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Bring back the Enduro! (Post your Specialized Enduros)
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Posted: Aug 13, 2016 at 15:47 Quote
wayfarersall wrote:
The new Enduro will have 170mm travel on the back so I guess it makes little sense to have the Evo as well at 180mm.

The current Enduro has 173mm travel...

Posted: Aug 17, 2016 at 0:19 Quote
That's funny mine has 165mm...

Posted: Aug 17, 2016 at 1:39 Quote
wayfarersall wrote:
That's funny mine has 165mm...

Weird! Mine has 165mm as well!

Posted: Aug 17, 2016 at 1:47 Quote
coliander wrote:
My fully pimped out 2016 S-Works 650b Pirate

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This is what "fully pimped out"is? It's nearly stock, besides some blue bits and the rear shock

Posted: Aug 17, 2016 at 7:49 Quote
brs, tires, rims, lines, fork, saddle, shock, brakes are not stock.

Posted: Aug 17, 2016 at 14:10 Quote
viciouscycleworx wrote:
wayfarersall wrote:
That's funny mine has 165mm...

Weird! Mine has 165mm as well!

I talked to one of the Specialized engineers who designed it at Sea Otter this year, he said that the 650b has always had 173mm travel. They marketed it as 165mm so as to not class it differently from other enduro bikes around the same travel.

Posted: Aug 17, 2016 at 16:34 Quote
Can the aluminum 2015 enduro manage a 170mm fork then? I am wondering Abt an 170mm lyric for it but the specialized manual says 160mm - I weigh 230lbs so I am wondering whether this would be a better setup

Posted: Aug 18, 2016 at 8:52 Quote
stinkbat wrote:
Can the aluminum 2015 enduro manage a 170mm fork then? I am wondering Abt an 170mm lyric for it but the specialized manual says 160mm - I weigh 230lbs so I am wondering whether this would be a better setup
it can manage a 180 fork not sure if specialized recommends it though. I have run a 180 on my 2012 with zero issue. Usually only run it on park days though. Every day riding I run it lowered to 160mm.

Posted: Aug 22, 2016 at 10:48 Quote
tf02 wrote:
viciouscycleworx wrote:
wayfarersall wrote:
That's funny mine has 165mm...

Weird! Mine has 165mm as well!

I talked to one of the Specialized engineers who designed it at Sea Otter this year, he said that the 650b has always had 173mm travel. They marketed it as 165mm so as to not class it differently from other enduro bikes around the same travel.

Would like to see some confirmation of that. Certainly interesting if it's true.

viciouscycleworx wrote:

This is what "fully pimped out"is? It's nearly stock, besides some blue bits and the rear shock

What are you on about?

He has clearly built it up from the frame as you can't buy that colour as a full bike.

There is nothing stock about it. Fully custom.

Posted: Aug 22, 2016 at 11:30 Quote
stinkbat wrote:
Can the aluminum 2015 enduro manage a 170mm fork then? I am wondering Abt an 170mm lyric for it but the specialized manual says 160mm - I weigh 230lbs so I am wondering whether this would be a better setup

The engineer I talked to said it wouldn't be an issue -- just slackens the HT a bit and evens out the travel.

I've thought about it as well, my Pike has the creaking CSU issue and I've been considering replacing it with a newer and stiffer Lyrik 170.

Posted: Sep 12, 2016 at 19:05 Quote
So probably my last year on this frame so wanted to try something really happy with how this turned out.
Really happy with how this came out.
  Really happy with how this came out.

Really happy with how this came out.
  Really happy with how this came out.

Really happy with how this came out.
  Really happy with how this came out.

Really happy with how this came out.
  Really happy with how this came out.

Really happy with how this came out.
  Really happy with how this came out.

Really happy with how this came out.
  Really happy with how this came out.

Posted: Sep 12, 2016 at 20:33 Quote
looking good mate.

Posted: Oct 3, 2016 at 7:48 Quote
[Quote="USMC"]So probably my last year on this frame so wanted to try something really happy with how this turned out.
Really happy with how this came out.
  Really happy with how this came out.

this is sick as f*ck!

Posted: Oct 9, 2016 at 4:22 Quote
Any of you guys know what spring length I need for the rear shock of an 016 Enduro Evo comp?

Got the bike the other week and it's sweet but the rear shock is a little soft so I need a harder spring.


 


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