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No logs, boats or cool trails this ride. Just a quick ride before the storms to make sure I put everything together correctly. Delivery was yesterday, built the bike last night and rode it the first time today. I’m a newbie pretty much so going to do flat pedals for now and probably eventually convert over.
Super painless setup, bike feels light and fast. Very smooth ride and smooth experience overall. Excited to put some miles on it
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Out of curiosity, what made you choose the rigid vs the fork?
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Enjoy, it’s a fantastic ride!
Maiden voyage*
Lauf Seigla Rigid Core Wireless in size XS. SRAM axs etap
No logs, boats or cool trails this ride. Just a quick ride before the storms to make sure I put everything together correctly. Delivery was yesterday, built the bike last night and rode it the first time today. I’m a newbie pretty much so going to do flat pedals for now and probably eventually convert over.
Super painless setup, bike feels light and fast. Very smooth ride and smooth experience overall. Excited to put some miles on it
Out of curiosity, what made you choose the rigid vs the fork?