You can encounter them pretty much anywhere in the dangerous world of Hallownest, and while they're all interesting in their own right and require different ways of taking them down, keeping track of all of them can be difficult. There are a lot of enemies in Hollow Knight - over 150, in fact.

DLC (Hidden Dreams/Gods and Nightmares/Godmaster).

Enemies in Multiple Locations/Special Entries.

Forgotten Crossroads/Infected Crossroads.

Thanks alot for eveyrones help and advice, i appreciate it. Newmarket - hopefully i'll be able to afford a new frame if i crack the ti in a few years lol I spent the morning calculating gear ratios between my current 2x10 setup (as a reference) and 1x11 and rohloff to see where i need to be. Rkzhao - that reeb looks pretty damn nice but $4k complete bike steel frame means the ti is going to be crazy expensive lol If i went that route i would have to swap out a lot on their standard build kit or just grab their frame. The ti mukluk looks nice and Salsa's reputation is stellar as well. Regardless they are providing a nice hardware package for $1,500. It would be funny if bikedirect had ti frames. If i do 1x i will probably run a wolftooth 28 ring so hopefully it will clear.įat-tires-are-fun - The moots Frosti does look awesome. Sk1er - thanks, so 60mm + 4.8 will work on a 1x setup. Rocky -I'd rather have a squishy fork, i could swap it out in the future if desired. Jeff Jones Spaceframe, steel with Ti truss fork - the was my #1 choice for awhile until i realized that i couldnt run a wide rear tire (only 29+ etc) (please correct me if i'm wrong) Surly ICT - Another #2 choice, good thing i didn't have to make a second choice.īorealis Echo - didnt want to spend $4,300 and then have to upgrade the rims, tires, brakes etc.

fatboy Expert: Also my #2 choice, however it would need upgrades Salsa Blackborrow: my #2 choice however it would need upgrades Some of the other bikes that I looked at: I have an all mountain full squish for fast trail riding. Does anyone know of any reason that I shouldnt get this bike or if there is another that I should look at before buying? This bike is for to be for bad weather conditions riding first (snow / mud) and singletrack riding second. Their customer service, when i asked a basic question yesterday, was promptly responded to and impressive. It meets or exceed my requirements & specs wishlist. The bike that I am planning on getting is the Carver Titanium O'beast Titanium O'Beast - Carver Bikes So i'm ready to pull the trigger on a fattie, just received wife approval today.

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