That would make a fine enduro bike for the gnar gnar of Ontario.
Come by sometime. Most of our XC tracks are littered with Hightowers and Remedies.
Lmao so true. So many Hightowers at my local spot because we have 3 gaps, some cuttie tracks and a couple tech trails. Meanwhile there's buddy on his rigid fatbike hitting them all summer long.
I was a hardtailer for years, then bought a process 111 which felt like cheating, haha. Northern ON definitely deserves some squish.
I love my Rootdown immensely and it's the perfect bike for almost anything ... but ... I also very much love my Rocky Element. Fast and fun with just the right amount of squish. It's nice to have choices.
I'm very happy to have the choices at my disposal. My young self wouldn't believe it.
Looks like a Moots? I've tried a buddies belt driven single speed city bike before, it was smooth and quiet, very stealth. I know Reeb has a close relationship with Gates here in CO, would love to try one of their belt drive bikes, with or w/o a pinion gearbox, never tried one of those.
Looks like a Moots? I've tried a buddies belt driven single speed city bike before, it was smooth and quiet, very stealth. I know Reeb has a close relationship with Gates here in CO, would love to try one of their belt drive bikes, with or w/o a pinion gearbox, never tried one of those.
Looks like a Moots? I've tried a buddies belt driven single speed city bike before, it was smooth and quiet, very stealth. I know Reeb has a close relationship with Gates here in CO, would love to try one of their belt drive bikes, with or w/o a pinion gearbox, never tried one of those.
Roostbike Nero pinion AUS
I’d be keen to try one on an ebike!
I think that might’ve been the first time “Ebike” was mentioned on this thread
I wonder what a gearbox belt drive bike is doing with a derailer hanger though? Seems like that wouldn’t be needed at all.
Reckon that’s an oversight on their behalf. Maybe included it so as to affirm that the frame can run a derailleur etc , who knows
Maybe they only had dropouts for a derailleur :shrug: I'd think if you're building a gearbox mount frame, vs a traditional bb, then you know your frame won't be needing that derailleur, unless I'm missing something, maybe intended for a chain tensioner? But gearboxes, esp. on a HT wouldn't need that, right?
edit: looking at their website it's likely a custom build and they just used the dropouts they have on hand, which are for derailleurs