0 Lid