Force XPLR 10-44
2x Front 43/30
Zeno hydraulic quick release hoses so I can hit swap to suspension fork (XPLR 40mm)
by CyborgRyu
Force XPLR 10-44
2x Front 43/30
Zeno hydraulic quick release hoses so I can hit swap to suspension fork (XPLR 40mm)
by CyborgRyu
12 Comments
Genuinely, why the xplr fork?
Looks awesome. Make sure you try switching the fork before it’s go time as I found my gravel suspension fork pushed my front end up so much I needed a negative rise stem to get myself in a proper position on the bike. You may need to adjust your stem height.
Yeah well done.
Excellent /Bikeporn post.
Let us know how the fork goes on the trails.
Stunning. Well Done. Enjoy 🍺
Love the bike. Congrats! Idk why Princeton pushes for narrower tires than are more commonly used for road and especially gravel.
Manufacturer says:
“Wake 6560 Evolution is also incrementally wider and lighter than its predecessor. The increased width (21mm internal, 28.2mm max external) is optimized for the 25-28mm tires”
https://www.princetoncarbon.com/product/wake-6560/
I suppose you could try for wider anyway if you want.
Incredibly versatile, as that’s twice now I’ve thought it was a new Tarmac. Would love to see it with some big gravel tires. What can the Crux clear these days? Nice bike OP
Gorgeous bike. I’m hoping to build one of these up as a road bike one day, haha.
Very nice. I hate to be that guy but your front GP is on backwards
It’s a great looking bike. I think your fork choice needs a little more effective travel, but that’s just me. At least it’s a real suspension fork.
+1 for proper display!
Crank arms, valves, etc.
I thought the s-works crux frame was 1x only?
How does it hold up on tarmac? I have an s-works aethos and love it. I love it so much I’m thinking of getting the crux to replace my current gravel ride
Bros selling his kidney for princeton wheels and not even riding them. Nice bike tho