New Dobermann Build *Need Help*

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New Dobermann Build *Need Help*
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flag photoguy9
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Posted: Sep 23, 2008 at 13:20 Quote
Well i finally *FINALLY* got my New Dobermann frame in today. So now all i need is the rest of the bike. so i'm looking for suggestions on a build

Frame: 2009 Dobermann Pinscher
Fork: Manitou Sherman Jumpers
Wheels: S-type (prebuilt)
Mavic S-type (prebuilt)
Cranks: Redline Device *black*
BB: Euro
Pedals: Deity *white*
Chain ring: Eastern Medusa lite *black*
Sprocket rear: DMR 12t
Chain:KMC 710SL (white)
Seat: Fat Capital *full Kevlar*
post: ???
Tires: K-rads rear
Bars: Nemesis Lil' Weezy
Stem: BlkMrkt Underboss
Brake: Avid BB7
Grips: ???
Seat Post Clamp: Deity?

Italic - Already have I am updating this post as i go.
flag photoguy9
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Posted: Sep 23, 2008 at 13:23 Quote
rubbersidedown661 wrote:
Coulour preferences?
I'm not sure yet but it's a blue frame so possibly blue and white?

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^That's it^
flag rubbersidedown661
Posted: Sep 23, 2008 at 13:30 Quote
Well if i was like all the 12 year olds on this site I would say DEITY!!! EVERYTHING! But that isn't very diverse is it lol. I would say Macneil Conjoined Cranks, With a macneil SL Seat in white for both, with a Profile Imperial Sprocket in blue, 25-28t is decent.
Thats what I came up with so far.
flag NoahTheMisfit
Posted: Sep 23, 2008 at 13:31 Quote
I think that frame would look really cool with white/blue Transition Revolution wheels. They aren't that expensive either.
flag dylaine
Posted: Sep 23, 2008 at 13:36 Quote
listen to this guy^^ Blue Transition Revolution wheelset would go amazing with that frame...
flag rubbersidedown661
Posted: Sep 23, 2008 at 13:38 Quote
Easton monkey-lite SL Bars, with custom white spray job in a 25.4mm. Hopefully this year Straitline will have a Blue stem, cause that would work good too. And Good idea for the Transition wheels.
flag rubbersidedown661
Posted: Sep 23, 2008 at 13:40 Quote
You should change your tires though to the Intense Micro-knobbies, I have K-rads, and they have the shittiest rubber compound ever, you will slide all over the place if your ride +50psi. The Micro-knobbies are awesome though, mine are on order.
flag dylaine
Posted: Sep 23, 2008 at 13:40 Quote
rubbersidedown661 wrote:
Easton monkey-lite SL Bars, with custom white spray job in a 25.4mm. Hopefully this year Straitline will have a Blue stem, cause that would work good too. And Good idea for the Transition wheels.
straitline does make a blue stem this year...seen a picture earlier this afternoon...hold on, ill try to findWink
flag iggz
Posted: Sep 23, 2008 at 13:40 Quote
I won their blue stem.
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flag bike-machine-22
Posted: Sep 23, 2008 at 13:41 Quote
dont get conjoined's there known to snap, if its a light/not too expensive build but still strong that your goin for.. transition wheels,argyle 302,wtp royal cranks,those are some good and not too expensive parts... im not gonna mention much more because I havnt really bought anything budget in a while but if thats no concern, thomson post and stem, king headset, I personally like the way avid bb5 with shadow linear and ady monolever short rides and its cheap, as for bars, despite the trend comments, deity's are nice, aswell as ns districts, that should help
flag dylaine
Posted: Sep 23, 2008 at 13:41 Quote
igz- wrote:
I won their blue stem.
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bingo...hahaha ...that was excellent timing.
flag iggz
Posted: Sep 23, 2008 at 13:43 Quote
dylaine420 wrote:
igz- wrote:
I won their blue stem.
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bingo...hahaha ...that was excellent timing.
Salute
flag dylaine
Posted: Sep 23, 2008 at 13:44 Quote
-Avid BB7 w/ linear cable, and a speed dial ultimate lever... that would be the best braking system you could get...
try and look around to compare and find lighter parts and better colours etc...
-get an argyle 318, but not an 07
flag pinscher15
Posted: Sep 23, 2008 at 13:45 Quote
for wheels i would and did go with arrow racing rims, in either 24 or 26 depending on wat u prefer, macneil conjoined cranks, macneil seat and post, blk market bars deity stem, hollow pin chain, chris king headset, as for hubs it depends how much you have to spend... i run a carbon fiber formula front 20 mm hub and a woodman bill single rear hub and that set up is really nice
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