Wilde Rambler Flat Bar Di2 Cues Auto Shift 1x11 Sage LG
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Wilde Rambler — Shimano CUES Q’AUTO Build (LG, Sage)
This Rambler is built for riders who want the comfort and capability of a steel all‑terrain bike without the mental overhead of shifting. Shimano’s CUES Q’AUTO automatic‑shift hub handles gear changes for you, pairing seamlessly with LINKGLIDE’s long‑life drivetrain components. You just pedal — the bike keeps you in the right gear.
We built this one as a durable, everyday‑use machine: stable on rough pavement, smooth on gravel, and simple to live with. It’s the kind of bike you can ride year‑round without babysitting it.
Custom wheels, built in‑house
The Q’AUTO hub uses a 32h shell, so we laced it to DT Swiss 533D rims with Sapim Spokes and Secure‑Lock brass nipples. Nothing extravant— just a strong, serviceable wheelset built to last.
We wrapped them in Teravail Cannonball 700×38 tires — fast enough for pavement, big enough for rough alleys and gravel. These wheels are designed to shrug off Chicago streets, washboards, and loaded commuting without drifting out of true.
Specs
| Frame & Fork | Wilde Rambler Frameset — Sage, LG |
|---|---|
| Headset | Cane Creek 40 EC34/28.6 – EC34/30 |
| Drivetrain | Shimano CUES FH‑U6060 Q’AUTO automatic‑shift hub Shimano CUES RD‑U6070 GS 11‑speed derailleur Shimano CUES FC‑U6000‑1 crankset, 42t, 175mm Shimano CUES CS‑LG400‑11 cassette, 11–50t Shimano CN‑LG500 LINKGLIDE chain |
| Brakes | Shimano MT201/UR300 hydraulic brakes, flat‑mount |
| Rotors | Shimano SM‑RT54 160mm Centerlock |
| Wheels | DT Swiss 533D 700c rims, 32h 2.0 black spokes, Sapim Secure‑Lock brass nipples Tubes: 700×30–43c, 60mm Presta |
| Tires | Teravail Cannonball 700×38 |
| Cockpit | MSW 7 stem, 90mm |
| Seatpost | Promax SP‑1 27.2 × 400mm |
| Grips | Wolf Tooth Razer |
| Pedals | MSW Thump composite platforms |
| Bottom Bracket | Shimano BB‑MT501 Hollowtech II |
Who this bike suits
- Riders who want automatic shifting without giving up the feel of a real mechanical bike
- Daily commuters who value reliability and simplicity
- Gravel and mixed‑surface riders who appreciate steel comfort and a capable tire
- Anyone who wants a bike that just works, every day, in any weather
This Rambler is simple, durable, and built to be ridden hard. If you want a steel all‑terrain bike that takes care of the shifting for you, this is the one.