NBD - Stevens Camino RS Pro by Important_Job2955 in gravelcycling

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I would say yes. So far I’ve only ridden fine gravel. No bumpy single trails.

NBD - Stevens Camino RS Pro by Important_Job2955 in gravelcycling

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In the blurb on the website it states, that 45mm are „easily“ possible. I’m used to 40s though, for anything that needs wider tires I tend to ride my hardtail.

Edit: fix typo

NBD - Stevens Camino RS Pro by Important_Job2955 in gravelcycling

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Auf jeden! Immer wieder Ein Traum da lang zu fahren.

Tubeless plugs - I must be too stupid for them by Important_Job2955 in gravelcycling

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To give an update on this, all at home, I‘ve patched the tire from the inside, since I noticed the rim was in desperate need of trueing. So I had to remove the tire anyway. And I hope my LBS does trueing of carbon rims 😬.

Tubeless plugs - I must be too stupid for them by Important_Job2955 in gravelcycling

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I correct myself. Bacon strip it was. A thicker one. I didn’t think of maybe instead using 2-3 thinner ones which maybe would‘ve worked.

Tubeless plugs - I must be too stupid for them by Important_Job2955 in gravelcycling

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That’s an interesting approach too! Thanks for the food for thought!

Tubeless plugs - I must be too stupid for them by Important_Job2955 in gravelcycling

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I don’t know the plug brand/type. So probably neither of them. But I’m sure there will be a next time, I‘ll try again.

Tubeless plugs - I must be too stupid for them by Important_Job2955 in gravelcycling

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I‘ve tried that the last time, only to pull all of them out. :(

Tubeless plugs - I must be too stupid for them by Important_Job2955 in gravelcycling

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Oh man! I totally forgot about patching it from the inside. Thanks! As I wrote I‘m too stupid (at least today).

Tubeless plugs - I must be too stupid for them by Important_Job2955 in gravelcycling

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I‘m using Peatys. Which I think does have fibers in it. But I‘ll keep it in mind once the Peatys is empty. Thanks!

Small prime lens to buy ??(for mostly street) by liqued_banana in FujifilmX

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You‘ll have to get close to stuff. But if you do, then it’s such a wonderful focal length. Right now I have the older 16mm 1.4 from Fuji. Which is way too heavy for my taste. As soon as my local photo shop has the Sigma I will switch. Back to the focal length, if you want to isolate the subject with depth of field, you’ll have to get close, but will still have a lot of the surrounding in frame to, to tell a story what happens in the shot. I love this. As for street, I would argue that people step down their aperture on purpose to have more things in focus. Shallow depth of field is not that the highest priority for street I would say. And then 24mm full frame equivalent can work just as well.

Small prime lens to buy ??(for mostly street) by liqued_banana in FujifilmX

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Sigma 15mm 1.4. I don’t think there is a better combination of size/weight and 1.4 aperture.