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    Any advice would be welcome.

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    Does anyone have experience of Kinesis Racelight frames either the = Racelight or the Racelight T ?
    Any advice would be welcome.

    Vernon has a Racelight made up into a tourer by Specialised Cycles in Norwich. It's a lovely bike, I
    have to say.

    Cheers, helen s

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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Does anyone have experience of Kinesis Racelight frames either the = Racelight or the Racelight T
    ? Any advice would be welcome.

    Vernon has a Racelight made up into a tourer by Specialised Cycles in


    Norwich.

    Quoted message said:

    It's a lovely bike, I have to say.

    Cheers, helen s

    Is it definitely the Racelight and not the Racelight T, if I knew that the Racelight took
    mudguards then I would prefer it as it is a good bit lighter than the "T".

    Graham

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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Does anyone have experience of Kinesis Racelight frames either the = Racelight or the Racelight T
    ? Any advice would be welcome.

    Vernon has a Racelight made up into a tourer by Specialised Cycles in


    Norwich.

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    It's a lovely bike, I have to say.

    Racelight or Racelight T? The latter has rack mounts and mudguard clearance. Seems to be a nice
    frame - pity it's only got one eyelet per dropout. I'm currently very slowly putting one together
    (tandems take priority). The matching ally forks definitely have mudguard clearence for the narrow
    SKS ones (35mm?), despite what the bike shop said (their demo bike had salomons). (not sure about
    the Racelight - I thought it was more of a racing bike).

    cheers, clive

  5. Quoted message said:

    currently very slowly putting one together (tandems take priority). The matching ally forks
    definitely have mudguard clearence for the narrow SKS ones (35mm?), despite what the bike shop
    said (their demo bike had salomons). (not sure about the Racelight - I thought it was more of a
    racing bike).

    cheers, clive

    I'm also just putting a Racelight T together for audax and light touring. I got the carbon forks
    (£99) and these have a lot of clearance. Can't get the seat pin to fit though so it may have to go
    back to be reamed (can you do that with alloy frames)

    Mike

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    Quoted message said:

    Is it definitely the Racelight and not the Racelight T, if I knew that the Racelight took
    mudguards then I would prefer it as it is a good bit lighter than the "T".

    Checked the steed this morning - Vernon's is a Racelight T and it is a


    lovely

    Quoted message said:

    bike.

    Cheers, helen s

    Thanks, I was in the LBS again to-day and had another look at the Frame in question. I agree it
    is a nice frame, not too heavy and a good price. I'm not sure how long I can hold out !

    Graham

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