It is a logo from the shop that sponsors our race team, River Valley Cycle, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

33.22 lbs. Most people don't believe me. But I did my homework when I picked the parts. I've weighed it on three or four different scales.

hey man,so you say the your bike weights about 15kilos?(kg) btw,do you have any other pics?your bike is soo nice

The only other photos I have are in my profile: http://markw.pinkbike.com/album/2008-Race-Bike/.

yeah,I was checking it out like for at least last half hour!!its sooo nice!love the setup soo much!maybe a new 2009 saint craks would be good on it,but that doesn´t matter too much! I want the V10 so bad! I just need to sell my sunday! such a beutiful bike!

They are awesome. '08 was my second season with them, and they held up through everything. Super light, and super fast.

Yeah, handles drops awesome. I think its the extra 2 inches it has over most other DH chassis I've tried. Very forgiving. It's a world-class bike, so it pretty much does whatever you throw at it.

They are mint, going on their third season now. I had the rear rim replaced at the start of last season, but for a 1750 gram wheelset, they are holding up way better than expected.

No, the set I have came with a 150mm x 12mm thru axle rear hub. DT Swiss doesn't sell them with the 150 rear hub, but I've seen a kit somewhere on the internet that will convert the standard hub to 150 spacing. Just a quick caution, these rims use really soft metal, so they dent easily, if you are hard on rims you might not like these. If you ride ultra-smooth, you wont have a problem.

You can't convert a 10x135mm rear hub to 12x150mm spacing because the cassette body and disc rotor mounts won't line up correctly. The wheelset you had came stock on the 2007 Iron Horse Sunday WC and the rear hub is actually a repainted DT Swiss 340 12x150mm hub. For 2010 DT will be releasing a stock 12x150mm EX1750 wheelset based on the popularity of these special wheels for DH racing on teams such as Santa Cruz Syndicate and Specialized.

2007 DT Swiss EX1750s off of the Sunday World Cup from that same year.