Dolan ARC
tremayne
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Dolan Arc
FFWD carbon disc rear (fixed gear)
FFWD F9r carbon front
FSA Carbon Track chainset - 170mm cranks
Easton carbon stem
Easton bars (one piece - carbon)
Alpina post / Alpina forks - carbon
Planet X front brake (worth checking out - awsome engineering)
Cane creek carbon f/lever
Vittoria tubs
Summary - using for flat time trials and hopefully some track work (though none yet). Bit twitchy if I'm honest. Has scared me once or twice but very fast. Also a little bit unforgiving if the road surface isn't so good.
FFWD carbon disc rear (fixed gear)
FFWD F9r carbon front
FSA Carbon Track chainset - 170mm cranks
Easton carbon stem
Easton bars (one piece - carbon)
Alpina post / Alpina forks - carbon
Planet X front brake (worth checking out - awsome engineering)
Cane creek carbon f/lever
Vittoria tubs
Summary - using for flat time trials and hopefully some track work (though none yet). Bit twitchy if I'm honest. Has scared me once or twice but very fast. Also a little bit unforgiving if the road surface isn't so good.
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Could you not move the rear wheel back a little to make it less twitchy? Looks like there's plenty of room in the dropouts to give you a longer wheel baseHas the head wind picked up or the tail wind dropped off???0
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That's actually quite a good piece of advice - anything that might help tame the steering. Will have to hunt around in my tool box and try and find some more chain links though.... hope I haven't thrown them!!
I think extra wheelbase will help but I'm also aware that the angle of the head (e.g. forks) is hellish steep. Hadn't truly realised this until I saw a photo of me with a few my mates, all with our bikes, stood next to each other. Compared to the Dolan - some of the other bikes looked they almost had 'chopper' forks!0