*Price Drop* Crust Bombora 58CM Large - $4,600 (noe valley) image 1 of 24 image 1 of 24 Let me know if you have any specific questions. And how do you select a spindle length? Hey was there any limitations on which cranks you could use? marquez cette publication comme favorite mars 1 . Later,Stephen (who really dislikes 73mm BB shells). Crust knowledge/experience for Bambora vs Evasion Lite - Google Groups Reader's Rig: Maxwell's Crust Bombora - BIKEPACKING.com *Price Drop* Crust Bombora 58CM Large - bicycles - by owner - bike Tested: Crust's Bombora Gravel Bike Came to Party, Your Privacy Choices: Opt Out of Sale/Targeted Ads, Traditional frame design and artistic details like a bi-plane fork crown give the Bombora a timeless custom builder look. (Don't worry you won't be charged unless you complete the payment). Rooted in the Australian Outback and culminating in a Utah desert testbed; a tale that encompasses talk of farm tractors, friendships forged on the trail and a belief in the bike as a tool for journeying. If you see any mention of Boost 148 spacing the chances of anything less than ~170mm Q cranks clearing are slim to none. I found this is a good way to train with a weighted bike while also being prepared to capture any scene the ride throws my way. Front brake is NOW FLAT MOUNT as well as the Rear. Stereo Tube amp 2x 6L6 per channel $600 (san anselmo) Photo cacher cette annonce montrer montrer cette annonce. Bikepacking blends all of my favorite things in one: riding my bike, being outdoors, sleeping outside, researching the perfect gear, building routes, and experiencing life in a way most people never will. I'm planning on getting one when the new ones get here soon, and am thinking about gearing options. In practice you can get away with less, but this depends on how flexible the frame and crankset is and how huge the rider is, hence the paranoia. It should be covered in dirt soon. There are some small nicks in the paint. I ran a 44/34 up front (check out WickWerks. During my childhood, bikes were used mostly as a means of getting around the neighborhood; you could always tell where everyone was by how many bikes were in the front yard.