State Bicycle Core Line 54cm

I added a phone mount, Origin8 bootstraps and a rock bros bottle holder.

So far so good!

Coming in at sub 24lbs she’s a rocket on the trails. Thomson cockpit. Hope discs w/ steel braided cables. 32x19. Hand built wheels. I’ve put a lot of love into this bike and she crushes the trails around my neck of the woods. 11 years old this July. We’ve ridden all over the world together

Hello just want to ask a quick question I've just purchased a second hand collab chain tensioner was just wondering if anyone has an idea of what size the washer are that attach it to the hanger, thanks

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First ride around the neighborhood

Hailing from Philadelphia!

Hoping this community as well as the Philly sub can help me out. I had my bike locked up outside of The Jim last night. Went back this morning to pick it up and it’s gone.

Any leads are much appreciated but for now I’ll be scouring the pawn shops

As it says, what have y’all done with that stupid outer ring on LX FC-M569 cranks? Pics?

I’m either going to:

1. file big ring teeth off
2. Cut ring off and shape a spider
3. But the Chinese spider adapter - I could buy new cranks for the price, so this one isn’t really going to happen

Hey guys, I am currently on a 18 cog with 38T. I can hit 15km easy and maintain it, but I wonder if I can go faster. Mostly relaxing cycling, not going to rush, will be a good idea to upgrade to 44T ?? For faster speed? It will be to hard to be nice to ride?

LE: Thanks for all replies! I will try to upgrade this week, let's see how it goes! :)

Newbie here. Just saw this aty local Goodwill. Don't know anything about these other than it was a single, light as fuck and serioualy well-used toolkit.

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Hi guys, so could you checkout my project that I'm making as diploma for university?

Here's link: RatioMaster

It's gear ratio calculator with special feature that allows you to calculate optimal gear ratio based on planed route or metrics of your ride!

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Take those calculations with the grain of salt, but mostly they are relatively close. Also it gives recommendations in user friendly format. Should be suitable for MTB riders as well, try uploading planed off-road route.
Will be glad to accept your comments about it because I wanna improve this project and make it really useful. Comment on bugs that you've found or any improvements that you'd like to see.

Wondering if anyone has any suggestions of parts and changes I can make?

Got this bike a while ago and it needs new bearings in the rear wheel as they're pretty much gone, should I buy some and put them on myself or just leave it to my local bike shoot to get the whole thing ready to go?

I've been scouring the actual and virtual marketplaces to no avail. Even new frames and entire bike series seem to only be made up to 58. Any tips?

Recently bought a frame to build up for single speed gravel/cross a Crockett with sliding dropouts. I was curious to see what brakes (both calipers and levers) people like, as well as cranksets that will work well with that frame