Heavier then Haven carbon bars and I trust Easton more
Enve DH is heavier than the Havens but not the Havocs. Havens are only 711mm so it depends how wide of a bar you need. Havocs are 750mm and Enves are 800mm
Heavier then Haven carbon bars and I trust Easton more
Enve DH is heavier than the Havens but not the Havocs. Havens are only 711mm so it depends how wide of a bar you need. Havocs are 750mm and Enves are 800mm
Need your guys help in trying to find where I can save weight here so I can throw on some 55 rc3 TI's and maybe a CCDB TI. (I'm a coil fan)
Frame 7005-T6 Alu, V4L-Hinterbau Shock Rock Shox Monarch Plus RC3 HV Fork Rock Shox Lyrik RC Solo Air Travel f/r 170mm / 170mm Headset Division Rear Derailleur Sram X9 10-speed -----Go X.0 here Shift Lever Sram X9 Brakes Avid Elixir 5 MM -----Go X.0 or R1 here Discs f/r 200mm/200mm -----You don't need a 203mm rotor in the back Cranks Truvativ Hammerschmidt -----Hammerschmidt cranks are insanely heavy. Skip 'em and do a regular FD. Cassette SramPG 1050, 11-36 dents -----Go for Shimano XT; better performance and lighter. Bottom Bracket Truvativ Hammerschmidt Wheelset DT Swiss E2000 -----There are always lighter wheelsets. Crossmax SX, Haven Alu, etc. Front Tire Maxxis Ardent 26x2.4 Rear Tire Maxxis Ardent 26x2.4 -----2.25 for less wieght and faster rolling. Stem Truvativ Holzfeller -----Stem is an easy place to save weight. Handlebar Truvativ Boobar -----Go carbon here. Answer or Crank Bros. Seatpost Rock Shox Reverb Seat YT Pedals without Sizes S, M, L Weight 15,1 kg (w/o pedals)
Heavier then Haven carbon bars and I trust Easton more
Enve DH is heavier than the Havens but not the Havocs. Havens are only 711mm so it depends how wide of a bar you need. Havocs are 750mm and Enves are 800mm
Also enve is made in 'Mercia. Take that Easton
Enve rims are made in 'merica everything else is Taiwan sourced.
Heavier then Haven carbon bars and I trust Easton more
Enve DH is heavier than the Havens but not the Havocs. Havens are only 711mm so it depends how wide of a bar you need. Havocs are 750mm and Enves are 800mm
Also enve is made in 'Mercia. Take that Easton
This would be the big reason I want Enves. They would go nicely with my 'Merican Intense and 'Merican Thomson stem and 'Merican 110 headset (and partially 'Merican Fox fork).
Enve DH is heavier than the Havens but not the Havocs. Havens are only 711mm so it depends how wide of a bar you need. Havocs are 750mm and Enves are 800mm
Also enve is made in 'Mercia. Take that Easton
This would be the big reason I want Enves. They would go nicely with my 'Merican Intense and 'Merican Thomson stem and 'Merican 110 headset (and partially 'Merican Fox fork).
Are you sure Fox is still made here? As mentioned above Enve rims are made here everything else is out sourced including the bars. I was actually comparing the regular Enve bars to the Haven bars. They are pleanty wide for am. This is not a dh forum. Also I have heard of Enve dh bars breaking and have not heard of Haven or Havoc carbons breaking. The Haven carbon is stronger and lighter then the previous Monkey Lite DH bars.
This would be the big reason I want Enves. They would go nicely with my 'Merican Intense and 'Merican Thomson stem and 'Merican 110 headset (and partially 'Merican Fox fork).
Are you sure Fox is still made here? As mentioned above Enve rims are made here everything else is out sourced including the bars. I was actually comparing the regular Enve bars to the Haven bars. They are pleanty wide for am. This is not a dh forum. Also I have heard of Enve dh bars breaking and have not heard of Haven or Havoc carbons breaking. The Haven carbon is stronger and lighter then the previous Monkey Lite DH bars.
I disagree that 700mm-711mm is plenty wide for am (it all depends on the size of the rider). 800mm would be too wide but that's why they come with markings for cutting them down. I currently run 745mm bars and I wouldn't go any narrower.
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