Sworks Kenevo SL with the updated motor (1.2), carbon SRAM cranks, and what appears to be a UDH are up on a few european sites for...
Sworks Kenevo SL with the updated motor (1.2), carbon SRAM cranks, and what appears to be a UDH are up on a few european sites for purchase (I'd guess a few retailers didn't get the memo on a delayed launch?). No frame changes by the look of it, so I didn't think a screenshot was warranted for this thread (especially because it's an ebike, give us the new demo pls).
Kenevo SL is already UDH. The new one is "just" spec and colour changes (and the new motor of course, which is a SRAM DUB standard... not sure why that's marketed as a selling pint though)
I'm currently working on the day 1 gallery from Eurobike, but if you want to check out some of the stuff in video form, here's a 12-minute tour from Frankfurt today!
Insert "no god no" meme... Rode a set of DB8s about a week ago. Feels like Shimano, has no power. Starting to wonder if the no modulation feel of the brakes might be connected to the use of mineral oil (a set of Maguras I also had the chance to try felt fairly similar).
I've had the Myotragus page bookmarked for a while (raw aluminum, gearbox, interesting suspension layout - what's not to love?); it's nice to see them get some more attention
atleast the rear center looks reasonably long'ish.
I would not be surprised if head angles are around 60 deg in a few years, remembering that 63 deg seemed absurd a few years back, now there are 130mm trail bikes with this much rake.
atleast the rear center looks reasonably long'ish.
I would not be surprised if head angles are around 60 deg in a few years, remembering that 63...
atleast the rear center looks reasonably long'ish.
I would not be surprised if head angles are around 60 deg in a few years, remembering that 63 deg seemed absurd a few years back, now there are 130mm trail bikes with this much rake.
Am I remembering wrong, or did Chris Porter say that the current crop of single crown forks start to massively lose performance once you go sub 60 degrees? Hopefully we start to see light, 160-180 dual crown forks from the big players.
atleast the rear center looks reasonably long'ish.
I would not be surprised if head angles are around 60 deg in a few years, remembering that 63...
atleast the rear center looks reasonably long'ish.
I would not be surprised if head angles are around 60 deg in a few years, remembering that 63 deg seemed absurd a few years back, now there are 130mm trail bikes with this much rake.
Am I remembering wrong, or did Chris Porter say that the current crop of single crown forks start to massively lose performance once you go sub...
Am I remembering wrong, or did Chris Porter say that the current crop of single crown forks start to massively lose performance once you go sub 60 degrees? Hopefully we start to see light, 160-180 dual crown forks from the big players.
Dual crowns won't lower the loads on the bushings, thus won't help the binding much. The benefit is the small difference in the crown twisting which otherwise slacks off the effective stanchion angle.
Going really slack the best solution would be either roller bearings (Lefty style...) or a linkage fork.
new Bike Yoke electric prototype! A true AXS killer! Best non electric dropper going wireless🔥
Be excited about it, these droppers are gone give a biiiig push for the electric dropper market.
I got the chance to get my hands on the product and I‘m gona sell my AXS!
damn!!!! 90€ for a bleedkit (137€ MSRP!!)
i‘m also not a fan of shimano feeling wise and prefer my code rsc‘s.
interested to see the upcoming...
damn!!!! 90€ for a bleedkit (137€ MSRP!!)
i‘m also not a fan of shimano feeling wise and prefer my code rsc‘s.
interested to see the upcoming reviews on the new sram brakes.
..I have always been a Shimano Fanboy and I liked the feel of the new 4 Pot XTs..currently running the M8120 Levers with Cascade Components Slab Mineral Oil Caliper..really impressed and easy to bleed. Uses the same pads and looks sick..
https://www.mtb-news.de/news/eurobike-2023-bikeyoke-pirelli-twiceme/
new Bike Yoke electric prototype! A true AXS killer! Best non electric dropper going wireless🔥
Be excited about it, these droppers are gone give...
new Bike Yoke electric prototype! A true AXS killer! Best non electric dropper going wireless🔥
Be excited about it, these droppers are gone give a biiiig push for the electric dropper market.
I got the chance to get my hands on the product and I‘m gona sell my AXS!
not having a hot swap battery kinda kills that one for me, even worse that to charge it you have to remove it from the bike.
not having a hot swap battery kinda kills that one for me, even worse that to charge it you have to remove it from the bike.
