Identiti Dr Jekyll Frame?

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Identiti Dr Jekyll Frame?
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flag James116
Posted: Jan 3, 2008 at 8:43 Quote
Either way if you go for a 113mm or 118m they will not cause you any major problems.
flag immenseturmoil
Posted: Jan 3, 2008 at 8:45 Quote
ok...so wats ur overall value of the bike??
flag natou-12
Posted: Mar 23, 2008 at 18:13 Quote
hey. I live in Paris,France and I want to built a bike withe Dr Jekyll frame, Dj2 2007, diabolus cranks... In France this frame is very expensive so I wanted to know if someone has the adresse of a online shop were I can buy a Dr Jekyll frame, size small in black. I went on unrealcycles.com , I send them a e-mail to aske if they would ship it to France but they didn't respond. Do you think I can buy one there ?
Thanks guys !!Smile
flag sepii
Posted: Mar 24, 2008 at 1:07 Quote
natou-12 wrote:
hey. I live in Paris,France and I want to built a bike withe Dr Jekyll frame, Dj2 2007, diabolus cranks... In France this frame is very expensive so I wanted to know if someone has the adresse of a online shop were I can buy a Dr Jekyll frame, size small in black. I went on unrealcycles.com , I send them a e-mail to aske if they would ship it to France but they didn't respond. Do you think I can buy one there ?
Thanks guys !!Smile


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Worldwide shipping, great customer service and good prices!
flag natou-12
Posted: Mar 24, 2008 at 2:42 Quote
I know this one to but it's more expensive than in the USA. Thats why I ame looking for a Americain online shop.
Thanks guys !Smile
flag sepii
Posted: Mar 24, 2008 at 2:44 Quote
Chance are that if you import from the US to inside the european union you will be hit with alot of taxes and duties that will make the american prices seem alot less 'attractive'. If you buy goods within europe union you will not have to pay any extra taxes on the item, hence the point of the union! Trading blocks Smile
flag natou-12
Posted: Mar 24, 2008 at 2:53 Quote
ok. thanks. I also wanted to know what is the différence withe your bike and withe the Dr Jekyll ? And on chainreactioncycle.com is there all the sizes ( I need a small one )
Smile thanks !
flag sepii
Posted: Mar 24, 2008 at 3:03 Quote
natou-12 wrote:
ok. thanks. I also wanted to know what is the différence withe your bike and withe the Dr Jekyll ? And on chainreactioncycle.com is there all the sizes ( I need a small one )
Smile thanks !

My bike is an Identiti 'Krisis' its aimed purely at racing competitive 4X/BSX where as the Dr. Jekyll is more of an 'all round' hardtail suitable to dirtjumps/4X and street. I love my Krisis though, it weights in lighter than the Jekyll and utilises different oviplane tubing ( going from round at the headtube to square at the BB joint for maximum weld area and efficency). The Krisis also has a lower BB junction and solves the problem of the BB feeling too high with forks over 110mm travel, this was a problem on the Jekyll.

Overall they're both good frames from a decent company!


The Jekyll has two sizing options. The normal chasis or the XL, which has a longer wheelbase and slighty larger frame sizing.

Hope that helps!

Sepi
flag natou-12
Posted: Mar 24, 2008 at 5:04 Quote
sepi wrote:
natou-12 wrote:
ok. thanks. I also wanted to know what is the différence withe your bike and withe the Dr Jekyll ? And on chainreactioncycle.com is there all the sizes ( I need a small one )
Smile thanks !

My bike is an Identiti 'Krisis' its aimed purely at racing competitive 4X/BSX where as the Dr. Jekyll is more of an 'all round' hardtail suitable to dirtjumps/4X and street. I love my Krisis though, it weights in lighter than the Jekyll and utilises different oviplane tubing ( going from round at the headtube to square at the BB joint for maximum weld area and efficency). The Krisis also has a lower BB junction and solves the problem of the BB feeling too high with forks over 110mm travel, this was a problem on the Jekyll.

Overall they're both good frames from a decent company!


The Jekyll has two sizing options. The normal chasis or the XL, which has a longer wheelbase and slighty larger frame sizing.

Hope that helps!

Sepi
ok. thank you very muche. Last questions. I want to do a bit of all the disiplines ( dirt jumping, street, 4x and maybe a bit of freeride. What should I take ? ho and I ame puting a Dj2 on it....
thanks
flag James116
Posted: Mar 24, 2008 at 5:30 Quote
immenseturmoil wrote:
ok...so wats ur overall value of the bike??

Overall value of my bike? Around 800pounds.Wink
flag James116
Posted: Mar 24, 2008 at 6:13 Quote
It is a small one not the XL. I am 5ft 8 and it fits perfect. The bake feels so solid and responsive!

If you want anymore pictures just ask.


Thanks

James
flag natou-12
Posted: Mar 24, 2008 at 6:15 Quote
James116 wrote:
It is a small one not the XL. I am 5ft 8 and it fits perfect. The bake feels so solid and responsive!

If you want anymore pictures just ask.


Thanks

James

Where did you baught your frame ?
flag natou-12
Posted: Mar 24, 2008 at 6:18 Quote
James116 wrote:
Bought it from here : http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=15682

Is the 35cm the small model ?

 


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