Peachy Pace RC529…FINISHED Pg22

Excellent😁 Have you taken it out for a spin yet? Looks wise once you have decided on the bar height it would be good to match the bar too it ( ie get a suitable riser bar)
 
Yeah, hopefully you have had a chance to ride it. Will you actually be using the dropper post or was it more a case of why not?

Some nice parts on there, im sure you will love it, though i can see that flite getting swapped out for something a bit more comfortable.

:cool:
 
Excellent😁 Have you taken it out for a spin yet? Looks wise once you have decided on the bar height it would be good to match the bar too it ( ie get a suitable riser bar)
No not yet, too many "proper" jobs to do apparently.. As for spending anymore money on it, erm..no.
Yeah, hopefully you have had a chance to ride it. Will you actually be using the dropper post or was it more a case of why not?

Some nice parts on there, im sure you will love it, though i can see that flite getting swapped out for something a bit more comfortable.

:cool:
Flite would likely be the last thing I change, it's what I have on absolutely everything I ride regularly, on & off road, even my turbo trainer.
 
It’s very accomplished and very laid back. Ride report ASAP.

Was sceptical about the yellow but as a whole it pops and works.

Merry Christmas.
 
You’ve done a ace job on that. I’ve only one criticism which is the yellow cables but apart from that it’s a nice build. Now go get it dirrrrrty
 
It’s very accomplished and very laid back. Ride report ASAP.

Was sceptical about the yellow but as a whole it pops and works.

Merry Christmas.
Cheers chap, Much appreciated.
You’ve done a ace job on that. I’ve only one criticism which is the yellow cables but apart from that it’s a nice build. Now go get it dirrrrrty
Yeah, I’m in two minds myself, but they’ll stay for now.
 
Now then... had a quick buzz around the village just to make sure nothing would fall off! Then took it up a local 10% chalk farm track just to see how it climbs and what it was like downhill at speed..
First impressions in the style of @cjr61
Road = Mmmmhhh felt odd...
Gravel Path = sluggish
Climbing up steep heavy/large gravel = Wow! just Wow!
Hurtling down deep rutted steep chalk track = Excellent!

I must admit I wasn't feeling great on the ride around the village, I was just thinking what a bloody waste of money & effort. Then I started the climb & had my light-bulb moment that I was hoping for... it just rolled over all the lumps and bumps easily, no bother. And although the steering felt odd on the road, when I shot down that hill it filled me with confidence and of course the Pike's hardly noticed the stuff that would nearly have me off on my '91 Antaeus.

So I think I'll stick it in @raidan73 newly reserected 98+ comp;

So the next question I'd like to ask @Madmax1993 @Magpiegifts @jimo746 @yakboy @Hotwheels. @Bcxbcx @cjr61 @retroJIM @The History Man @mforrest @Grubby @trailstar82 @longun @kingoffootball @oaklec @albash82 @Joe*Pro @mk one @Stressed @velofrog @Tootyred @brocklanders023 @d8mok @2manyoranges @coomber @ibbz @LongLegsRetro @enc @bignick @smokerings @hawkhill97 @DrGooGoo @benjabbi @Rotorhead @CTK @hellodave @leigh4013 (Sorry, @ seems to be the best way to wake up all previous contributes to this thread)

Which photo for the comp?

The Workshop
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The Pump Track
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The Cross Country
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How did you find the bar height? It's worth playing about with it on every ride...don't be afraid to experiment
 
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