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Amy Dombroski (Schlamm p/b Clement and Primus Mootry) will finish out the 'cross season on a custom-built Primus Mootry.
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The round top tube is supplied by Edge Composites and bonded into aluminum ends.
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Crankbrothers' Candy 4ti pedals are a popular choice in the 'cross scene for their superior mud shedding ability.
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The SRAM Force rear derailleur technical sits second-fiddle in the line but differs little from Red in practice.
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The rear triangle is purposefully shaped to lend more compliance to the rear end.
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Dombroski uses a single-ring setup exclusively so the frame is only fitted with two sets of cable stops.
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The FSA K-Force SB0 carbon post is presumably cut to length and is topped with a fi'zi:k Antares saddle.
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The S-bend seat stays are ovalized below the brake posts to add a bit of vertical flex for better traction and comfort.
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The clean and purposeful frame design uses carbon fiber only for the top tube and down tube.
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The seat tube is perfectly round from end to end.
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Dombroski is officially sponsored by Clement tires but the Reynolds carbon tubulars are wrapped with Challenge rubber for now.
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Dombroski's SRAM Force BB30 crankarms measure just 170mm in length. For the sake of reference, Katie Compton stands 14cm taller and runs 175mm arms.
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Dombroski likes the SRAM Red cassette for its light weight but acknowledges that it's a fair weather-only bit.
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The tall and narrow chain stays taper to a more rounded shaped before being welded to the aluminum dropouts.
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Dombroski hails from Vermont and pays homage with the state flag on her top tube.
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The SRAM Force DoubleTap levers are wrapped with Hudz aftermarket brake hoods.
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Like most pro 'cross riders, Dombroski runs her levers high on the bars.
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The bottom bracket area is built without a chain stay bridge for better mud clearance.
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Doh! Dombroski's Rotor Q-Ring was actually installed backwards when we shot these images but she corrected it before heading out to the Mercer Cup in New Jersey.
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Stopping power is provided by TRP's featherweight EuroX Magnesium cantilevers.
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A carbon FSA K-Force Compact bar is clamped into an OS-99 forged alloy stem.
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The one-piece alloy dropouts are simple and light.
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Dombroski says her Ritchey WCS Carbon 'cross fork offers lots of mud clearance and runs chatter-free.
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Primus Mootry builder Joe DePaemelaere swaps in a carbon fiber top tube and down tube to save weight and soften the ride.
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Gore sealed derailleur cables help maintain shift performance in adverse conditions and decrease service intervals even with frequent washing.
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The head tube houses a straight, non-tapered 1 1/8" carbon steerer.
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Nothing to see in here: the left-hand lever is devoid of internals as Dombroski prefers to run a single chainring.
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Dombroski's bike is fitted with a prototype K-Edge inner chain watcher but production units are now available to the public.
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