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Old 02-14-24, 05:36 PM
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Change of direction...

Now with 2.10" Maxxis Grifter tires, 180mm front rotor and inverted riser bar...

















These 2.10" Grifters were lightly used from another bike so I wanted to go through them first before installing a new pair of these on hand, the 2.30" size version.


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It appears you will find the stem angle problematic for mounting bags on the block. Perhaps a small bag, maybe.
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2.30" meat


Swallow Husky 20 x 2.30"










45T chainring now
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Tire profile: ~5.5cm
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20-85 gear-inches
45T x 11-46T

Clearance at the rear of the frame is exhausted. I wouldn't go any bigger there. At the fork, there's still room for 2.4".
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This bike is indeed stunning. I like the black/gold combination so much the only thing I would do if it were mine would be to remove the decals from the rims.
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...they look absolutely massive. I had mixed results experimenting with BMX tires lately. But i know the Grifter, i have it on my 29+ bike in 29x2.5 - a dream, while a Rant Squad was totally unrideable, being just heavy and stiff. I dont jump against walls. Did you put them on a scale? The Grifters in 2.3 look tempting.
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...they look absolutely massive. I had mixed results experimenting with BMX tires lately. But i know the Grifter, i have it on my 29+ bike in 29x2.5 - a dream, while a Rant Squad was totally unrideable, being just heavy and stiff. I dont jump against walls. Did you put them on a scale? The Grifters in 2.3 look tempting.
Yeah, those Husky jobs ain't dainty and slim, that's for sure. I wasn't expecting them to be so big before pumping them up. Measured from sidewall to sidewall, they are an honest 2.3" unlike many other tires that cheat in that regard. I don't have a scale to weigh them, but they are not light. I've now swapped tires three times so I think I'm gonna leave them as the initial stock tires on this build.

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11-50T dinner plate


11, 13, 15, 18, 21, 24, 30, 36, 42, 50


19-88 gear-inches




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47T x 11-50T


11, 13, 15, 18, 21, 24, 30, 36, 42, 50


19-88 gear-inches
That will definitely get you up some steep mountainsides...
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