Post the specs of your dream slopstyle bike if money wasnt a problem!

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Post the specs of your dream slopstyle bike if money wasnt a problem!
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flag balog
Posted: Nov 3, 2007 at 13:01 Quote
dylanvarkonja wrote:
same but if money wasnt an issue why not
look on my profile for a pic

Cove totally changed the Hustler design for 2008?
I thought it was a 4bar frame
flag tgr9
FL
Posted: Nov 4, 2007 at 6:26 Quote
HaggisOnABike wrote:
-tgr- wrote:
frame: iNtEnse sOcoM (pink with camoo lettering)
fork: arGYlez drOppEd to 65mm
headset: chris kringe, pink to pale pink fade
gyro: TektrO
stem: FiT DowN LOw stem with negative rise (gOld)
baRs: AniMaL Bob sCerbo (cut to 21" wide for 1337 barspins on flat and tailwhips)
grips: RevNege dAkiNe grips (weed leaves oh them make you look hardcore)
brakes: AvId CodE blaCk boXX carboN with a v-BraKe in THe rear (odyssy purple Cable)
cranks: DeiTYz
pedals: 5050's so you can lose pins and shave weight while riding
chain: Sette wiPerMan ti cHain (400$)
wheels: Dt swizzle Fr-2350 pÎNk rimS with GolD Hubs
tires: HoOkWorms

Are you kidding. An intense socom with a 65mm fork and stop writing like that

I was being sarcastic and you took it seriously...
flag freeride8882
Posted: Nov 4, 2007 at 6:35 Quote
frame: transition syren
fork: fox 36
bars: race face diablous
stem race face diablous
brakes:juicy 7
pedals specialized Lo Pro Mag 2 Platform Pedals
rims: syncoros white freeride rims
seat: wtb v speed
cranks: diety
tires : stick-e
flag dustingilding
Posted: Nov 4, 2007 at 8:42 Quote
The Syren is one of the nicest bikes ive ever seen, it looks so cool and is perfect for pretty much any riding, if they make a mens version i would seriously consider buying one.
flag milanboez
Posted: Nov 4, 2007 at 8:52 Quote
straits bike looks sick!
flag mikeyboy
Posted: Nov 4, 2007 at 11:28 Quote
-tgr- wrote:
frame: iNtEnse sOcoM (pink with camoo lettering)
fork: arGYlez drOppEd to 65mm
headset: chris kringe, pink to pale pink fade
gyro: TektrO
stem: FiT DowN LOw stem with negative rise (gOld)
baRs: AniMaL Bob sCerbo (cut to 21" wide for 1337 barspins on flat and tailwhips)
grips: RevNege dAkiNe grips (weed leaves oh them make you look hardcore)
brakes: AvId CodE blaCk boXX carboN with a v-BraKe in THe rear (odyssy purple Cable)
cranks: DeiTYz
pedals: 5050's so you can lose pins and shave weight while riding
chain: Sette wiPerMan ti cHain (400$)
wheels: Dt swizzle Fr-2350 pÎNk rimS with GolD Hubs
tires: HoOkWorms

You know what the sad thing is? You're getting too predictable. Seriously, you're not gonna make an impact on anyone by writing this crap. People either understand your "too-obvious-to-be-elegant" sarcastic comment and ignore it or do not understand it and make a useless comment, causing the thread to derail.

And just so we're clear, I've ridden the 5050's for a season now, and I haven't lost a single pin, nor plate. The axles' threads are ruined though, and there's a 3mm side-to-side play in the right pedal. They do, indeed, suck, but for an entirely different reason.
flag derekt
O+
Posted: Nov 4, 2007 at 15:53 Quote
balog wrote:
Isn´t the Hustler a XC oriented frame?

geoff gulevich used one in the claworx, thats what my friend told me
flag crs-one
Posted: Nov 4, 2007 at 17:42 Quote
derekt wrote:
balog wrote:
Isn´t the Hustler a XC oriented frame?

