Jfsy 29 short reach 425 Jfsy 27 440 like Troy.
(but what I really like is the bb drop)
Interesting, non-boost rear end.
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Size doesn't matter?
Non-boost front, but boost rear, I think.
Producing a non-boost rearend isn't feasible for complete bikes anymore, the "standard" seems to be established widely.
My DT Swiss hubs can be converted apparently to fit, refreshing.
Non-boost front, but boost rear, I think.
Must be a typo all are boost except for the Pro.
If I were to guess, it would be the decreased BB drop on the 27.7 model requiring a different location for the pivot to obtain the desire anti-squat values (also affecting the anti-rise ones as well) for a 150-160mm bike.
Wonder if the axle path'll be curved like Capra or straight up like Jfsy 29.
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check PB forum on the Jeffsy , there is a few local members with the Capra an the 29" Jeffsy .You might be able to size from one of theirs . I can tell you I tried a medium and a large Jeffsy and I fit the large better and I am similar height and inseam .
Thanks. I measured my actual inseam as per the competitive cyclist video and it's 31.5inch. I did some rough and dirty measurements using my current trail bike and I'm not sure the 480mm seat tube on the large Jeffsy is going to fit me with a 150mm dropper, unless the Raceface one has a pretty thin collar. It's gonna be close, within an inch for sure but might be too high at full extension… the question then becomes will a 125mm dropper get low enough for descending.
I'll shoot Dave a message as I get all my bike work done by him anyway, coolio.
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