Watch that fork; Niner said no spacers on top of the stem if I remember correctly...
Typically - on a carbon steerer road bike fork - you put 2-3mm of spacers above the stem - don't know why this fork would be any different. (That is SOP on my Reynolds Ouzo Pro anyway......)
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I'm not sure about that particular brand of brake rotors, but it appears to me that they are backwards. The "spokes" of the rotor should point toward the front of the bike. Other than that, looks good!
I'm not sure about that particular brand of brake rotors, but it appears to me that they are backwards. The "spokes" of the rotor should point toward the front of the bike. Other than that, looks good!
Interesting you see it that way, it is correctly installed as per rotor instructions
Interesting you see it that way, it is correctly installed as per rotor instructions
That's interesting. I only say that because I have owned and worked on many different disc brakes and the way those are mounted would be considered backwards for any other brand. Cool if that's how they say to install them, just didn't want anything to bend/break on ya though!
Absolutely gorgeous bike. The fork looks great, but I hope it can stand up to a fair amount of abuse. On the other hand, if you see what some CX racers do with their carbon forks, this one should be good.
That has to be the nicest bike i've seen for a long time, now go out and get it dirty please, post some more pics when you have taken her for a blast. Ssssssssswwwwwweeeettt ride.