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Posted: Mar 27, 2010 at 12:15 Quote
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i love the 2005 dj200
i own 2 cause the frame is inexpensive and builds a great bike..

Posted: Jul 12, 2010 at 10:29 Quote
I have a 2008 KHS DJ50 and was wondering wat parts i should get to make it lighter

Posted: Jun 27, 2011 at 10:35 Quote
was looking at what people were sayibg about the khs bikes and i must say that there dj bikes are HORRIBLE there frames are so weak u woukdnt believe it ive had the 2010 dj05 which cracked and they gave me a new one which also cracked by the why this was in a matter of 4 months they then gave me an sj300 2011 and guess what that cracked as well if your getting a dj bike dont get one from khs

Posted: Jun 27, 2011 at 18:40 Quote
Ryan1232 wrote:
was looking at what people were sayibg about the khs bikes and i must say that there dj bikes are HORRIBLE there frames are so weak u woukdnt believe it ive had the 2010 dj05 which cracked and they gave me a new one which also cracked by the why this was in a matter of 4 months they then gave me an sj300 2011 and guess what that cracked as well if your getting a dj bike dont get one from khs

sorry but how much of a hack are you? im 220 pounds and ride hard and mine is still going strong after 2 years with it

Posted: Jun 27, 2011 at 18:44 Quote
Yeah legit man. I rode mine super hard and ive never had one problem, its my snowbike now and even in -30C she still takes a beating and begs for more. Maybe your way more hardcore then myself and stprider16, in which case you shouldnt cheap out on a mid range KHS bike and instead spend your money on something high end.

Posted: Jun 27, 2011 at 19:37 Quote
i dont know about there older frames but the 2011 and 2010s were not well built well at all

Posted: Jun 27, 2011 at 19:53 Quote
Ryan1232 wrote:
i dont know about there older frames but the 2011 and 2010s were not well built well at all

i have a 2010 which is the same frame you had, the green one in your pictures. not a single problem and i work in a shop and we sell khs and we had 1 older dj come back cause the kid was a hack and liked doing 6 foot drops to flat but nothing since then

Posted: Jun 27, 2011 at 20:27 Quote
ya i see what your saying i work in a shop too. i dont ride that hard the worst thing i did was 360 off ramps nothing to bad and i thought it was just the aluminum but turned out it was even the cromo version that snapped so im just gonna get the warantee fram then sell it and buy a ns or something

Posted: Jun 28, 2011 at 18:06 Quote
Ryan1232 wrote:
ya i see what your saying i work in a shop too. i dont ride that hard the worst thing i did was 360 off ramps nothing to bad and i thought it was just the aluminum but turned out it was even the cromo version that snapped so im just gonna get the warantee fram then sell it and buy a ns or something

Holy shit man, you sound super awesome!! Are you sponsored or something?? Maybe thats why it keeps breaking, because you're way too good for it.

Posted: Jun 29, 2011 at 18:35 Quote
no im not that good 360s off ramps are easy also i think my size doesnt help with the braking of my frames im 200 so that doesnt help :/

Posted: Oct 2, 2011 at 15:12 Quote
i ride a 2011 khs sj100, rear hydro brakes, spank stem, eastern bars, 1664 pedals, lizard skin grips, the bike weighs 28 pounds, its a super ride!

Posted: Dec 14, 2011 at 5:45 Quote
Nice right now I'm riding a 2010 khs dj300 in purple with manitou circuses experts dirty villain 3 bars dmr swarm stem and mavic 721s laced to front and rear Ns coaster pros

Posted: Dec 14, 2011 at 15:29 Quote
i just put a weinmann goliath rear wheel on my sj, and a gravity gap stem

Posted: Dec 14, 2011 at 19:46 Quote
new stand




the seat is just while its in storage haha, i run a macneil pivitol seat with purple bottom

Posted: Aug 22, 2012 at 11:58 Quote
Some great looken KHS bikes, I'm not sure why many people hate them so much. I picked up a 2011 KHS lucky 7 for this year and have been riding it 40+ hours a week as a full time bike patroller at a resort in BC. Besides a small pain that there is not a very good dealer network for KHS in western Canada, I love my Lucky.

I have replaced a lot of the major parts with upgraded gear, and this thing will handle any thing I throw at it, from 6 foot drops to really crazy steep downhills to jumping. It just has not disappointed me yet.

The stock components were decent but the set up I'm running now is

RS totem rc2 fork
Cane Creek Shock
Saint brakes
SRAM x9 rear deraillier.
Crank Bros bars
And every thing else is stock

The only weak part on the whole bike was the rear deraillier hanger. That snapped and I had to order a replacement from Ontario for $20, and took a week to get here. Which was pretty good customer service.

All in all I like the ride a lot.

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