Already feel that all black handle grip is kinda of mundane want to change it to well a brighter color maybe. Add in some flairs I suppose ..
Anyone have the same urge as mine ?
Anyone have the same urge as mine ?
You keep your OEM pedals?new full build that has OEM choices ?
in first week
toss saddle
toss grips
toss tires
install my saddle
install my grips
install my tires
in first month
handlebars are usually the next to go
seatpost/dropper gets tossed, bikeyoke revive goes in
in first year
wheelset usually gets tossed if it isn't already what I want
All my grips eventually become dark grey to black!I change my grips as often as I change my socks. I know what saddle and pedals I prefer, but I'm always searching for a better grip for; fit, comfort, and ease of attachment. All black except two pair in dirty grey this past year, because moon dust. They don't need to be thick but tacky enough, and single lock ring please.
Especially when you clip your bars at a prodigious rate, like I do.In my experience, pretty much everything other than black grips looks like crap in sort order.
One thing that I always change out right away is the OEM air in the tires. I replace it with nitrogen and the improvement in performance is literally incredible. Plus, the sooner you change out the stock air the more you can get for it on the resale market before you've put too many miles on the new bike.You keep your OEM pedals?
Exactly my setup! Color and all. Love Rogues. Have been mostly running them for 10+ years. That said. had a couple of sets of the pivot factory grips that I got with my bike and I really liked them. I just kept tearing the ends off of them. I like the Locking ring on the outside for armoring purposes.I prefer a wider grip than most stock options. The ODI Rogue is my go to. The grips and saddle get changed out on every bike. For comfort mostly but colors are fun too.
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how does it impact the compliance and stiffness.One thing that I always change out right away is the OEM air in the tires. I replace it with nitrogen and the improvement in performance is literally incredible. Plus, the sooner you change out the stock air the more you can get for it on the resale market before you've put too many miles on the new bike.
Rockshox 72.5, all day.how does it impact the compliance and stiffness.
Contemplating going from a fox 72 to the 73 but might try this first.