Thank you for the insight. On a production post note..if I may suggest, mix your final piece’s audio. This will prevent one persons audio on left and other on right.
…And the Tarmac SL7 can officially run at least 30 (and indeed 32, still with room for the extra 1-2mm wider that they measure on some wheels) - which I’ve been riding for the last few months. Enjoyed the interview.
@@onenotesolo256 Thanks for the discussion on this. It's a bit fuzzy as the definition of clearance varies by year (it used to be 4mm ETRTRO) and by rim inner width and tire used. Right now it's 6mm by ETRTO, and Alexey notes, you can fit more. For Specialized, I'm going off what they say here for 28s: support.specialized.com/tarmac/en/features-benefits/compatible-parts#:~:text=Tire%20Clearance,fork%20and%20tires%20before%20riding.
@@TheRidewithBenDelaney Yeah, you have to draw a benchmark line for comparison somewhere. Comments section remains useful for people to share real world examples that differ (for better or worse!). BTW, congrats on your 3rd place in the 100km Unbound. Just watched your review / learnings video.
Love your energy and enthusiasm, Ben. Looking forward to more and more of these. ✌
I just discovered this awesome gem, Alexey just had an awesome win at Big Sugar
Speaking with the guy who won on this bike is just awesome👍🏻
Thank you for the insight. On a production post note..if I may suggest, mix your final piece’s audio. This will prevent one persons audio on left and other on right.
Thanks for the feedback!
@@TheRidewithBenDelaney This. When wearing headphones, the side of the audio changes every time you move your head. Kinda annoying
Got it. Thanks.
Alexey is a legend
Ben Delaney...silver tongue, silver hair, legend
At 5’10”, what size Melee frame does Alexey ride for reference?
Beautiful bike!
Excellent!!!
Very similar looking to a tarmac/venge. Cool it can fit 37c tyres
love the dog
Everybody loves Sir Willie.
@@TheRidewithBenDelaney Could you tell me the brand/model of the backpack?
Excellent video, but I did want to mention the Émonda can run 32s without issue, as I have ridden exactly that for the past 7+ months.
That is probably a great combo of plush and light.
…And the Tarmac SL7 can officially run at least 30 (and indeed 32, still with room for the extra 1-2mm wider that they measure on some wheels) - which I’ve been riding for the last few months. Enjoyed the interview.
@@onenotesolo256 Thanks for the discussion on this. It's a bit fuzzy as the definition of clearance varies by year (it used to be 4mm ETRTRO) and by rim inner width and tire used. Right now it's 6mm by ETRTO, and Alexey notes, you can fit more. For Specialized, I'm going off what they say here for 28s: support.specialized.com/tarmac/en/features-benefits/compatible-parts#:~:text=Tire%20Clearance,fork%20and%20tires%20before%20riding.
@@TheRidewithBenDelaney Yeah, you have to draw a benchmark line for comparison somewhere. Comments section remains useful for people to share real world examples that differ (for better or worse!). BTW, congrats on your 3rd place in the 100km Unbound. Just watched your review / learnings video.
@@onenotesolo256Agreed on all accounts! And thank you.
And the Melee has mounts for fenders / mudguards, which all bikes should have.
All everyday* bikes should have, definitely not on the super bikes...
The wheels on the Melee bike -are those the Enve 2.3? If so, do you ride those on gravel?
Yes, but that is Alexey’s bike. I think he normally rides the 3.4s for gravel.
Don;t you ride a 56? He wouldn’t let you ride it?
More like Cannondale Supersix evo road bike
Another cheap sub $500 cost CF cookie cutter bike being sold for a silly price. Fools will rush out to buy it. 🙂