Ah, and I have a 230*65 mm shock lying around that I could travel For my coming smash.
Is it necessary at all or would 230*65 in the Smash Work without the rear wheel touching the Seattube?
Re: down tube, that’s just some strips of rubber mastic tape to quiet things a bit on loose “gravel” we have around here and would kick up from the front tire.
I never experienced tire rub on my smash running the 230x65 DVO Jade. Putting it on without the coil and compressing it fully with a ski strap it comes close, and might rub if going deep through the bottom out bumper on the damper. But riding it for over a year, including days at Trestle Bike Park, I never experienced tire rub.
Great,Then I do Not Need to Change my nice shock,great :-)
Love that color. Nice, Smash or gnarvana? How does it climb on steep ascends? I am waiting to build Up my Smash:-)
Smash. Climbs just fine IMO but full disclosure I am coming off of a 2016 Trek Slash (160mm travel) so this bike is certainly going to feel like it climbs better than my old bike. So far this bike feels great on ups/downs/chunks/jumps. Very stable and it came in right around 33lbs, slightly lighter than my Slash but has larger rubber, wider rims etc.
I went with a 40mm stem and the 185mm dropper on my build.
The decals seem to be attached pretty right. How can I remove Them?
Got a frame from Sale With blue decals and want to Exchange Them
might want to just email bikes@ridegg.com and get their input, very helpful customer service and I'd bet they could advise how to do it w/o damaging powder coat
I thought that vista looked familiar. Love me some BCSP! Did you hit the new Gnawbone trail!?
Yea, but only in little sections because I actually used it to climb out after Hobbs so i would stop and session the cool bits. I need to go back and hit Gnaw Bone in a single run. It is an amazingly built trail.