MrMarzocchi
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Other Show us your Levo/Kenevo SL's ?
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MrMarzocchi
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What did you take picture with, the Hubble!? What an amazing picture. I need one of them phones/cameras in my life ?
Lol. No hubble. A Canon 5D3, it's 2 exposures, 1 foreground and 1 for the galactic core of our universe.
My SL made for a new adventure shooting night scapes. The old man mountain rack is super trick.
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Levo SL. Rides like an analog bike but with a motor to allow twice the rides I used to take. Longer rides, more elevation, less torture and more FUN!
Great photo! And I am impressed that you packed a 5D3 (and probably a tripod) up there.
Thanks and yeah, a tripod is primary for astral.Great photo! And I am impressed that you packed a 5D3 (and probably a tripod) up there.
The SL worked great hauling me and my gear, no sweat.
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Great photo.
Any chance of you starting a seperate thread so you can educate / inspire us?
Eg - a discussion about how you mounted the rack , is that an alloy or carbon rear? For those of us with carbon, how does the SL ride when carrying weight up front? How did the shock cope ?
I've been contemplating taking the kids bike packing when the snow melts but thought I would have to ride the old clunker or carry a huge back pack, it'd be REALY nice to take the SL !
Any chance of you starting a seperate thread so you can educate / inspire us?
Eg - a discussion about how you mounted the rack , is that an alloy or carbon rear? For those of us with carbon, how does the SL ride when carrying weight up front? How did the shock cope ?
I've been contemplating taking the kids bike packing when the snow melts but thought I would have to ride the old clunker or carry a huge back pack, it'd be REALY nice to take the SL !
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That's a 2 and half grand camera right? Pretty impeccable. Are you seeing the milky way with your eyes or is it edited in?
Pdoz
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most modern dslr's can produce dual images like that without external editing - first image " normal" exposure, then a second or multiple images are taken as longer exposure. The camera works out the scene vs star / extra lights etc for you.
I've got an olympus omdem1 , It'd have to be at least 8 years old and being a smaller sensor it's no where near as capable as his cannon. It produces amazing night sky shots ( with a fast enough lens)
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I love photography but I don't know much about that level of photography. One day, probably when I'm old and grey I'll make that a new hobby
Carbon. No front rack, only a rear rack as I only pack only the durable parts of my kit in the bags. Camera and lenses are on my back. Old Man Mountain is the manufacturer., Check out their excellent website for everything you need to know. A+ experience with them.
We're in a dark sky reserve here in idaho, so yes, you can even see faint colors of nebulae in the galactic core with the naked eye. Any modern camera can capture exceptional starscapes these days. Of course making the final image involves blending of a foreground exposure with the sky image. Lonelyspeck.com is a great site to investigate astral photography. Warning, it's absolutely addictive!
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Here’s my Kenevo SL, love it!!
And another one I had completely forgotten about from April in Big Sur. I will return to bike pack and overnight this one.
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Such a stunning bike. I find out this week if work will help me get one on a cycle2work scheme.
Not expecting it though but if they will then I'm getting one. Not the S-Works though haha - lovelyStumpi
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My very custom and utterly awesome mulleted '21 SL Comp Carbon...
Although am lusting after a KenevoSL as Ive pretty much turned this into one lol!
Favourite part of this bike, sheesh, I dunno, all of it...
170 Lyrik Ultimates
210x55 Float X
full AXS / Deity carbon bars with a 35mm stem
Guide RE brakes are std and I love them although I do now run a 200mm rear disc..
Upgraded the cranks to Praxxis Carbon..
Mullet makes a huge difference to the feel of the bike in tight terrain, plus no more bum buz, I run in High flip chip...
i9Hydras on my 29er wheels, Bonty Line pro 30 27.5 rear I picked up in a sale..
It still climbs anything I care to attempt, it descends beautifully without being too much bike to manage.. Jumps really easily (although Im not a big jumper) and just generally does everything almost perfectly... All this and it comes in at 17.9kg running an Assegai up front and a 2.6 Dissector in the rear...
Did I mention I love this bike!!! lol
Although am lusting after a KenevoSL as Ive pretty much turned this into one lol!
Favourite part of this bike, sheesh, I dunno, all of it...
170 Lyrik Ultimates
210x55 Float X
full AXS / Deity carbon bars with a 35mm stem
Guide RE brakes are std and I love them although I do now run a 200mm rear disc..
Upgraded the cranks to Praxxis Carbon..
Mullet makes a huge difference to the feel of the bike in tight terrain, plus no more bum buz, I run in High flip chip...
i9Hydras on my 29er wheels, Bonty Line pro 30 27.5 rear I picked up in a sale..
It still climbs anything I care to attempt, it descends beautifully without being too much bike to manage.. Jumps really easily (although Im not a big jumper) and just generally does everything almost perfectly... All this and it comes in at 17.9kg running an Assegai up front and a 2.6 Dissector in the rear...
Did I mention I love this bike!!! lol
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That is absolutely stunning. Did you put those rim stickers on yourself? Perfectly simple that bike
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Thanks, I really love this bike! The decals came with the wheels and just happened to match up good.That is absolutely stunning. Did you put those rim stickers on yourself? Perfectly simple that bike
MrMarzocchi
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The colourway is phenomenal. I still look at mine in awe. Ordered some graphite grips and black Hope floaty rotors for
will post an update when it's looking nearly as nice as yours
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Love it!
Here are some snaps of my KSL
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The way the shock is situated on these is beautiful
Here are some snaps of my KSL
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I just noticed the Fidloc bottle holder. Do you not run an extender and if so, how do you attach it?
I barely use the range extender, but like the clean look of the fidlock and also use them on all of my bikes. So my solution was to use their universal holder not only for my… get loose juice, but for my range extender as well (added a thin velcro strap for extra security, but it works beautifully).
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Stumpi
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That looks incredibly nice... Whats it weigh in at at that spec?
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Wow, I really like that! I was using the fidlock until this bike. They definitely look better. Nice touch!I barely use the range extender, but like the clean look of the fidlock and also use them on all of my bikes. So my solution was to use their universal holder not only for my… get loose juice, but for my range extender as well (added a thin very to strap for extra security, but it works beautifully).
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