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flag kalachim
Posted: Jan 10, 2016 at 16:43 Quote
Any1 wants to sell geo kit (blue or black)?

Or just rear tips?

I was looking for converting to 27.5 Smile
flag DynamiteMTB
Posted: Jan 16, 2016 at 7:46 Quote
Finally I have new bike, Summum 2012, the green one. Little details to go but, what do you think on running 400lbs on the RC4 for 75kg with helmet and...?
Soon I'll post some pics
flag kalachim
Posted: Jan 16, 2016 at 7:57 Quote
I'm 80-82kg without gear, and i got 450 so u should be fine Smile


Guys what do you think about Fox Float X2? Any1 knows how air shocks act in this frame?
flag DynamiteMTB
Posted: Jan 16, 2016 at 15:21 Quote
Just measure sag with the 400lbs and is 19% only, so, Should I go for the 375 or even de 350?
The Fox 40 looks fine at 25%
flag kalachim
Posted: Jan 16, 2016 at 15:58 Quote
DynamiteMTB wrote:
Just measure sag with the 400lbs and is 19% only, so, Should I go for the 375 or even de 350?
The Fox 40 looks fine at 25%

In my opinion you should look for something about 35% in this frame.

It is kinda progressive so you shouldn't bottoming out easly with plush ride.
flag DynamiteMTB
Posted: Jan 16, 2016 at 16:27 Quote
kalachim wrote:
DynamiteMTB wrote:
Just measure sag with the 400lbs and is 19% only, so, Should I go for the 375 or even de 350?
The Fox 40 looks fine at 25%

In my opinion you should look for something about 35% in this frame.

It is kinda progressive so you shouldn't bottoming out easly with plush ride.

Perfect, just ordered a 350 in crc, only 13.99, looks very cheap... Let's see if it don't break or something hahaha
flag qwertzui
Posted: Jan 17, 2016 at 14:20 Quote
I think my bike is now complete Pimp Pimp

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flag customcore
Posted: Jan 18, 2016 at 0:25 Quote
The bike above is nice, but i dont like the red parts Smile


DynamiteMTB wrote:
Just measure sag with the 400lbs and is 19% only, so, Should I go for the 375 or even de 350?
The Fox 40 looks fine at 25%

im 72kg geared with 350 spring.
flag zixs
Posted: Jan 18, 2016 at 1:46 Quote
2013 mondraker summum, as it is a bit more progressive and requires stiffer spring - 70kg. 400lbs spring on DSP Dueler shock- feels perfect, around 30-35 % SAG. As someone before suggested, this frame is pretty progressive and needs to be ridden with more % SAG.
I am thinking about replacing the shock with an air shock- Vivid R2C. Anyone any complaints or ideas how does the frame handle air shocks?
flag kalachim
Posted: Jan 18, 2016 at 3:33 Quote
zixs wrote:
2013 mondraker summum, as it is a bit more progressive and requires stiffer spring - 70kg. 400lbs spring on DSP Dueler shock- feels perfect, around 30-35 % SAG. As someone before suggested, this frame is pretty progressive and needs to be ridden with more % SAG.
I am thinking about replacing the shock with an air shock- Vivid R2C. Anyone any complaints or ideas how does the frame handle air shocks?

I'm looking for same respond Big Grin

I'm holding with buying X2 float just because of that. Cry
flag DynamiteMTB
Posted: Jan 18, 2016 at 4:16 Quote
kalachim wrote:
zixs wrote:
2013 mondraker summum, as it is a bit more progressive and requires stiffer spring - 70kg. 400lbs spring on DSP Dueler shock- feels perfect, around 30-35 % SAG. As someone before suggested, this frame is pretty progressive and needs to be ridden with more % SAG.
I am thinking about replacing the shock with an air shock- Vivid R2C. Anyone any complaints or ideas how does the frame handle air shocks?

I'm looking for same respond Big Grin

I'm holding with buying X2 float just because of that. Cry

I'm thinking on a ccdb air, with the extra volume, it can fit fine... but I didn't see any summum with air shock sincerely
flag zixs
Posted: Jan 18, 2016 at 5:12 Quote
Here it is one, appears as 2013 year.
Summum with Vivid Air
  Mondraker summum 2013 Vivid Air

Do not get the CCDB shock, too many issues with it about servicing. In terms of performance, it is really good- sensitive, but me personally do not like CaneCreek shocks. Heard from someone that was really impressed by the Vivid R2C on his summum.
flag Jimfunn
Posted: Jan 18, 2016 at 5:20 Quote
just built this up.
medium 2015 alumn. summum with kashima RC4 shock, revalved by J-tech. Standard 63 HA and shortest chainstay length, 445mm?
Kashima Fox40 air with Andreani piston kit, JTech setup.
Renthal 50mm/ +10 rise Integra stem with carbon Renthal bars
Shimano Saint brakes, cranks, shifter & mech.
Stans Flow EX rims on Saint hubs
DMR Vault pedals
Works Components NarrowWide 36t
E13 guide modified for top guide & bash only.
Pro seatpost & seat


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flag downhere67
Posted: Jan 18, 2016 at 7:02 Quote
Ordered a 2016 frame last week. Went from my medium 2013 to this one being a large. Can not wait to get it. Has that new fox dhx2 rear shock on it, without that SLR spring. That does not bother me anyway since I will be getting something stiffer like a 550, since that is what I had on my other frame.

I was thinking about selling the rear shock and getting the air version but I was worried about going through the seals all the time. I saw the local Giant dealer with a Glory Team in the fall and he said he blew the Rockshox air shock all the time.

Anyone put a straight air shock on their summum?
flag zixs
Posted: Jan 18, 2016 at 7:23 Quote
I do not believe it is a frame issue with the shock seals, rather than shock issue. My teammate has a Glory 2014 with Vivid Air R2C and has no compliants for the whole season, including a few DH races. He is a light rider indeed,but still no issues with the shock and seals.

 


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