Ayyyye I appreciate the support. Thanks bro. Northside over here lol

I know right!? Can probably fit 38c tires 🤣

@@PatrickLino Just saw on their website that they position it as do-it-all frame, so more generous clearance makes sense.

That's why $60 saddles like this exists...

@@maximilianscholz685 yup 👍🏾

I'm the biggest one on KZfaq!

@@speckles9251 thanks for watching. Your views and comments help put more money in my pocket. Cheers.

The code expired ?? What the heck lol. Okay let me investigate and chat with the company.

I have bought already one set of 30/30 with your code the wheels are excellent Thank you for the video!! Probably that's why they won't let me use the code again :)

@@DevChannelVideos night and day. Specialized should have offered this from the factory

Thanks for watching

For cyclocross too?

You think so?

I’m going to say no. Traditional cycling saddles are intended to be worn with padded bibs. Your best bet is to visit your local bike shop and look for a commuter-type saddle that has extra built in cushion.

@PatrickLino thanks for the quick response. I'm thinking maybe the brooks B17 is going to be my best bet, and hopefully, B17 Narrow

Interesting. Maybe I need to do a follow up video after almost 9 months of use. How do you weigh?

Thanks for watching.

This man gets it!

@@PatrickLino I spent way too much on mine to get just under 16 lbs with everything on it.

I've a Winspace SLC 2.0 (rim brake) that weights 6.6 kg (14.6 lbs) with pedals, bottle cages, GPS support... You can build those bikes dirt cheap with mechanical groupsets (lighter and more affordable). It's a climbing machine!

About 10mm longer than a conventional stem measured at the same length.

@@Music-pq8cm I’m confused!

Let me know your findings...

Howdy - I didn't have issues nor have others reported anything similar. But of course it doesn't mean these types of problems don't exist. What did Rinasclta say when you contacted them? And are you using 7x7 or 7x9 rails on your saddle?

@@joehiatt1992 a link to more affordable options would be helpful to the audience.

@@PatrickLino I dont have squeeky brakes so I dont use any of this stuff,sorry

@@petersouthernboy6327 Yup. Installation was quick, and zero creaking.

@@PatrickLino I would have loved a T47 like the 1550 Gen 2. I race a gravel bike (with a road wheelset) and it’s all SRAM.

@@petersouthernboy6327 I run DUB/Sram cranks on all my BB86 bikes. Usually get around 4000 miles of bearing life. The tiny splines on T47 are incredibly annoying. I find BB86 easier to maintain and service.

@@PatrickLino yeah, I’m on my second season of gravel racing a Giant Revolt in the SE-USA. It’s BB86 with SRAM AXS. I’ve replaced the BB each season out of precaution. I’ll have to admit that Giant did a great job on my BB and it’s really fast to change out. I had a custom Chris King wheelset built for me over the Winter for road training (GP5000 AS TR 700x35) and I can see myself eventually building a dedicated road bike. I’ve been perusing endurance oriented framesets or road performance with 34 or 35mm of tire clearance.

@@petersouthernboy6327 Great stuff right there Peter!

Haven’t ridden the TCR sorry. I have the Propel.

@@gren509 thanks Gren!

Thanks for watching!

Or frames...

Also an acceptable answer haha

Agreeeeed.

The proportions are really good ❤️

@@ollien3359 let’s goooo!

Thank you!!

@@WhatTheFlipOfficial I like it. Plus you can use aftermarket clamps that come in a variety of different colors.

The frame weighs 800 grams

@@PatrickLinogotta change that previous gen FORCE crankset. You can shave 200g moving to SRAM RED (even the D1 gen) and any Alugear/Garbaruk/PassQuest direct mount chainring. Also the cassette. Big savings there to be made

@@PatrickLino Riders ride a bike not just a frame!!!

@@gavinsenior4795 I ride frame only!

Give me an 8.5 kilos bike 46-33/30 front to 36 cassette and watch me dissapear in the distance 😂😂😂 Gearing is WAAAAAY more important than weight.

Hey Rodolfo - No problems at all. Same on my Winspace T1500 frame. Even aligning the calipers only took about 10 minutes. No creaking press fit bottom bracket. Winspace does a fantastic job on fit/finish quality.

@@PatrickLino thanks for answering. Love the channel

Thank you!

Oh I should make a voting poll on my Instagram, asking people what should be a proper weight for a climbing bike! I'll get some interesting answers haha

​​@@PatrickLinoyeah 6.8 isn't very light. I have a gravel bike with 45mm tires and cromo saddle, alloy bars and stem and alloy flats and bottle cages that weighs 7.5 kg, that's with 50mm deep wheels too. Just changing those to carbon would make my chunky gravel bike lighter than your climbing bike with almost double the tire clearance and rubber! And my frame is 59 cm

Meh…my 10 kilos gravel bike climbs better and faster than my 7kg road bike. It is all about the gearing..😂

This is a well thought out and reasonable comment. I really hope Winspace reads this and takes note. Thanks for chiming in.

Thanks Mitch!

This is a fantastic question, one I forgot to address. These wheels are slightly more comfortable because they don't feel as stiff as the Hyper 2. And the wider internal width means lower PSI. Also means acceleration under hard load could be affected too. I absolutely love the Hyper 2 because they offered a better balance of stiff/comfort.

Thanks for watching!

I was 185lbs when I started cycling 4 years ago. Then dropped to 160 by the end of summer, but had no power at all. These days I'm around 170 which feels like the "correct" weight for my fitness and style of riding.

Bloode type B...for black.