Dartmoor 2011 complete bikes

Mar 15, 2011

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We want to show you a full line of Dartmoor 2011 complete bikes. Quinnie which is still our top level bike will now come together with two other new bikes based on our well known aluminum frames: Two6Player with 26" wheels and Two4Player with 24" wheels.

QUINNIE

Designed for 26” wheels, this bike has proven to be ready for dirt jumping and skate park riding by pro riders all the way down to beginners who just started to learn easy tricks. The frame is a cr-mo design, sleek looking, light and proven by our test riders to be ready for anything you can throw at it. The geometry was designed to help make tricks as easy as possible. Specification does not include any cheap or poor quality parts. Comparing to 2010 specification the main changes will be: Spanish BB set for stronger, more durable bearings; new Fever 2011 CNC machined ultralight flat profile pedals with sealed bearings; new alu handlebar Ice with really smooth shapes; new Shamann BMX type grips; Lite saddle with new top cover material and cleaner outlook; Trance sprocket with Dartmoor logo CNC pattern.

FULL SPECIFICATION
Frame: Quinnie cr-mo 4130; Fork: RST Space 100mm; Crankset: Chukka Two 170mm, Spanish BB; Sprocket: Trance 25T; Chain: Core; Pedals: Fever; Handlebar: Ice; Stem: Fury 25.4mm; Headsets: Moloko; Rims: Raider 26"/36H; Spokes: Dartmoor; Tires: Kenda SBE 26x1.95; Rear hub: K-Drive 10T; Front hub: Dee-Force; Rear brake: Hayes Stroker Ryde; Rear rotor: Nano 140mm; Saddle: Lite; Seat post: Fusion 27.2mm; Grips: Dartmoor Shamann 150mm.

GEOMETRY
Rear triangle: 383mm. Top tube: 574mm. HT angle: 70º. BB: Spanish 68mm. Seat post diam.: 27.2mm.
Size: 12”. Weight: 12.8 kg.

TWO6PLAYER

New complete Dartmoor bike dedicated for those who prefer the look and feeling of aluminium frames. Great also for entry level users as it offers perfect geometry of Player frame combined with good quality, reliable components and affordable price. The key points of this bike you will find in: perfect wheelsets consists of Raider rims and top quality sealed bearing hubs; 25:10 gear ratio with alu 7075 sprocket, driver hub, BMX cranks and strong singlespeed chain; Suntour Duro fork with 9mm axle combined with sealed bearings equipped front hub; Hayes mechanical rear brake with 140mm rotor; top cockpit components; light headsets with sealed bearings; Kenda tires and Pivotal saddle set.

FULL SPECIFICATION
Frame: Two6Player alu 7005; Fork: Suntour Duro DJ D 100mm; Crankset: Chukka Two 170mm, Euro BB; Sprocket: Zulu 7075 25T; Chain: Core; Pedals: Uptown; Handlebar: Dartmoor Ice; Stem: Fury 25.4mm; Headsets: Moloko; Rims:
Raider 26”/36H; Spokes: Dartmoor; Tires: Kenda K-Rad 26x2.3; Rear hub: K-Drive 10T; Front hub: X-Rolls nut type; Rear brake: Hayes MX-4; Rear rotor: Nano 140mm; Saddle: Lite; Seat post: Fusion 27.2mm; Grips: Dartmoor Shamann 150mm.

GEOMETRY
Rear triangle: 385mm. Top tube: 570mm. HT angle: 70º. BB: Euro 68mm. Seat post diam.: 27.2mm. Size: 12.2”. Weight: 13.2 kg.

TWO4PLAYER

Smaller version of Two6Player bike for all of those who prefer 24” wheels and for teenagers starting their dirt jump/skatepark adventure for whom 26” wheels may be still too big.

FULL SPECIFICATION
Frame: Two4Player alu 7005; Fork: Suntour Duro DJ D 80mm; Crankset: Chukka Two 165mm, Euro BB; Sprocket: Zulu 7075 25T; Chain: Core; Pedals: Uptown; Handlebar: Dartmoor Ice; Stem: Fury 25.4mm; Headsets: Moloko; Rims: Raider 24”/36H; Spokes: Dartmoor; Tires: Kenda K-Rad 24x2.3; Rear hub: K-Drive 10T; Front hub: X-Rolls nut type; Rear brake: Hayes MX-4; Rear rotor: Nano 140mm; Saddle: Lite; Seat post: Fusion 27.2mm; Grips: Dartmoor Shamann 150mm.

