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2012 GT Fury Team or 2012 Norco Aurum 1 ? HELP PLEASE!!!
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flag c4mtb
Posted: Dec 18, 2012 at 10:29 Quote
does any one know how the gt fury corners?
does it have a low center of gravity ?
flag blackfields57
Posted: Dec 18, 2012 at 23:31 Quote
Corners like a champ. It is deceiving because the BB looks high with the iDrive linkage, but really its just as low as others. Pedals like a dream, goes down super fast!
flag c4mtb
Posted: Dec 19, 2012 at 11:46 Quote
thank you so much
flag c4mtb
Posted: Dec 20, 2012 at 4:57 Quote
does anyone know what set of components are better.

Mavic DeeMax Ultimate wheelset,
Rockshox Boxxer World Cup Solo Air
Rockshox Vivid R2C AIR rear shock,
SRAM XO 10-speed rear deraileur, shifter and cassette,
Avid Elixer brakes,
Truvativ Descendant crankset,
Kenda Nexcavator tires,
Funn MTB bars and stem.

or


Fork: Fox Racing Shox 40RC2 FIT, 203mm Travel, FIT damper, 20x110mm Thru Axle, w/ Adjustable High Speed/Low Speed Compression & Rebound
Rear Shock: Fox Racing Shox DHX RC2, 9.5"x3", w/ Adjustable Rebound & Compression
Crank: e.thirteen DH Single, 165mm, w/ 36T Ring
Rear Derailleur: Shimano Zee Shadow Plus, RD-M640
Shifters: Shimano Zee, SL-M640, Rapid Fire, Right Side Only
Rims: Alex Supra Compe, Welded, 32H
Tires: Maxxis HIGHROLLER 2, 3C Compound, 26"x2.5"
Hubs: All Terra Lightweight Alloy Sealed Bearing Disc, 20x110mm Thru Axl
Rear Hub: All Terra Alloy Lightweight Sealed Bearing Disc, 12x150mm Thru Axle
Brake: Formula RO, 203mm Rotor
Brake Levers: Formula RO w/ TFRA & FCS
Handlebar: Kore Torsion, 2014 Double Butted, 800mm Width, 20mm Rise, 31.8mm Clamp
Stem: Kore Torsion Direct Mount, AL6061-T6 CNC, 50mm Length


thanks
flag housem8d
O+ FL
Posted: Dec 20, 2012 at 7:21 Quote
c4mtb wrote:
does anyone know what set of components are better.

Mavic DeeMax Ultimate wheelset,
Rockshox Boxxer World Cup Solo Air
Rockshox Vivid R2C AIR rear shock,
SRAM XO 10-speed rear deraileur, shifter and cassette,
Avid Elixer brakes,
Truvativ Descendant crankset,
Kenda Nexcavator tires,
Funn MTB bars and stem.

or


Fork: Fox Racing Shox 40RC2 FIT, 203mm Travel, FIT damper, 20x110mm Thru Axle, w/ Adjustable High Speed/Low Speed Compression & Rebound
Rear Shock: Fox Racing Shox DHX RC2, 9.5"x3", w/ Adjustable Rebound & Compression
Crank: e.thirteen DH Single, 165mm, w/ 36T Ring
Rear Derailleur: Shimano Zee Shadow Plus, RD-M640
Shifters: Shimano Zee, SL-M640, Rapid Fire, Right Side Only
Rims: Alex Supra Compe, Welded, 32H
Tires: Maxxis HIGHROLLER 2, 3C Compound, 26"x2.5"
Hubs: All Terra Lightweight Alloy Sealed Bearing Disc, 20x110mm Thru Axl
Rear Hub: All Terra Alloy Lightweight Sealed Bearing Disc, 12x150mm Thru Axle
Brake: Formula RO, 203mm Rotor
Brake Levers: Formula RO w/ TFRA & FCS
Handlebar: Kore Torsion, 2014 Double Butted, 800mm Width, 20mm Rise, 31.8mm Clamp
Stem: Kore Torsion Direct Mount, AL6061-T6 CNC, 50mm Length


thanks

If I were you I would go with tue first build, its waaaaay lighter and also deemax ultimates are 10000x better than the shitty all terra hubs on supras..
flag c4mtb
Posted: Dec 20, 2012 at 14:31 Quote
Does anyone know what the weight of the gt fury is.
flag housem8d
O+ FL
Posted: Dec 20, 2012 at 16:25 Quote
c4mtb wrote:
Does anyone know what the weight of the gt fury is.
If you use that good build you should be around 32-33 pounds which is very light. Thing is, the actual gt fury frame isnt even that light by todays standards, its just that all the parts are going to make for a super light build.
flag c4mtb
Posted: Jan 27, 2013 at 7:00 Quote
get the fury at all cost i just got one and it blew my expectations out of the water. it is the best bike i have ever gotten. powerful at pedaling, nimble as hell, and plows threw rock gardens like a champ. on top of that it corners like a monster.
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