If I leave my water bottles home I'll be good. On Tuesday, May 26, 2020 at 1:05:42 PM UTC-4, Doug Hansford wrote: > > Mark, > Are you within the recommended weight range for the Susie? Not trying to > get personal! I'm just curious as I think a heavier rider would be just > fine on a Susie but Riv is likely being as conservative here as with their > racks. I'm just above at 175 lbs but would not hesitate to ride one. > Doug Hansford > > On Monday, May 25, 2020 at 10:11:53 PM UTC-4, Mark Roland wrote: >> >> I haven't noticed it being so bad. It may be because there is a decent >> amount of clearance--these are 700C 63mm fenders over 650b tires, so >> extra width and depth. I guess it's also a matter of tread--maybe some >> patterns pull the pebbles up into the rotation more than others? If I could >> find a nice 650b that was 55-60 in a file tread I would be all for it, but >> Switchbacks are 47mm ish, and I am not fond of the G-One Speed. However, I >> impulsively ordered a Susie yesterday, so maybe I will go to something >> smoother for El Clem and get some big bad 700c knobbies for Susie. >> >> On Monday, May 25, 2020 at 6:07:02 PM UTC-4, Jason Fuller wrote: >>> >>> Do you find the knobby tires and metal fenders make for a loud >>> combination on gravel / dirt? I have just slightly knobby tires with mine >>> and it's a constant symphony of "bzzzzt bzzzzt clack bzzzzt" as small >>> pebbles travel through - and I can feel when a rock hits one of the bolts! >>> My plan is to put some slicks (Rat Trap Pass endurance casing) ASAP so it >>> won't be an issue for too long >>> >>
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