geoff gulevich used one in the claworx, thats what my friend told me

he used a proto hooker...the new hooker has been around for roughly a year now, but cove isn't pimpin' er out to us yetPimp
flag dustingilding
Posted: Nov 11, 2007 at 11:22 Quote
ride4life456 wrote:
photo

kyle straits bike

with a deity seat and white handle and stem and 36 or 32 van


is it just me or is the rear wheel bigger than the front??? why would that be, i cant think of any reason to do that.Very confused Very confused Very confused
flag stoked33
Posted: Nov 11, 2007 at 12:47 Quote
Frame:Transition Bottle Rocket
Fork: RS Pike
Shock: Fox DHX 5.0
Cranks: Truvativ Holzfellar
Stem: Truvativ Hussefelt in Mint green
Bars: Black Market badda bing bars
Breaks: Avid juicy carbon
Rear Derailur: Single Speed
Rims: Transition Revolution
Hubs: Transition revolution
Head Set: FSA Orbit
Pedals: Animal Hamilton
Tires: DMR moto diggers
Seat: Macneil Capital
Cassete: Single speed conversion...
Seat Post: Macneil Pivitol
Grips: ODI lock ons
Chain Guide: no thank you.
flag tremblay
Posted: Nov 11, 2007 at 12:49 Quote
stoked33 wrote:
Frame:Transition Bottle Rocket
Fork: RS Pike
Shock: Fox DHX 5.0
Cranks: Truvativ Holzfellar
Stem: Truvativ Hussefelt in Mint green
Bars: Black Market badda bing bars
Breaks: Avid juicy carbon
Rear Derailur: Single Speed
Rims: Transition Revolution
Hubs: Transition revolution
Head Set: FSA Orbit
Pedals: Animal Hamilton
Tires: DMR moto diggers
Seat: Macneil Capital
Cassete: Single speed conversion...
Seat Post: Macneil Pivitol
Grips: ODI lock ons
Chain Guide: no thank you.

Why would you run a pike for slopestyle? It would brake on the first big crash. And single speed? yea right buddy, no pro rides SS slopestyle.

I would take an SX Trail.
flag joshmcgarel
Posted: Nov 11, 2007 at 13:10 Quote
frame: bottlerocket or cowan ds
fork: marz 4x
wheels: hope pro 2 on atomlab pimplites. same on back but with pro 2 trials
bar: easton e70
stem: raceface diabolus d2
cranks: raceface diabolus
chainring: 32t e-13 with supercharger bash ring
pedals: gusset slim jims
tyres: larsen tts
brake: juicy 7
grips: odi longnecks
headset: hope
seat and post: tompson post with sdg seat

all nice and single speed tup
flag jim-kaplan
Posted: Nov 11, 2007 at 13:22 Quote
frame: kona cowan ds, baby blue
shock: fox dhx 5.0 air
fork: marzocchi 4x
cranks: deity, white
bar;deity, white
stem: deity white
rims: mavic ex 721
hubs: chris king, blue
spokes; dt champion, white
brakes: shimano saint
shifter:shimanosaint
rear derailleur: shimano saint
chainguide:e13 srs
tires: maxxis holy rollers 26x2.4
headset: chris king no thread set, platinum
pedals: straitline, x-ray
levers: straitline, white
seatpost: thomson elite
saddle: specialized fuse 8, white
flag stoked33
Posted: Nov 11, 2007 at 22:54 Quote
tremblay wrote:

Why would you run a pike for slopestyle? It would brake on the first big crash. And single speed? yea right buddy, no pro rides SS slopestyle.

I would take an SX Trail.

Well considering that the whole RS team rides with pikes I'd be an idiot to follow by example because we know that they obviously blew it (Brendon Semunuk, Jordie LUnn, Ryder Kasprik). But single speed, I'll take critism for that but I figure that it'd be a little more simple, it's preference that's all.
flag DavidMakalaster
Posted: Nov 11, 2007 at 22:59 Quote
tremblay wrote:
Why would you run a pike for slopestyle? It would brake on the first big crash. And single speed? yea right buddy, no pro rides SS slopestyle.

I would take an SX Trail.

I worked at Crankworx Colorado this year. I was around all the competitors a bunch and stood in the middle of the course for the finals. About half of them were running single speed. That was a pedally course too. Many of them (Paul B included) were running SS on dual suspension bikes. The trend also seems to be to 4" bikes. It was a NASTY course too.

 


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