Brandon Semenuk's 2009 Slopestyle bike, Trek Remedy - Brandon and his bike.
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dirtchucker
(Jul 28, 2009 at 17:45)
more dialed than your moms phone number
make me laugh man 
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Frame: 20XX Trek Remedy SS, custom geometry
Fork: Rock Shox Argyle lowers w/Pike uppers
Brakes: Avid Elixir CR Mag 160mm
Stem: not sure
Handlebar: not sure
Headset: Cane Creek internal
Derailleur: SRAM X.0 short cage, Redwin
Shifter: SRAM TT bar end shifter, custom mounting
Cassette: SRAM PG-991DH 12-26
Wheels: Bontrager King Earl FR
Seatpost: Bontrager Rhythm Pro
Saddle: Bontrager jump
Cranks: Truvativ Stylo
Chainguide: MRP G2
Tires: Maxxis Minion DHF
Misc: Hydraulic gyro unit
Not sure on all of the parts, this spec is just from what I can see.
Fork: Rock Shox Argyle lowers w/Pike uppers
Brakes: Avid Elixir CR Mag 160mm
Stem: not sure
Handlebar: not sure
Headset: Cane Creek internal
Derailleur: SRAM X.0 short cage, Redwin
Shifter: SRAM TT bar end shifter, custom mounting
Cassette: SRAM PG-991DH 12-26
Wheels: Bontrager King Earl FR
Seatpost: Bontrager Rhythm Pro
Saddle: Bontrager jump
Cranks: Truvativ Stylo
Chainguide: MRP G2
Tires: Maxxis Minion DHF
Misc: Hydraulic gyro unit
Not sure on all of the parts, this spec is just from what I can see.
- 1 3
the trek remedy cross country bike looks just like semenuks bike but just with a lowered seat and no XC parts its weird IMO
- 3 7
all the parts on the remedy 9 are for XC with the long stem and jacked up seat and totally different crank set with no bash guard and different rear shock pretty well made for XC so dont tell me that its a AM bike you little 11 year old noob
- 1 6
they are all cross country look at the parts on them on the trek website www.trekbikes.com/us/en/bikes/mountain_full_suspension/remedy/remedy8
seriously kid your to young to even use websites like these lol get off pinkbike
seriously kid your to young to even use websites like these lol get off pinkbike
- 3 2
go to the trek website go to the remedy then read the story thingy! i says all mountain, i will not type in this area of the photo anymore
- 5 1
damn nickkkk, trek remedy is a bloody all mountain bike!!! What are you, some extreme hardcore shredder, so everything that is not dirt bike or lower than 180mm travel is a XC bike? Do U actualy know what Cross Country is?. PPL go for a ride on a 10m wide fire road and they call it XC. U can even do some freeride with Remedy if U are skilled enough. It's actualy a pretty capable park bike too. According to UR classification Semenuk does not ride a Slope style bike cuz he has a XC rear mech, XC shifter, XC brakes, a XC chain, XC casette, XC seat post and above all an XC damper. Apparently he uses DH specific tyres!
- 2 0
Actually it's not completely different than the Remedy. It's kinda like the SX Supercross frame versus the SX Trail frame. The overall idea is the same, but certain things are different. In this case, Brandon's Remedy lacks the Full Floater suspension design, instead utilizing a simple 4-bar single pivot system. It also has a shorter eye-to-eye and stroke length than the shock on the Remedy, providing less travel.
- 3 1
All right, well you're retarded. The Trek full suspension lineup works like this: for XC racing they have the Top Fuel, for XC/am they have the Fuel EX, for am/fr they have the Remedy, and for fr/dh they have the Session.
- 4 1
Either you're severely misinformed about bikes in general, or you have your "travel for intended use" numbers mixed up. XC bikes do not have 150mm of travel.
- 5 1
good, because you're annoying little turd..... so under your line of thinking if I ride my Rocky Flatline on the local xc trails, it's an XC bike? brilliant.
- 2 1
Just because someone rides XC on a bike doesn't make it an XC bike. I can take a 200mm travel bike down to the local trails and ride XC on it, but it's still a DH bike.
As an aside, you're an idiot and a bigot.
- 3 1
Well that's fine that they're "made more xc," but it doesn't make them XC bikes. If anything they're AM bikes. You can put a RockShox SID on a Intense 951 DH bike, but it's still a DH bike.
- 3 1
Lowering the travel on something doesn't make it more of an XC component than it was originally.
- 2 1
so once again, under your thinking my DJ2 lowered to 80mm is an xc fork? you just keep getting better kid.
- 2 2
nickkk shut up, your a complete tard and you don't know anything. your making a complete fool out of yourself. if you have no clue about bikes, don't pretend you do. this is the farthest thing from a XC bike.
- 2 0
If this site is too big for 11 year olds, why are you commenting on it, nickkkk? Also you do realize that you screen name looks like "Nick KKK," right?
- 2 0
If you're 16 maybe you should act like it. I know quite a few 16-year-olds who are mature and educated enough to at least use proper grammar and spelling and to think their rebuttals through before they post them.
- 1 0
C'mon seraph why do U let Urself be "entangled" in this pretty low level of discussion. Kid just can't accept the fact that he's wrong... Cheers 
- 1 1
You're right in that it's not English class. However, in order for me to take you seriously, you'd have to spell words correctly. As it is, you may as well put "LOL ROFLCOPTER" in between every word you type.
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"Ok ROFL I LOL will LOLZ take ROFLCOPTER it LOLLERSKATES that ROFL im ROFL right LOL and LOL your [sic] LOL wrong ROFL by LOL not LOL explaining LOL my LOL thinking ROFL incorect [sic]" That's what I read. Nice try.