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flag seraph
Posted: Aug 1, 2023 at 13:19 Quote
I made my own, but I think that Reverse Components makes one.
flag Logfreem1
Posted: Aug 3, 2023 at 11:59 Quote
Grn-mcn wrote:
Any one know any good headset top caps to fish the brake through?

Deity's has several openings in it
flag Grn-mcn
FL
Posted: Aug 3, 2023 at 12:10 Quote
Logfreem1 wrote:
Grn-mcn wrote:
Any one know any good headset top caps to fish the brake through?

Deity's has several openings in it
but would a brake hose fit through them?
flag Michael-co
Posted: Aug 3, 2023 at 17:54 Quote
Just use a dremel
flag seraph
Posted: Aug 3, 2023 at 17:59 Quote
You'll need a pair of sharp diagonal cutters to modify the star nut. Remove one of the flanges and and make sure you file the neighboring ones down so that they don't cut the hose.
flag Velosexualist
FL
Posted: Oct 15, 2023 at 6:07 Quote
There is a great opportunity coming from UK to start Slopeduro build, given you’re closer to 6’ (180+ cm), because it remains in L and XL sizes only:
https://www.airdropbikes.com/products/filter-rockshox-super-deluxe-air-ultimate-2023

One of good examples how it can be built:
https://www.airdropbikes.com/blogs/news/filter-4x

I have this frame as a trail/AM bike with a coil shock — it’s sturdy, very well made, has external cable routing, and looks stunning. Plus customer support is on a league of its own.

Mind that the price is in GBP with British tax. You’ll have it deducted but then your local import tax added. Just contact them before buying to estimate the price better, you’ll be in good hands, no doubt.

 


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