They plan to have a battery life of about 3 Month. So thats nothing i would consider as a negative aspect. It‘s so much more worth it to be able to have more travel and be able to put it on pulling-lifts, not chairlifts only! I always need a rigid post for those parks…
Sounds like you’ve only ever had to deal with air in the hose. Once any gets in the caliper good luck using their standard kit to get rideable bleed in less than 10 minutes.
Sounds like you’ve only ever had to deal with air in the hose. Once any gets in the caliper good luck using their standard kit to...
Sounds like you’ve only ever had to deal with air in the hose. Once any gets in the caliper good luck using their standard kit to get rideable bleed in less than 10 minutes.
Did a brief stint at Magura UK. Done it all.
My MT7s have the chrome borecaps from an MT5e, for example.
not having a hot swap battery kinda kills that one for me, even worse that to charge it you have to remove it from the bike.
I speculate that they might, or at least could offer a pigtail charging cord that runs out the hole that the dropper cable would normally enter the frame at the base of seattube (I know not all frames have this, but a lot do). It'd have to secured and have a water tight cap, but that's not difficult.
..I have always been a Shimano Fanboy and I liked the feel of the new 4 Pot XTs..currently running the M8120 Levers with Cascade Components Slab...
..I have always been a Shimano Fanboy and I liked the feel of the new 4 Pot XTs..currently running the M8120 Levers with Cascade Components Slab Mineral Oil Caliper..really impressed and easy to bleed. Uses the same pads and looks sick..
Dual crowns won't lower the loads on the bushings, thus won't help the binding much. The benefit is the small difference in the crown twisting which...
Dual crowns won't lower the loads on the bushings, thus won't help the binding much. The benefit is the small difference in the crown twisting which otherwise slacks off the effective stanchion angle.
Going really slack the best solution would be either roller bearings (Lefty style...) or a linkage fork.
There’s a joke somewhere about never riding flat-ish trails with your super slack bike, but I don’t know how to tell it.
Adding a significant amount of power is always going to cost money. It’s not the same as buying some cranks just to make your bike look cool. If someone has the desire for more power and they have Shimano or TRP 4 pots or Codes there are two options; replace the entire brake set or replace just the caliper. Coincidentally that’s a similar cost. I think in this scenario we are more looking at cost to solve a problem and not how many parts you get for that cost because, again, it’s not just adding bling. If you like how your brakes feel and don’t really want to change that then calipers will do what you want. Plus you don’t have to reroute a brake line. I get that it isn’t cheap, but cost won’t be going down because we don’t intend to move production overseas.
Adding a significant amount of power is always going to cost money. It’s not the same as buying some cranks just to make your bike look...
Adding a significant amount of power is always going to cost money. It’s not the same as buying some cranks just to make your bike look cool. If someone has the desire for more power and they have Shimano or TRP 4 pots or Codes there are two options; replace the entire brake set or replace just the caliper. Coincidentally that’s a similar cost. I think in this scenario we are more looking at cost to solve a problem and not how many parts you get for that cost because, again, it’s not just adding bling. If you like how your brakes feel and don’t really want to change that then calipers will do what you want. Plus you don’t have to reroute a brake line. I get that it isn’t cheap, but cost won’t be going down because we don’t intend to move production overseas.
Or you can toss the codes/xt 4pots in the trash, buy a pair of mt5s for $200, throw in some galfer green pads for $50 and be done.
That syringe is from a jagwire pro bleed kit. 10/10 product, makes bleeding maguras not only possible but easy.
all you need, really: https://shorturl.at/vDRW5
Kenevo SL is already UDH. The new one is "just" spec and colour changes (and the new motor of course, which is a SRAM DUB standard... not sure why that's marketed as a selling pint though)
I'm currently working on the day 1 gallery from Eurobike, but if you want to check out some of the stuff in video form, here's a 12-minute tour from Frankfurt today!
