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I like them so far, they seem to absorb vibration from rocky trails that the forks dont. Only small problem I had was that they move your hands very slightly inboard and my thumb knuckle kept hitting the dropper lever, easily solved by trimming the "pointy bit" off the lever with a file.

You persuaded me:)

Yes, thats what i do.

Sealskinz and Merrel goretex shoes, toasty toes even in the snow.

Somewhere warm and sunny would be nice.:)

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Well they're on. The carcass is so much stiffer than the Butchers and the front was a pain to get onto the rim, you wont want to do any trailside repairs with these. I changed from a 27.5 with 2.8 butcher on the front to 29 with a 2.4 eddy current, the axle height is +1.5cm so not much change...

I'll be fitting one this weekend if I get the time. 29x 2.4 front and 27.5x 2.8 rear.

Thanks Gary, If i'm not going to break something i'll do without them and see how it goes.

I'm fitting a DT Swiss wheel on my bike, the H1700 version. Should I shell out for a set of torque caps, or don't they make much difference? Are the ones on the stock Roval wheels which come with unbranded DT Swiss hubs compatible?

Muddy, wet and slippery.

67 so far.

2018 Carbon Comp 3990km

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+1 for those Wera hex keys, they are almost too nice to use.

I always wanted one when they were new but couldn't afford one. funnily enough when I bought the levo it was either that or a second hand 4RT, always wanted one of those too:)

Stays in the garage now I have the levo

You are there already:) Click on "Home" at the top of the page.

Nice work(y) Looks very professional.

Excellent review Gary, and as R120 says you can use the front one on the back as well with a bit of cutting.