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BOTM: The New U.P. - Feeling blue? - part 1

Andy Kessler - 08-Sep-2017
In Gerards last Blog about the introduction of our "New U.P." you could see the first pics of the two color options that we will offer.

Now its time for the first Bike Of The Month. We start with a video of a great ride that we did a while ago in the beautiful Elsass/France. Funny enough I was downloading a MTB loop to my Garmin that was described as difficult.Ok we had to push our U.P.s for 5 minutes as the trail was big rocks and drops but all the rest can be done with an U.P. also. I guess that says all about the versatility of that bike. Enough said enjoy the beautiful Elsass video....


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Very impressive that a bike with a true road bike geometry as this one can ride through that stuff Andy. Like your previous "bikes of the month", will you be uploading a list of the components on this new Blue Bike? And is there a suggested limit on the amount of spacers one can use below the stem for this new UP frameset? Thanks Bob
Post #1 of 2. Posted by Bob Gardner on 08-Sep-2017 14:59:20 GMT in reply to blog [0<--7047]
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Hi Bob, eventually the specs will also be uploaded, yes. As for spacers, there is no hard limit as there are a lot of factors but we prefer to keep the spacers to 3-4 cm max.
Post #2 of 2. Posted by Gerard Vroomen on 11-Sep-2017 13:52:12 GMT in reply to post #1 [7047<--7051]
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