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Howdy all, Just wanted to share my new 62cm Atlantis I received by way of Hope Cyclery. While waiting for this bike to be built due to parts shortage, I came across a Rambouillet that I have been riding religiously (maybe a post for another day). Anyway, this bike is something else. When the bike came, I had issues with reach being completely upright with Tosco bars and a 100mm stem. We quickly switched to the crust towel racks 67cm with a 60mm stem. It completely made the bike for me (95 PBH with a shorter torso). Sitting in the hoods is comfortable for most riding, the drops for the cutty, and the swept back flats for those ghastly western PA climbs when I have to bailout. It's currently set up with 2.2 UD Mars tires for the dirt. These photos were taken in Stackhouse Park just outside of Johnstown, PA. I have also ridden it in the bits of singletrack around Pittsburgh in the last couple of days. It is unbelievably smooth and completely stable which I'm attributing to those crazy long chainstays. However, it also just tears through everything. It's remarkably fast on the road with this knobby of a tire. Riding it like this makes me wonder if anyone has toured on the MIT Atlantis? Maybe with antelope pass tires, it makes me excited to think that it has the ability to be just as capable on paved. Best, Emmet -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "RBW Owners Bunch" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/rbw-owners-bunch/ef09957d-a67c-486e-997b-a3da06242b5bn%40googlegroups.com.
