Not that different at all.Hmm, it’s hard to compare the t130 and the sommet as they are quite different.
Not that different at all.
a Small T130 is very slightly shorter than a small eSommet in reach
Med T130 is almost bang on the same reach
L T130 is slighty longer
All eSommets have 10mm longer stays, are slightly slacker H/A and have alower BB height.
completely ignore toptube lengths. Neither bike has a straight un-interupted seattube so TT length is not comparible.
I'm thinking that my xl may be too large. (Due to the high seat post)Yes - I paid full price for mine so the ebayer still got it cheaper than me Could have been smarter myself, but the XL's have all sold out now so I might have missed my chance if I'd have waited.
How tall are you Tommy?Yes - I paid full price for mine so the ebayer still got it cheaper than me Could have been smarter myself, but the XL's have all sold out now so I might have missed my chance if I'd have waited.
Shouldn't that be crank axle rather than pedal?Pedal axle to saddle rails is the relevant measurement - if you measure this on your bike with dropper up I will check it against my E-Sommet size L
Not that different at all.
a Small T130 is very slightly shorter than a small eSommet in reach
Med T130 is almost bang on the same reach
L T130 is slighty longer
All eSommets have 10mm longer stays, are slightly slacker H/A and have alower BB height.
completely ignore toptube lengths. Neither bike has a straight un-interupted seattube so TT length is not comparible.
And that's fine.I disagree.
Bearing in mind you push a bike forwards while leaving a drop STOOD UP. if it's too long to do that you've bought the wrong size. Reach measurement would have told you this.If it's too long you can't push the bike forward enough on drop offs (if you do that kind of riding) and you just feel stretched out all the time. Too short and your knees get in the way.
Ah thanks - The thing I have noticed is that the large sommet seat tube is nearly 3 cm longer than my large T-130, in which my dropper post is already nearly as low as it can go. I'm not being silly with this as I'm assuming BB height is irrelevant for this measurement?
Thanks
Is that di2 setup?
No that's Dave's custom configured set-up. 3 generations more advanced than Di2Is that di2 setup?
Re the fork damage, this sounds same as mine, I had a couple of annoying scratches which I moaned about and got £75 rebate. 2 mins with a black permanent marker sorted it right out! I’ve even got some new snazzy lyrik decals that I may apply yet too. Have a winge, defo worth itAddendum to this post. After several emails, Wiggle agreed to deliver to the IoW?. Scheduled ETA was 24 Jan. well, it arrived today, totally unannounced. Lucky that I was home.. First inspection shows mark on fork stanchion and the dropper is not working?. I’ve tried adjusting the cable with the adjuster in the cable. Any thoughts on what the dropper problem might be?
I'm thinking that my xl may be too large. (Due to the high seat post)
There may be one on eBay soon
And that's fine.
Bearing in mind you push a bike forwards while leaving a drop STOOD UP. if it's too long to do that you've bought the wrong size. Reach measurement would have told you this.
same if it's so short you're hitting your knees off your bars. Horizontal top tube length only roughly tells you where your saddle will be and even then you still have a couple of inches of fore and aft adjustment via saddle rails.
Similarly if folk are struggling with seat tube length on a L or XL eSommet they're probably choosing a bike too long for their height anyway and will struggle most likely to perform basic essential skills for riding an enduro mtb such as a bunnyhop or manual.
Only thing missing I can think of was the mini hex wrench set which would I never use anyway so no loss.
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My replacement bike is perfect this time and when I ordered I requested additional packaging on the forks and the bars + controls wrapped at the checkout additional instruction box.. which they did so fair play and good service. So my advice is to request the same as damage to the frame from the bars/controls is possible and damage to the forks anecdotally the most common.
The bike was actually set up properly this time and I didn't have to set the gears, crimp on end caps etc. Also of note was the accessories were properly packaged and the charger boxed not just free range in the big box. Also included were touch up paints and the little plastic tool to insert/remove DI2 cables, battery keys and some other spares. Only thing missing I can think of was the mini hex wrench set which would I never use anyway so no loss. It was also in a Wiggle branded box this time with labels saying don't sign if the box is damaged etc. Also a full safety check list, completed and signed!
So very impressed this time, even the delivery driver came back as he asked next door when i'd be back from work...
As for sizing .. it's a big bike, my large fits me fine at 6 foot 32/33 inseam but no way would I fit an XL, pretty close to slammed on the large tbh with little spare post collar showing. So those considering to upsize may need to think again.
Wont get to ride it for a week as a couple of clockwork rides planned with non Ebikers… I am tempted to take it though .
25-30mm, not ridden it yet so may tweak it.. it wont slam completely but maybe with some cable wrangling it may go down a bit lower.Can you measure how much post is left exposed when you slam in in? Interested to compare to my 2018 to see if they have changed how far you can get it in.
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Out of interest can you specify a delivery day from Wiggle for bikes?
I get it now ......And on the subject of the mode shifter I bought a left hand E7000 with a 400mm cable before it dawned on me that my damaged left wrist didn't like it so much. Was going to return it but moved it to the right first. Meant that the button ergonomics weren't quite as good as they don't slant towards your thumb but main issue was that I couldn't get it where I wanted without a clash with the rear shifter, cable routing was shit too. So turned it upside down and it's bob on for me, no clash at all and button ergonomics are as designed. Doesn't look quite as neat with the cable exiting at the top and the up/down is arse about face but 2 rides in and I'm used to it, bit like a semi auto box on a car. I'd wager you could change it with the PCE-1 box and software but can't say I'm bothered.
Will post a photo up later. The 300mm version would have been perfect but not worth changing.
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