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flag Giladgu
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Posted: Oct 9, 2015 at 7:12 Quote
Any more pics of that bike? I can't quite make out what the shock is
flag rickaybobbay
Posted: Oct 9, 2015 at 7:34 Quote
Giladgu wrote:
Any more pics of that bike? I can't quite make out what the shock is

Samesies.

Damn this stupid f*ckin phone. I can't see shit with it. Time to go on the compooter. But it doesn't look like a 2015 slash, so it probably had a different Seat tube design and or stays
flag whattheheel
Posted: Oct 9, 2015 at 7:50 Quote
Hng. Thanks billy!
flag Giladgu
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Posted: Oct 9, 2015 at 7:51 Quote
Correct me if I'm wrong but that looks like a 2015
flag rickaybobbay
Posted: Oct 9, 2015 at 7:59 Quote
Giladgu wrote:
Correct me if I'm wrong but that looks like a 2015

I think it is. Even if it isn't it has the same seat tube. Also this is all good news because there seems to be ample space for a rezzy. So maybe ccdb coil cs isn't out of the picture
flag j-t-g
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Posted: Oct 9, 2015 at 8:44 Quote
Yep that's the unreleased trek slash 9 colourway
flag Chr1sTurn3r
Posted: Oct 9, 2015 at 11:48 Quote
That looks amazing!
Now i guess the only way to know is to get my hands on someone's shock and see if it fits.

I have been looking at a BOS Void too, but can't seem to find any dimensions of it any where.
Anyone got anything?
flag Chr1sTurn3r
Posted: Oct 9, 2015 at 11:49 Quote
billymtb wrote:
photo
where did you find this picture?
any details come with it?
flag rickaybobbay
Posted: Oct 9, 2015 at 16:48 Quote
Void comes in:

222x67mm
240x76mm
267x87mm
flag Chr1sTurn3r
Posted: Oct 9, 2015 at 19:08 Quote
TFreeman wrote:
Void comes in:

222x67mm
240x76mm
267x87mm

The BOS website also lists a 216x63 which will be perfect.... If the air can is slim enough to miss the seat tube.
I can't find any measurements for it any where.

The BOS KIRK is made the same way up that the Monarch is so will definitly fit.
Dont know if the Void is really needed in a Slash or if the Kirk is able enough to take some big hits as well as be plush and sensitive on the small stuff. most of the reveiws i've read tonight seem to think so...
flag rickaybobbay
Posted: Oct 9, 2015 at 20:42 Quote
Chr1sTurn3r wrote:
TFreeman wrote:
Void comes in:

222x67mm
240x76mm
267x87mm

The BOS website also lists a 216x63 which will be perfect.... If the air can is slim enough to miss the seat tube.
I can't find any measurements for it any where.

The BOS KIRK is made the same way up that the Monarch is so will definitly fit.
Dont know if the Void is really needed in a Slash or if the Kirk is able enough to take some big hits as well as be plush and sensitive on the small stuff. most of the reveiws i've read tonight seem to think so...

I've blown out my monarch deboner plus' damping 2ce and late stroke rebound once... I need a bit more. Shit isn't cutting it.
flag JoEngwicht
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Posted: Oct 10, 2015 at 1:04 Quote
Chr1sTurn3r wrote:
TFreeman wrote:
Void comes in:

222x67mm
240x76mm
267x87mm

The BOS website also lists a 216x63 which will be perfect.... If the air can is slim enough to miss the seat tube.
I can't find any measurements for it any where.

The BOS KIRK is made the same way up that the Monarch is so will definitly fit.
Dont know if the Void is really needed in a Slash or if the Kirk is able enough to take some big hits as well as be plush and sensitive on the small stuff. most of the reveiws i've read tonight seem to think so...

Here is a Void with 216x63
https://www.pinkbike.com/buysell/1547984/
flag billymtb
Posted: Oct 10, 2015 at 7:39 Quote
Chr1sTurn3r wrote:
billymtb wrote:
photo
where did you find this picture?
any details come with it?

The bike belongs to Francesco Petrucci, he has ridden a few world cup races with his session. He came to Perth and I remember his slash had an ohlins shock on it.

What details do you need?

 


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