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May 18, 2023
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May 17, 2023 at 15:48
May 17, 2023

Ibis Mojo HD5 - Medium - 2 Shocks Included!

$3250 USD
My beautiful Ibis HD5 in medium size is up for sale. The bike is in great shape with no serious flaws, only minor scuffs and a little peeling factory tape. I am including 2 shocks: The original Fox Factory x2 An aftermarket Fox Factory DPX2 (currently installed) Both shocks work perfectly and are in fantastic shape. I prefer the DPX2 for trail riding, and the X2 for bigger stuff.. go figure. Also including a new DHF 2.5WT (see pics) Would prefer to sell locally as I do not have a bike box available, however arrangements can be made for a serious buyer. Here is the build: Bars: Deity Carbon 35, 760mm wide (if you don't like, I have other options) Stem: Easton Haven 35, 40mm (if you don't like, I have other options) Headset: Wolftooth, Red Shifter: SRAM X01 (brand new) Brakes: SRAM Code RSC Wheels: DT Swiss XM1501 Hubs: DT Swiss 240 Fork: Fox Factory 36 with Push dust seals (slick) Shocks: see above Crankset: SRAM XX1 Carbon 170mm Chain: SRAM XX1 Cassette: SRAM XX1 Chainguide/Bash: Oneup Seatpost: BikeYoke Divine 160mm + Oneup Lever Seat: RockBros Tires: Front Maxxis DHF 2.5WT (decent), Rear Maxxis Aggressor 2.5WT (pretty worn) Extra Tire: Brand New Maxxis DHF 2.5WT

grand69 mikekazimer's article
Jan 21, 2022 at 7:53
Jan 21, 2022
Race Face Announces New Atlas Flat Pedals
Awesome.. I was a fairly early adopter of the original version and loved the platform, thin-ness & grip, though they were fairly terrifying if you slipped a pedal. Had the falling off issue and blew through bearings as well as problems with threads stripping so I eventually moved on. These look like a great evolution, though not sure if enough to get me off of my beloved CB Stamp 7's.
grand69 CascadeComponents's article
Mar 19, 2021 at 6:18
Mar 19, 2021
Cascade Components Announces 2021 Stumpjumper EVO & Evil Insurgent Links
Interesting call releasing an Insurgent link considering it seems to be neglected step-child in Evil's lineup and (hopefully) will be getting updated soon. Actually makes sense for owners starving for an update I suppose.
grand69 danielsapp's article
Dec 8, 2020 at 9:11
Dec 8, 2020
First Look: 2021 Pivot Mach 6
Yesss.. 27.5 Can't wait to see how it compares to my HD5!
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Sep 7, 2020 at 5:40
Sep 7, 2020
Sep 2, 2020 at 13:09
Sep 2, 2020
Cane Creek Announces the DB Kitsuma Shock
@Draaz34: Yeah, I see that but a couple of things When I'm tuning on the trail I don't go all the way in and count clicks out... I add or subtract a click or 2 from the suspect adjuster and keep riding, judge if it's better or worse.. repeat cycle until I'm happy with the performance. Then I will count clicks/record settings back in the garage so I can revert back to a known good setup if needed. Seems the same would be true with the Kitsuma. Having to do this with a tool does a couple of things for me. First, it makes me think twice about making adjustments and what/how I want to adjust because it's a process to get the tool out, etc. Second, once dialed my settings are secure and aren't going to get accidentally changed by bumping/crashing. Having a visual on the setting I guess is cool, but I don't see the practical application. Does it really matter if your LSR is at 4:00 on the dial if it if working well? Now what would have been cool to make this highly adjustable shock less intimidating is a software app that can take inputs (bike model, leverage ratio, rider weight, front sag, riding style, etc) and calculate a custom tune for you like Vorsprung Tractive Tune does with their software... then walks you through fine tuning kind of like the old CCDB app does. That would have really set this new platform apart.
Sep 2, 2020 at 9:53
Sep 2, 2020
Cane Creek Announces the DB Kitsuma Shock
Announcer: How would YOU like to be able to adjust your shock without the use of painful and dangerous TOOLS!? Me: (severs finger with hex key trying to adjust Fox X2 shock)... awww man! Tell me more! Ok.. so it looks like the intuitive and easy to tune aspect is solely related to the tool-free dials with lines on them. LOL. Looks like a great shock, but that's kind of silly as the main marketing point.
grand69 danielsapp's article
Aug 28, 2020 at 6:07
Aug 28, 2020
First Look: Fox's New Transfer Dropper Post - Pond Beaver 2020
@thatpeskylimey: I've had the Transfer and the OneUp V2 and used both with the 9point8 digit "long" lever (same as Wolftooth LA) Transfer: Lighter, smoother action lever action BUT much longer throw. Slower/fixed return speed. Very sensitive to clamp torque. Smoother. More "reliable" in the time I used it. Never serviced it. Oneup: Stiffer action but a nice short throw. Quicker return speed and slightly adjustable with psi. A little rougher feel through the travel. I haven't found the throw-away cartridges very reliable - I've replaced the cart. twice in 11 months... BUT OneUp customer service could not be any better. VERY easy to service/replace carts. I prefer the OneUp because of it's shorter lever throw and quicker return speed. I can live with the rougher, less refined feel but they need to get the cartridge reliability under control.. I don't really trust it and am considering purchasing a spare.. or just putting that money toward a fully rebuildable post.
Selling
Aug 23, 2020 at 10:55
Aug 23, 2020

Santa Cruz Bronson C V3 + Bonus MegNeg Kit!

$3500 USD
2019 Santa Cruz Bronson C - Medium This bike is in fantastic condition and has been covered in protective tape since new. There are very few actual blemishes on the frame itself but there are a few nicks in the tape here and there. Dirt has also started to get under the tape in a few places. I've done my best to show this in the pictures. All pictures are the bike as of the posting of this ad and the bike is no longer being ridden. Fork: Rockshox Lyrik RCT3 DebonAir - 160mm Shock: Rockshox Super Deluxe R w/ stock air can. I AM ALSO INCLUDING A BARELY USED MEGNEG UPGRADE KIT FOR THE SHOCK!! Rear Derailleur: SRAM GX Eagle 12sp Shifter: SRAM GX Eagle 12sp Crankset: Shimano SLX 175mm w/ Shimano BB and OneUp 32T Chainring Cassette: SRAM Eagle XG-1275 Chain: SRAM GX Brakes: NEW Formula Cura Set Rotors: NEW Formula 203mm/180mm Headset: Cane Creek Bars: Santa Cruz Carbon Riser 35mm - 800mm wide Stem: Easton Haven 35 - 50mm (if you need a different length I may have something to swap in) Grips: Santa Cruz Wheelset: DT Swiss M1900 30mm (rear wheel has a ding but rides fine) Front Tire: Maxxis Assegai 2.5WT Exo Rear Tire: Maxxis Aggressor 2.5WT Exo Seatpost: Fox Transfer 150mm w/ Crank Brothers lever Saddle: Deity - Titanium Rail 3500.00 SHIPPED in the lower 48 - PayPal Only

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