Parts and prices. (rest of my DH bike)

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Parts and prices. (rest of my DH bike)
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flag globemc2
Posted: Aug 12, 2008 at 20:37 Quote
So basically, I've ordered my frame and rims.
I've also got myself my fork.

For everything else, how much would it cost average,
doesn't necessarily have to be the best stuff available.

Thanks in advance everyone!
flag ferrayado124
Posted: Aug 12, 2008 at 20:47 Quote
about $300 to $400 dlls
flag globemc2
Posted: Aug 12, 2008 at 21:42 Quote
ferrayado124 wrote:
about $300 to $400 dlls
for DH parts?
flag mbutterworth
O+ FL
Posted: Aug 12, 2008 at 21:45 Quote
lol 400 hundred is nothing, thats a set of juicy fives haha. it'll be at least another grand, building bikes up is probably fun but it aint cheap haha Wink
flag trckmastr
Posted: Aug 12, 2008 at 21:53 Quote
butters88 wrote:
lol 400 hundred is nothing, thats a set of juicy fives haha. it'll be at least another grand, building bikes up is probably fun but it aint cheap haha Wink


Given he won't build it for 400, Juicy fives aren't that much
flag mbutterworth
O+ FL
Posted: Aug 12, 2008 at 21:54 Quote
more expensive in can than in us i guess. what frame and fork and wheels?
flag globemc2
Posted: Aug 12, 2008 at 21:56 Quote
I got a budget of $843 left.
Blindside frame with revolution wheelset and boxxer team forks.
Enough to finish a nice racing bike?
flag globemc2
Posted: Aug 12, 2008 at 21:57 Quote
globemc2 wrote:
I got a budget of $843 left.
Blindside frame with revolution wheelset and boxxer team forks.
Enough to finish a nice racing bike?

Make that $873 (miss calculation)
flag trckmastr
Posted: Aug 12, 2008 at 21:58 Quote
globemc2 wrote:
globemc2 wrote:
I got a budget of $843 left.
Blindside frame with revolution wheelset and boxxer team forks.
Enough to finish a nice racing bike?

Make that $873 (miss calculation)


You can do it, I built my vp free for 1200 with some hookups. Just look on Jensonusa Wheelworld and other internet sites.
flag maw-ucka
Posted: Aug 12, 2008 at 22:00 Quote
if its new parts your looking for:
tires 60
tubes 20
bars 60
stem 50
headset 40
bb/cranks 300
pedals 60
seat/post 50
chain 20
cassete/chainrings/deralieur/guide 50 - 150
brakes 300
grips 20
all the other stuff

your looking at like 800 dollars if you want moderately good parts.
flag BungedUP
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Posted: Aug 12, 2008 at 22:00 Quote
Sounds like we're still talking hubs, spokes, tires, handlebar, grips, brakes, shifter(s), stem, seatpost, seat, derailleur(s), chain, cassette, cranks, pedals, headset, cable/housing, and possibly a rear shock?

I'd guess $700+ on the cheap end and more realistically $1200 for a moderate build kit.
flag BungedUP
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Posted: Aug 12, 2008 at 22:01 Quote
Ah geez sluggo and I posted simultaneously - but I like that we were on a similar track!
flag mbutterworth
O+ FL
Posted: Aug 12, 2008 at 22:02 Quote
hmmmm, its seems like you started it off good so id finish it good. I'd just save up till you have 1500 haha. I think what your priorities will be, drivetrain, tires, crankset and brakes. sooo, 150 for tires, 350-400 drivetrain (including chainguide), 300 crankset, and 350-400 for brakes. so id save about 1500 bucks and that should do it if you don't waste your money on the fancy shiny bits.
flag taylorsmith
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Posted: Aug 12, 2008 at 22:02 Quote
Avid Juicy Three: 120$ ea/Juicy Five : 160$ ea
Sram X7 Trigger : 75$ for set
Sram X7 Derailer : 70$/Sram X5 : 50$
Sram Pg850 8 spd Cassette : 24$/ Sram pg950 9 Spd Cassette : 32$
Sram Pc 850 Chain : 18$/Sram Pc951 Chain : 24$
Truvativ Hussefelt Crankset + BB : 87$
Truvativ Hussefelt Stem : 30$
Truvativ Hussefelt Bar : 30$
Sun Rim Single Tracks : 151$ rear 120$ front
Tires : Maxxis Highroller/Maxxis Minion i dont have a lambert catalog but i think there like 87$ each
Odi Ruffian Lock on Grips : 30$
Seat Posts range from 23$ to a couple hundred
Saddles range from 40$ to a couple hundred


Pedals range from 40$ to 160$

I read this out of my Norco Products Catalog so itll be dead on what the price is .most of these parts will be a bit cheaper but they will hold up and be good for you to build your bike up with and ill keep adding stuff as i go
flag trckmastr
Posted: Aug 12, 2008 at 22:03 Quote
TaylorSmith- wrote:
Avid Juicy Three: 120$ ea/Juicy Five : 160$ ea
Sram X7 Trigger : 75$ for set
Sram X7 Derailer : 70$/Sram X5 : 50$
Sram Pg850 8 spd Cassette : 24$/ Sram pg950 9 Spd Cassette : 32$
Sram Pc 850 Chain : 18$/Sram Pc951 Chain : 24$
Truvativ Hussefelt Crankset + BB : 87$
Truvativ Hussefelt Stem : 30$
Truvativ Hussefelt Bar : 30$
Pedals range from 40$ to 160$

I read this out of my Norco Products Catalog so itll be dead on what the price is .most of these parts will be a bit cheaper but they will hold up and be good for you to build your bike up with and ill keep adding stuff as i go


You can get juicy 5's for 135 online somewhere.
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