GEOMETRY
Rear triangle: 370mm. Top tube: 550mm. HT angle: 70°. BB: Euro 68mm. Seat post diam.: 27.2mm. Size: 11.8”. Weight: 13.1 kg.

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52 Comments

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shine-rider (Nov 21, 2010 at 7:30)

minus the fork and tires, the two six player looks dope

yo13bo (Nov 21, 2010 at 7:37)

minus the fork and tyres, they all look dope! id definitly consider getting a two4 player as a dj specific rig

boo86 (Mar 15, 2011 at 3:20)

I have a Suntour on my commencal absolut. It's okay - I prefer it to the headshok on my cannondale.

pierrotlefou (Mar 15, 2011 at 4:06)

Here we go again with the Anti-Suntour guys... Suntours are okay.. And besides, it's the rider's decision if he will like it or not.. Stop influencing them that Suntours are crappy.. Please.

flashkid33 (Mar 15, 2011 at 8:59)

I had a suntour RUX on my last dj bike, 2006, and they are still not cracked or something, they work extraordinary good!

wowzzing (Mar 15, 2011 at 9:17)

sutour is stepping up their game, people give them a break they are great for their price and they arnt bad forks either. personly they are better then marzocchi. they way a hell of a lot less but they dont perform as nice, so its a trade off. but of corse they dont compare to rock shox and fox

RideBikes927 (Mar 15, 2011 at 9:42)

can they get anymore nicer?

ocsrider (Mar 15, 2011 at 10:44)

Nothing wrong with K-Rad's

benko (Mar 15, 2011 at 16:05)

hopefully suntours have gotten better... 2 or 3 years ago i tried them and i thought i was gonna break my wrists

mtbtyrrell (Mar 15, 2011 at 16:47)

looks nice, but nothing special.

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crunchss (Mar 15, 2011 at 1:57)

Are any of you judging these RST and Suntour forks from riding them, or purely because they're renowned for being low end forks? I was under the impression that both companies had upped their games; but I could be mistaken on that one? Regardless, these frames are lovely!

pierrotlefou (Mar 15, 2011 at 4:10)

Suntours are good.. RST's, I don't know..

alexdjer93 (Mar 15, 2011 at 4:14)

I started ridin' with an Rst and those forks are not soo bad

pierrotlefou (Mar 15, 2011 at 4:18)

Maybe it depends on if it's the higher end forks.. I've never ridden one but I ride SR's. when I compared the weight of the SR's to RST's, the SR's (suntours) are lighter.. Lower end RST's tend to be heavy, very heavy..

dom69foco (Mar 15, 2011 at 11:55)

My first mountain bike (Muddyfox Crest, mine for £250) from 5 years or so ago had RSTs on it. First set froze up so I got different ones, they did the job! Horrible top-out clunk, no where near full travel, and no adjustments. Didn't matter though, because I was having fun!

crunchss (Mar 15, 2011 at 12:43)

Fun outweighs everything yeah.

These are 2011 models though, not 2005/2006 models. Both companies seem to have reinvented themselves and are trying to make a decent name for themselves in mountain biking.

Bjammin (Mar 15, 2011 at 17:22)

I test rode a bike w/ high end suntours, and they seemed to be okay, but I owned a bike w/ rsts and rode them for 3 years. they are horrible. to get them to move, you have to drip lube oil on the outside of the stantions. its outrageous. I traded them for a Rockshox tora and it was bliss

valtra (Mar 15, 2011 at 18:19)

http://www.pinkbike.com/news/suntour-suspension-2011.html

These do not look like garbage at all. Also, SR's Pop-loc system looks really convenient. No reviews anywhere though

crunchss (Mar 15, 2011 at 18:31)

That's what I meant by they've upped their game! Those forks look sweet! Would definitely like to read a few reviews from the pros and just us regular Joe's too!

mountain-man95 (Mar 15, 2011 at 19:46)

I have a suntour fork (Durolux) and its not alright. for the price its good, but only because you cant get many 180mm travel forks for $400. it doesnt feel that good, and it leaked a ton of oil when i first got it. if you have the money, definitly go for something nicer.

crunchss (Mar 15, 2011 at 22:01)

Well, there's your review eh! Ha!

stinky-deluxe-smith (Mar 16, 2011 at 11:16)

well some suntours are good and some are bad but nobody can actually say rst's are bad because they make society forks and they come on identitys so are obviously worthy.

