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dual crowns on a hardtail; opinions?
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Posted: May 18, 2008 at 13:15 Quote
spliffonator wrote:
bigfoot66 wrote:
they also race some DH races side by side, 6 man...check some of Marcus Klausmann's races, also gracia races alot of time trial and competetive DH

Fair play, but never single speed

its all personal preference, but i see were your comin from,i can never go back to gears..too many problems...but back on topic..if you want a DC on a HT then just follow the Companys reccomendations...this is were poeple get bad experiences with DC on HT...go to the WEBSITE before you purchase the bike and make sure it is warrentied to handle said travel...VERY SIMPLE..Do Not put any DC on a blk mrkt, 4hun, Pseries etc....just stupid... there are HT MEANT to handle DC...evil imperial, sinister DNA, norco manik and up, transition TOP, banshee morphine, porn king, etc... follow the rules and you wont get hurt

Posted: May 18, 2008 at 14:14 Quote
would the combination of a hardtail, 150mm forks, single speed be good for like riding 5to riding spots, freeride and like the smallest bit of street be fine??

Posted: May 18, 2008 at 14:14 Quote
mongoose-rider wrote:
would the combination of a hardtail, 150mm forks, single speed be good for like riding 5to riding spots, freeride and like the smallest bit of street be fine??
perfect

Posted: May 18, 2008 at 14:18 Quote
bigfoot66 wrote:
mongoose-rider wrote:
would the combination of a hardtail, 150mm forks, single speed be good for like riding 5to riding spots, freeride and like the smallest bit of street be fine??
perfect

o nice lol

o and this might sound strange BUT I am geting quit un fit (that is out of breath easly and I am like f*cked after no time) so I want to like start joging and stuff and I also thought of riding road but dont have money to buy another bike so would this be fine as well ( the bike setup)??

Posted: May 18, 2008 at 14:21 Quote
come on people this thread is like 6 months old and its going nowhere it seems

Posted: May 18, 2008 at 14:22 Quote
mongoose-rider wrote:
bigfoot66 wrote:
mongoose-rider wrote:
would the combination of a hardtail, 150mm forks, single speed be good for like riding 5to riding spots, freeride and like the smallest bit of street be fine??
perfect

o nice lol

o and this might sound strange BUT I am geting quit un fit (that is out of breath easly and I am like f*cked after no time) so I want to like start joging and stuff and I also thought of riding road but dont have money to buy another bike so would this be fine as well ( the bike setup)??

should be fine..remember, its the rider not the bike..but you may have to lighten it up a bit, to ease you through harder climbs..but youll survive..good luck

Posted: May 18, 2008 at 14:23 Quote
mongoose-rider wrote:
o and this might sound strange BUT I am geting quit un fit (that is out of breath easly and I am like f*cked after no time) so I want to like start joging and stuff and I also thought of riding road but dont have money to buy another bike so would this be fine as well ( the bike setup)??

What the heck?

Ride your bike more.

Posted: May 18, 2008 at 14:25 Quote
Borgschulze wrote:
mongoose-rider wrote:
o and this might sound strange BUT I am geting quit un fit (that is out of breath easly and I am like f*cked after no time) so I want to like start joging and stuff and I also thought of riding road but dont have money to buy another bike so would this be fine as well ( the bike setup)??

What the heck?

Ride your bike more.

yeh I know thats how I feel but I do ride my bike more or less everyday, I like piss a bout on it for an hour then ride atlest 1mile from my dads garage back home?? and I do sports at school I dont know where da f*uck im going wrong lol

Posted: May 18, 2008 at 14:27 Quote
Get a Camelbak, best addition to my riding I ever got. Don't know how I went till a few months ago without one.

Posted: May 23, 2008 at 22:47 Quote
A Wolverine isn't the best frame to put a 170mm fork on, let us know when it breaks.

Posted: May 23, 2008 at 22:55 Quote
mongoose-rider wrote:
Borgschulze wrote:
mongoose-rider wrote:
o and this might sound strange BUT I am geting quit un fit (that is out of breath easly and I am like f*cked after no time) so I want to like start joging and stuff and I also thought of riding road but dont have money to buy another bike so would this be fine as well ( the bike setup)??

What the heck?

Ride your bike more.

yeh I know thats how I feel but I do ride my bike more or less everyday, I like piss a bout on it for an hour then ride atlest 1mile from my dads garage back home?? and I do sports at school I dont know where da f*uck im going wrong lol

Some people have excercised induced asthma, It's actually quite common and is easily remedied by an occasional puff on an inhalor... i found this out after months of Hacking my lungs out during climb's ( i don;t smoke ) with my 2 pack a day buddy ( who doesn't cough )

Swimming 2-3 times a week during the winter months seem's to have remedy'd the problem. Try to swim, it's one of the best cardiovascular excercises and the Humidity that you breathe is good for repairing damaged lungs.

Hope this help's you..

Ohh, to the "camel back" guy.. I also Have no idea how to ride without a camel-back.
also I have exploded several Bladders by crashing, making me Believe that it also serves an important role in back protection... even when empty I'll blow some air into mine before doing a big jump-drop, Etc.

Posted: May 23, 2008 at 22:59 Quote
dmadness wrote:
mongoose-rider wrote:
Borgschulze wrote:


What the heck?

Ride your bike more.

yeh I know thats how I feel but I do ride my bike more or less everyday, I like piss a bout on it for an hour then ride atlest 1mile from my dads garage back home?? and I do sports at school I dont know where da f*uck im going wrong lol

Some people have excercised induced asthma, It's actually quite common and is easily remedied by an occasional puff on an inhalor... i found this out after months of Hacking my lungs out during climb's ( i don;t smoke ) with my 2 pack a day buddy ( who doesn't cough )

Swimming 2-3 times a week during the winter months seem's to have remedy'd the problem. Try to swim, it's one of the best cardiovascular excercises and the Humidity that you breathe is good for repairing damaged lungs.

Hope this help's you..

Ohh, to the "camel back" guy.. I also Have no idea how to ride without a camel-back.
also I have exploded several Bladders by crashing, making me Believe that it also serves an important role in back protection... even when empty I'll blow some air into mine before doing a big jump-drop, Etc.


I hade that asthma and its slowely gone away i just needed to do allot of tests and take things easy for a bit before things got outta control

Posted: May 25, 2008 at 7:01 Quote
-mack- wrote:
If other peoples' taste in forks really gets you that worked up, it may be time to rethink your priorities.

Live and let ride.


 


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