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RATE MY RIDE DH - Rate the bike posted above you.
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Posted: Aug 25, 2016 at 21:41 Quote
You don't rate the bike above you... That'll get you zero

Posted: Aug 25, 2016 at 22:42 Quote
6/10 not liking the yellow and the red pedals

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Posted: Aug 26, 2016 at 11:27 Quote
cbsnz wrote:
6/10 not liking the yellow and the red pedals

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8/10 for the mondraker. Hired one in the alps, is it just me or are they really unstable in the air? Or is that just me going from a med orange patriot to a l summum? Haha. Not going to post my bike again.

Posted: Aug 26, 2016 at 13:50 Quote
HardtailsAreGnarly wrote:
cbsnz wrote:
6/10 not liking the yellow and the red pedals

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8/10 for the mondraker. Hired one in the alps, is it just me or are they really unstable in the air? Or is that just me going from a med orange patriot to a l summum? Haha. Not going to post my bike again.

Not sure, yet to ride the bike just finished building it I compound fractured and open dislocated my lil finger still waiting for it to heal bit more

Posted: Aug 27, 2016 at 15:49 Quote
6/10 for the Mondraker personally, I don't like the curves on the frame and I really don't like the colorway. Plus that derailleur looks like it's hanging on for dear life.
Not the best picture but here is my Kona Precept 200, which I have limited the rear travel to 180mm (click on photo and read caption for explanation.)
My Precept 180. Always felt like the 200mm was too much for the trails I ride So I replaced the stock length shock 8.75x2.75 with a shorter stroke shock with the same I2I 8.75x2.5 yielding 180mm of travel according to my calculations but preserving the geometry. Pleased with it so far.

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Posted: Aug 27, 2016 at 20:25 Quote
Buggyr333 wrote:
6/10 for the Mondraker personally, I don't like the curves on the frame and I really don't like the colorway. Plus that derailleur looks like it's hanging on for dear life.
Not the best picture but here is my Kona Precept 200, which I have limited the rear travel to 180mm (click on photo and read caption for explanation.)
My Precept 180. Always felt like the 200mm was too much for the trails I ride So I replaced the stock length shock 8.75x2.75 with a shorter stroke shock with the same I2I 8.75x2.5 yielding 180mm of travel according to my calculations but preserving the geometry. Pleased with it so far.
8/10, that looks ridiculously fun. Would huck to flat.

Posted: Aug 27, 2016 at 21:23 Quote
Buggyr333 wrote:
6/10 for the Mondraker personally, I don't like the curves on the frame and I really don't like the colorway. Plus that derailleur looks like it's hanging on for dear life.
Not the best picture but here is my Kona Precept 200, which I have limited the rear travel to 180mm (click on photo and read caption for explanation.)
My Precept 180. Always felt like the 200mm was too much for the trails I ride So I replaced the stock length shock 8.75x2.75 with a shorter stroke shock with the same I2I 8.75x2.5 yielding 180mm of travel according to my calculations but preserving the geometry. Pleased with it so far.

Not a massive fan of Konas but that is very nice. Liking the orange and always loved those forks. 8/10.

Turner DHR
  Turner DHR

The hoses are now shortened and re routed.

Posted: Aug 28, 2016 at 1:20 Quote
Wth is that a loop of fortune there from the front brake hose? :-D
I love the way the setup looks. 8/10 for the loop of fortune

Posted: Aug 28, 2016 at 20:43 Quote
9 for the DHR. Yeah, what's up with that loop?

My DHR after chrome treatment (used to be polished):

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DHR and Bottlerocket (Park and Trail)

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Probably the shiniest DHR now (I've seen them all... lol!)

Posted: Aug 29, 2016 at 2:47 Quote
microfiz wrote:
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Im not even gonna rate it. Just beautiful. Makes me wanna polish my raw bike.

Posted: Aug 29, 2016 at 5:36 Quote
Shiny and Chrome.

Posted: Aug 29, 2016 at 6:38 Quote
9.5/10 for the DHR not a fan of the near flat rise bars and the cable routing on the outside of the downtube, but that's some pretty minor things.

Posted: Aug 29, 2016 at 9:31 Quote
0/10 rate the bike above


 


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