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xDeeee (Mar 15, 2011 at 13:30)

men in regard to these bikes are good and cheap and not in mega dick
poland is a need for such a bike because not many people have money but want to know my opinion ride these bikes are awesome

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crazy-freerider (Mar 15, 2011 at 5:50)

the new 2011 rigs any stronger than the 2010 frames? enough of my mates dented the 2010 ones and im really hoping dartmoor have upped their game and made things a bit stronger!!

evomtb (Mar 15, 2011 at 14:27)

its cracks that show its a weak frame, any frame would dent if a lot of pressure is applied on a small area, dartmoor are a solid company

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boo86 (Mar 15, 2011 at 3:16)

So would a 24" and 26" use the same fork ?

Only asking as I've got a DJ frame I'm building up. I was going to build it up with 24" wheels as I already have 2 x 26" wheeled bikes.

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Klata (Mar 15, 2011 at 6:06)

RST - Rozjeb Sobie Twarz

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Eirik-Russelll (Mar 15, 2011 at 20:05)

i had RST they suck monkeyb**ls i hat* them i would put dj 3 or any thing cr**y then them (ya dj 3 suck i said it) they they should put manitou circus comps its not like they cost alot

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hazeypoo (Mar 15, 2011 at 17:39)

had a cheaper mtb with rst's on it. forks snapped , i broke my nose and took many, many stitches. I'll stick to the more reputable brands

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twenty20 (Apr 18, 2011 at 0:52)

Suntour & marz came from thesame factory. Internals of marz are made by suntour. Though I'm a fun of RS.

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pokalface (Mar 15, 2011 at 17:59)

the diffrent specification about the fork is just the designs and decals...thats all,and they are all mean't to be broken...

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kaefpe (Nov 21, 2010 at 8:25)

było wrzucić oponki Geax AKA a nie SBE bo teraz są bardziej wylansowane na zachodzie Smile

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Ailar69 (Mar 15, 2011 at 11:35)

You guys retarded?
9mm fork for DJ is never okay
Space is good, frames are good. Good bikes, depends the price as always

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Session1984 (Mar 15, 2011 at 10:10)

nice looking hard tails, I wanted to see some pics of the shine, it makes me tingle.

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bikeybob (Mar 15, 2011 at 18:53)

the blue is the sickest Razz

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Ailar69 (Mar 16, 2011 at 5:50)

RST is okay, just heavy. But this suntour 9mm is shit

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Dirtlove-J (Mar 15, 2011 at 10:41)

i am going to order the two 4 player

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TrailssRidaaa (Mar 15, 2011 at 8:37)

Guys these used to come with Pike forks so they are down grading now.

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Karpiu (Nov 21, 2010 at 8:03)

ile bedzie kosztowac Smile

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shishka (Mar 15, 2011 at 8:22)

Great looking line up, I'd def grab one if my hardtail fails. They put in the integrated seat clamp but no headset???????

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DownhillDustin (Mar 15, 2011 at 8:48)

nice bike but they need REAL forks on there

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JrPhotography (Mar 15, 2011 at 3:02)

so all their hardtails are singlespeed?!

ridinfree0freeridin (Mar 15, 2011 at 4:39)

24/6 players can be ran with gears... Phantom and Hornet are their other HT frames, both are designed to run gears i.e. vertical dropouts. Smile

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annimaxdh (Mar 15, 2011 at 10:40)

wielką pracę Andrzej!
(Great Job!)
(scuse my polish)

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advorak (Nov 21, 2010 at 13:09)

Where is the shine?!?!

nikoniko (Nov 22, 2010 at 6:14)

Thats what I was thinking!
The shine and the new 6 inch freeride bike as well?

cool hard tails!

evilrydr (Mar 15, 2011 at 0:03)

Don't come as completes. Framesets only I believe.

Chamakazi (Mar 15, 2011 at 1:10)

Both the Shine and the Wish only come as framesets, the Wish is still in prototype stages and will most likely be released for 2012.

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bizutch (Mar 15, 2011 at 7:44)

prices?

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rider1413 (Mar 15, 2011 at 5:05)

lovin the 26 player

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fraz123 (Mar 15, 2011 at 10:59)

theyd be sick if they got rid of suntours and rst )':

gravityworkz (Sep 4, 2011 at 21:44)

The frame is GREAT. We have tested the two 6 player and two 4 player very strong and light. Smile

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