NS sub build

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Posted: Oct 31, 2008 at 12:44 Quote
Well i am getting money for christmas and i am going to build a mountain bike up.
Heres the spec
Frame: NS Suburban 24" 2008
Forks: Identiti Rebates 1420
bars: NS jalapeno
Stem: DMR headstock
Front hub: NS roller simple 20mm 32h
Rear Hub: NS Coaster Pro MKII 32h
Front rim: Atomlab pimp lite
Rear rim: Atomlab pimp lite
seatpost: DMR lock jaw
Seat: ? (maybe a macneil or something like that)
Pedals DMR V8
I already have cranks and i am going have it brakeless.
Any suggestions on stuff i should change
Cheers
jack

Posted: Oct 31, 2008 at 12:50 Quote
well it seems good. but if your going for a light bike you should change a few things.

Posted: Oct 31, 2008 at 13:04 Quote
i am not realy bothered about weight but what should i change if i was going for a light bike

Posted: Oct 31, 2008 at 13:22 Quote
For a light build...
Frame: NS Suburban 24" 2008
Forks: Identiti Rebates parks
bars: Gusset open prisons (or Ns districts)
Stem: Odyssey elementary v3
Front hub: a light bmx one
Rear Hub: a light bmx one
Front rim: Atomlab pimp lite
Rear rim: Atomlab pimp lite
Front tyre: KHE Mac2 park
Rear tyre: KHE Mac2 park
seatpost: DMR lock jaw (File it down so you can slam it and cut it down abit)
Seat: Macneil SL (SL is thinner meaning less weight)
Pedals: Light bmx ones

Posted: Oct 31, 2008 at 13:25 Quote
charge-rider wrote:
For a light build...
Frame: NS Suburban 24" 2008
Forks: Identiti Rebates parks
bars: Gusset open prisons (or Ns districts)
Stem: Odyssey elementary v3
Front hub: a light bmx one
Rear Hub: a light bmx one
Front rim: Atomlab pimp lite
Rear rim: Atomlab pimp lite
Front tyre: KHE Mac2 park
Rear tyre: KHE Mac2 park
seatpost: DMR lock jaw (File it down so you can slam it and cut it down abit)
Seat: Macneil SL (SL is thinner meaning less weight)
Pedals: Light bmx ones


Why not a macneil stump post instead. And i would go for badabings and underboss stem to save even more weight...

Posted: Oct 31, 2008 at 13:26 Quote
I didnt think you could put a bmx hub on a suburban frame. but correct me if i am wrong.

jack

Posted: Oct 31, 2008 at 13:28 Quote
you can use bmx hubs up front but the frame is 135mm so you can only use mtb hubs

Posted: Oct 31, 2008 at 13:34 Quote
I thought so. Are the ns RNS forks any good? btw i am going to be using the bike for a lot of dirt jumping as well.

Posted: Oct 31, 2008 at 13:35 Quote
Okay scrap the light bmx hub on the back idea...
And iv been thinking you could save weight by getting a federal slammed post and use a shim to make it fit.
Not only is it lighter than the DMR one by being a bmx one but they have cut it as short as they can so it saves even more weight.

Posted: Oct 31, 2008 at 13:39 Quote
Yeah i was looking at the federal slamed and i think you can get shims off chain reaction cycles. does the suburban have a euro bottom bracket?
cheers
Jack

Posted: Oct 31, 2008 at 13:46 Quote
For a light build...
Frame: NS Suburban 24" 2008
Forks: Identiti Rebates parks
bars: deity
Stem: atomlab pimplite
Front hub: anything
Rear Hub: anything
Front rim: Mavic 321
Rear rim: Mavic 321
Front tire: KHE Mac2 park
Rear tire: KHE Mac2 park
seatpost: pivitol seat post, then you can cut it down if you want
Seat: Kink slim seat
Pedals: plastic

Posted: Oct 31, 2008 at 13:48 Quote
whats better trailblades or rebates?
btw thanks for all your help
jack

Posted: Oct 31, 2008 at 13:52 Quote
wtp-jack wrote:
Yeah i was looking at the federal slamed and i think you can get shims off chain reaction cycles. does the suburban have a euro bottom bracket?
cheers
Jack

they have euro bb´s. I would go for a Rebate. Dont have a reason really. I just dont like DMR parts

Posted: Oct 31, 2008 at 13:56 Quote
ok then i will go for the rebates. if you run a 28t on the front what would you run on the back?
jack

Posted: Oct 31, 2008 at 13:58 Quote
fireman- wrote:
For a light build...
Frame: NS Suburban 24" 2008
Forks: Identiti Rebates parks
bars: deity
Stem: atomlab pimplite
Front hub: anything
Rear Hub: anything
Front rim: Mavic 321
Rear rim: Mavic 321
Front tire: KHE Mac2 park
Rear tire: KHE Mac2 park
seatpost: pivitol seat post, then you can cut it down if you want
Seat: Kink slim seat
Pedals: plastic
Correct me if im wrong but arnt they 26" rims?

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