Monster cross bike

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Antti from Finland Here's what he says; Tyres are 2.1" Nokian Extreme 294, which have sharp carbide studs on all knobs. There's very little extra space in the forks, especially in the rear, so straight and laterally stiff wheels are definitely necessary with tyres as wide as these. Gears are new Campagnolo with FSA cranks and KMC chain. Front hub is Shimano XT and rear hub is DT Swiss 340 Disc with a replaced freewheel body for Campagnolo cassette. Brakes are BB-7 Road.

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Cyclocross and Gravelbiking (Recreational) - Converting a CX bike to a Monster-cross bike. - I'm considering converting my Soma Double Cross DC into a trail ready Monster-cross bike. The bike currently has road-bike wheels (Mavic Open Pro with 105 hubs) and canti brakes. The drivetrain is a 105 triple (50, 39 & 26t)

Why monster cross? Jon Severson of Monstercross News provides three reasons the dirt drop, wide tire bike is appealing for off-road and everyday riding.

What do you get when you mash up a Mooto X 29er hardtail with the newer Routt 45 gravel bike? The new Moots Baxter, a modified…

John Caletti modified his typical cyclocross frameset to suit the trails of Paul Component's backyard trails in Chico. Our look at this monster cross beauty.