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Zürich , Switzerland - 100 Followers
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Jun 29, 2026 at 22:01
Jun 29, 2026
Final Randoms - Eurobike 2026
I think Simon won't sell such forks. It was just a fun project to show that his cartridge works with the 38 and Zeb. It was quite a bit of work to build it though.
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Feb 10, 2026 at 13:04
Feb 10, 2026
How Light Is Too Light? Building a 26.4-lb All-Mountain Bike That's Still Capable
Road mode = shock is fully locked out (very firm)
Gravel mode = for gravel road climbs, some people might choose it for technical uphills too
DH mode = DH :-)
The fork doesn't have a specific lockout lever. Theoretically you could close the compression and rebound, but I've never felt the need to do so.
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Feb 10, 2026 at 12:58
Feb 10, 2026
How Light Is Too Light? Building a 26.4-lb All-Mountain Bike That's Still Capable
Stoll sells 4 different versions of the T3 Evo, all with RS suspension. They're between 11.5 kg and 12.2 kg.
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Feb 10, 2026 at 12:53
Feb 10, 2026
How Light Is Too Light? Building a 26.4-lb All-Mountain Bike That's Still Capable
The initial build was sweet! It was a great bike and I liked the look too. I actually really enjoyed the uphills as well. Switching to the DT Swiss DEG DF hubs was a big step, it really helped to make the bike more composed and calm in the downhills. We got quite a bit of snow and rain in January and February so I haven't been able to ride the final build a lot so far, so maybe I should report back in a few months.
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Feb 10, 2026 at 12:48
Feb 10, 2026
How Light Is Too Light? Building a 26.4-lb All-Mountain Bike That's Still Capable
So far I got around 1000 kilometers on this bike (it's not the only bike I have). I've ridden it in rain and mud too. It's holding up nicely, but to be fair I've also changed a lot of parts in order to achieve the 12.0 kg weight goal.
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Feb 10, 2026 at 12:44
Feb 10, 2026
How Light Is Too Light? Building a 26.4-lb All-Mountain Bike That's Still Capable
@bluefire: Exaclty, it's pretty much the norm I'd say.
The pedals are 312 g by the way, the bottle cage is 19 g.
TEBP TEBP's article
Feb 10, 2026 at 12:40
Feb 10, 2026
How Light Is Too Light? Building a 26.4-lb All-Mountain Bike That's Still Capable
@AyJayDoubleyou: You can order the frame with holes for mechanical drivetrains or without holes for wireless drivetrains. Mine doesn't have holes.
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