Mason Revolution.....How did that happen ??!!

Page may contain affiliate links. Please see terms for details.
OP
OP
T

Tripster

Guest
7404CB7A-716F-45FE-A535-721E84EBD372.jpeg

A surprise delivery this morning :becool:
 

Pale Rider

Legendary Member
Interesting rear derailleur cable routing along the seat stay and top tube.
 
Yes, I'm not keen on it aesthetically, it's the same on the Bokeh, but different on the Definition (the 'traditional' way), which did figure in my choice of Definition, but then I subsequently went eTap wireless anyway, so no cables at all!
 
Yes, it's neatly done for sure. The only thing I really don't like on my Definition is the front mudguard mounts - they're a right pain, needing the supplied 3D printed brackets to mount to the inside of the fork. With an SKS safety release, this becomes a big chunk of ugliness. The brackets ends up rubbing the paint because crap gets between them and the fork. Even with helicopter tape I haven't completely stopped it. In the scheme of things, as the rest of the bike is near perfect, I'll take it!
 
OP
OP
T

Tripster

Guest
Yes, it's neatly done for sure. The only thing I really don't like on my Definition is the front mudguard mounts - they're a right pain, needing the supplied 3D printed brackets to mount to the inside of the fork. With an SKS safety release, this becomes a big chunk of ugliness. The brackets ends up rubbing the paint because crap gets between them and the fork. Even with helicopter tape I haven't completely stopped it. In the scheme of things, as the rest of the bike is near perfect, I'll take it!
Did the 3D brackets come with your definition ? Non came with mine
Im not a fan of mudguards despite there effectiveness. I end up with big toe overlap and if I go up a frame size I end up with a centre parting to my nuts and not much more clearance on the toes. I suffer a wet arse rather than a comedy turning moment ending with me kissing the asphalt :whistle:
 
Last edited:
Hmm, the 3D brackets were included, along with 12 different multi-port plates, a 3D printed bottom bracket cable guide and front mech cable outer (I bought a frameset). Looking at their site, mention of the 3D brackets has gone (although they are in the manual, which is quite old now) and they are now listed as a £15 accessory. A hidden price rise if you like. Mudguards for me are essential around the muddy cart tracks of Herefordshire. There is a slight toe overlap with them, but it only catches me if I'm doing a U turn!
 
Last edited:
Top Bottom