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Dig into the details and the reasons behind the bike and kit setup Lachlan Morton chose for his recent epic Canada to Mexico/Tour Divide FKT* ride. Setting a blistering time of 12 days, 12 hours and 21 minutes to get from Banff to Antelope Wells Lachlan proved panniers can be fast. His setup also enabled him to pack plenty of storage onto his Cannondale Scalpel hardtail to ensure complete self-sufficiency on some of the more remote sections when he would need to be carrying 30 hours' worth of food and water. As a member of Tailfin’s R&D Division Lachlan was able to utilise a prototype frame bag and a unique new AeroPack top bag design, providing us with valuable feedback for future product development. He also opted to use a set of standard production 10L Mini Panniers, a Top Tube Pack (in prototype material), a 3L Downtube Pack and a 3L Downtube Pack under his aerobars. Lachlan’s bike setup Frame: Cannondale Scalpel Hi-Mod Ultimate hardtail Fork: Cannondale Lefty Ocho, 100mm travel Drivetrain: SRAM XX1 AXS, 38T chainring, 10-52t cassette Brakes: SRAM Level Ultimate Wheels: FSA Gradient Off-road i29 Tyres: Vittoria Mezcal Graphene 2.0 ” with Airliner Light XC inserts Handlebar: FSA KFX Carbon flat bar cut 64cm with FSA TT extensions Stem: FSA adjustable Seatpost: FSA Flowtron XC dropper Saddle: Prologo Scratch M5 Space GPS Unit: Wahoo Elemnt Bolt Tailfin equipment: Under bar: Cage Pack Cargo Straps Top tube: zipped Top Tube Pack (prototype form) Frame: Prototype full frame bag Downtube: Downtube pack Rear: Prototype Carbon AeroPack with 2x production 10L Mini Panniers Check out all Tailfin products here: Remember to like, comment, and subscribe for more behind-the-scenes looks at Tailfin's cutting-edge designs and cycling adventures! #EFCycling #EF #ProCycling #SmallPacksBigAdventures #bike #bikes #bikepacking #adventure
