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The ride today was a test of my GRX tuning last night and I'm very pleased with the results, gone are the problems I had in the previous ride. I will still replace the Sunrace cassette but not immediate anymore. I love the Futureshock 2. It really makes a difference. The other thing I like with...

I'm waiting for my ride partner 😀

We're in the same line of thinking. The front wheelset weighs 1,140 grams, the rear 1,401 grams. That's 2.5 kg for both and I'm sure those are the heaviest wheelset I've owned. :D I'm looking at several options but only if I can cut down the weight by at least 1 kg. By the way, the Pathfinder...

62 km... I thought about it, but I'm sure Specialized will just send another Sunrace. As to the tuning, that area is not a big deal for me as I assemble my own bikes (except a few, built bikes including the Creo SL)

If there's one thing I hate about my Creo SL Comp Evo is the Sunrace cassette. I already questioned its inclusion in a $6,500 bike and my problematic shifting experience on the first ride supports my apprehension. There are two cogs (I think 5 and 7) that has one teeth each with a bad tolerance...

I did a ride impression up there...

I watch your thread, in fact ;)

https://www.strava.com/activities/3115520933/overview That's the ride I did today, maximum elevation of 690 meters with a 28% grade part of the segment called "2-kilometers of pain." This is the fourth time I climbed this route. First with a Giant Toughroad, and I suffered from cramps a lot...

I picked up a sage green Turbo Creo SL Comp Evo yesterday, after a long process. It was a toss up between the Willier1Hy and the Creo... I've ridden this just inside the village and I'll be riding high soon.