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manikrider27
(Mar 6, 2009 at 22:34)
totally hate you
love you too matt!
oh. and specs for anyone interested:
frame - 08 suburban 24"
fork - 08 rockshox revelation 426 coil, 85-130mm
wheels - 26" rhyno lite xl welded, dt swiss competition spokes and alloy nipples
hubs - hope pro 2 ss and ns roller hubs (both bolt on female axle)
grips, pedals - odyssey griswald and animal hamilton pc (grippy!)
cranks - redline device, 175mm, S&M euro bb
sprocket - tree spline drive, 28t
stem and bars - thomson x4, high rise easton ea70 (soon to be 25.4mm elite stem with a deity bar)
chain - 710sl ti-nitride (gold + purple = pimp)
headset - fsa orbit mx
seat, post - kink slim pivotal, macneil stump
brake - juicy 7, goodridge hose
tires - currently 2.1" small block 8s, waiting on 2.3" 2009 specialized rhythm lite
tubes - 116g MEC presta narrow tubes (for 1.125-1.5" tires)
frame - 08 suburban 24"
fork - 08 rockshox revelation 426 coil, 85-130mm
wheels - 26" rhyno lite xl welded, dt swiss competition spokes and alloy nipples
hubs - hope pro 2 ss and ns roller hubs (both bolt on female axle)
grips, pedals - odyssey griswald and animal hamilton pc (grippy!)
cranks - redline device, 175mm, S&M euro bb
sprocket - tree spline drive, 28t
stem and bars - thomson x4, high rise easton ea70 (soon to be 25.4mm elite stem with a deity bar)
chain - 710sl ti-nitride (gold + purple = pimp)
headset - fsa orbit mx
seat, post - kink slim pivotal, macneil stump
brake - juicy 7, goodridge hose
tires - currently 2.1" small block 8s, waiting on 2.3" 2009 specialized rhythm lite
tubes - 116g MEC presta narrow tubes (for 1.125-1.5" tires)
update:
thomson elite 25.4 stem, 50mm reach
deity 2014 bars, 28" wide, 2" rise
animal edwin delerosa grips
2.3" specialized rhythm lite tires
and a front juicy 3 (temporary)
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haven't learned yet, but clearance is better than my friend's pinscher (although he's running a rigid)
not if you know what you're doing. apparently i don't yet. lol
it's the same as any other 21.5" TT frame except better. this has a 21.8" tt.
it's the same as any other 21.5" TT frame except better. this has a 21.8" tt.
She is in transit right now somewhere between the UK and Ontario. I am guessing another week or two for the frame (it still has to go to my distributor first). I have most of my parts together, but I still need the wheels to arrive and be built as well. So I will be riding it in under a month. It's a slow process, but it will be a sexy bike when complete. Probably around the same weight as yours when I'm done. Cheers!!
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Ya i kinda tried that too but in the end suspension is so much more fun haha but great for a back up i seem to have bad luck with forks. ohh but it does make you a lot smoother too.
you can basically slam it if you have 1.95" tires, look at antur's 24" suburban, conveniently linked here.
i am currently running 2.1" small block eights, check the rest of my album to see the fit. i'm going to be running 2.3" 09 specialized rhythm lites though.
and outlaws are bomb, they don't have to be temp. wheels. just relace the back rim to a lighter hub later on if you want, because the back hub is heavy!
Well I was going to get 24's, which would cost me new frame + fork + wheel stuff. This proved that I don't have to get 24, even with 2.1 SB8. lol
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thanks, but i've found that i top out just over 40 kmph on flat ground, if i tried to pedal any faster my feet would fly off the pedals!
Yeah im still thinking about it maby i just go with the normal setup but isn't realy easy to spin and stuff on this
if you're under 5' 11" (182 cm) tall, it'd be worth it. yes it's easier to spin and stuff, and the chainstays are shorter than on the 26" version. if you're taller than 180 cm though, i'd be willing to be it would be too cramped. in fact, i'm 175 cm and i sometimes find it a little too short when i go ride longer distances (but nothing i can't suck up!).
yeah im 14(soon 15) and i'm around 175 but im will probably be higher next season but dont know :S but i've heard it's rides like a dob is that true?
yes, it ride very much like a size short dobermann. tiny differences though: a slightly lower bottom bracket (but still higher than most 26" frames), a slightly longer top tube (21.8" vs. 21.5"), and a slightly steeper head angle (70 deg. with an 80mm fork, vs. 69 deg. with an 80mm fork for the dobermann).
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Markham, Ontario, Canada
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Date: 2009-03-06
Trail: in front of connor-mkr's house
Riders: 2008 suburban 24 with 26"
Description: 25.17 08 sub 24 frame, 08 revelation 426 coil u-turn, redline device cranks, tree 28t sprocket, 2.1" small block eight, thomson x4 50mm, easton high rise ea70, kink slim pivotal, animal hamilton pc, odyssey griswalds, rhyno lite xl, hope pro 2 ss trials, ns bikes roller, dt swiss competition, alloy nipples, fsa orbit mx, juicy 7 goodridge, kmc 710 sl ti-nitride gold
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