Insert "no god no" meme... Rode a set of DB8s about a week ago. Feels like Shimano, has no power. Starting to wonder if the no modulation feel of the brakes might be connected to the use of mineral oil (a set of Maguras I also had the chance to try felt fairly similar).
https://r2-bike.com/SRAM-Pro-Bleed-Kit-for-Mineral-oil-incl-120-ml-Maxi…
got-DAMN that is gorgeous!
eurobike day 1 gallery
https://www.vitalmtb.com/photos/features/eurobike-2023-day-1/eurobike-2…
57 degree HA. no biggie
Real life Grim Donut (I've never been on pinkbike, i swear)
I've had the Myotragus page bookmarked for a while (raw aluminum, gearbox, interesting suspension layout - what's not to love?); it's nice to see them get some more attention
atleast the rear center looks reasonably long'ish.
I would not be surprised if head angles are around 60 deg in a few years, remembering that 63 deg seemed absurd a few years back, now there are 130mm trail bikes with this much rake.
Am I remembering wrong, or did Chris Porter say that the current crop of single crown forks start to massively lose performance once you go sub 60 degrees? Hopefully we start to see light, 160-180 dual crown forks from the big players.
Since when has bleeding Maguras not been easy?!
Dual crowns won't lower the loads on the bushings, thus won't help the binding much. The benefit is the small difference in the crown twisting which otherwise slacks off the effective stanchion angle.
Going really slack the best solution would be either roller bearings (Lefty style...) or a linkage fork.
damn!!!! 90€ for a bleedkit (137€ MSRP!!)
i‘m also not a fan of shimano feeling wise and prefer my code rsc‘s.
interested to see the upcoming reviews on the new sram brakes.
https://www.mtb-news.de/news/eurobike-2023-bikeyoke-pirelli-twiceme/
new Bike Yoke electric prototype! A true AXS killer! Best non electric dropper going wireless🔥
Be excited about it, these droppers are gone give a biiiig push for the electric dropper market.
I got the chance to get my hands on the product and I‘m gona sell my AXS!
..I have always been a Shimano Fanboy and I liked the feel of the new 4 Pot XTs..currently running the M8120 Levers with Cascade Components Slab Mineral Oil Caliper..really impressed and easy to bleed. Uses the same pads and looks sick..
SLAB Mineral Oil MTB Brake Caliper | US | Cascade Components
Just my 2 cents.
not having a hot swap battery kinda kills that one for me, even worse that to charge it you have to remove it from the bike.
They plan to have a battery life of about 3 Month. So thats nothing i would consider as a negative aspect. It‘s so much more worth it to be able to have more travel and be able to put it on pulling-lifts, not chairlifts only! I always need a rigid post for those parks…
Sounds like you’ve only ever had to deal with air in the hose. Once any gets in the caliper good luck using their standard kit to get rideable bleed in less than 10 minutes.
Did a brief stint at Magura UK. Done it all.
My MT7s have the chrome borecaps from an MT5e, for example.
I speculate that they might, or at least could offer a pigtail charging cord that runs out the hole that the dropper cable would normally enter the frame at the base of seattube (I know not all frames have this, but a lot do). It'd have to secured and have a water tight cap, but that's not difficult.
lol, 530$ just for calipers… yeah, right!
not an option i would consider.
Seems they intend to make the USB-C port at the seat clamps, so that eliminates one issue...
There’s a joke somewhere about never riding flat-ish trails with your super slack bike, but I don’t know how to tell it.
Adding a significant amount of power is always going to cost money. It’s not the same as buying some cranks just to make your bike look cool. If someone has the desire for more power and they have Shimano or TRP 4 pots or Codes there are two options; replace the entire brake set or replace just the caliper. Coincidentally that’s a similar cost. I think in this scenario we are more looking at cost to solve a problem and not how many parts you get for that cost because, again, it’s not just adding bling. If you like how your brakes feel and don’t really want to change that then calipers will do what you want. Plus you don’t have to reroute a brake line. I get that it isn’t cheap, but cost won’t be going down because we don’t intend to move production overseas.
Or you can toss the codes/xt 4pots in the trash, buy a pair of mt5s for $200, throw in some galfer green pads for $50 and be done.
Both are more powerful than MT5s and you can still use whatever pads you want.
If you want best bang for your buck brakes got to go Hayes.
How do you figure Codes/XT's are more powerful than MT5's? Or do you mean they are if paired with your caliper?
https://enduro-mtb.com/en/best-mtb-disc-brake-can-buy/
I meant if they are paired with the caliper. Without I would agree they have an edge.
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