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flag the-lemon
Posted: Feb 22, 2009 at 14:29 Quote
awais wrote:
i wasnt sure cause it sid ironhorse sunday world cup build kit.

so build kit im guessing means put it together
yeah im pretty sure you dont have to put it together
flag mr-wilson
Posted: Feb 22, 2009 at 21:23 Quote
1. Gravity Light bends easily and Saint are heavy. Go for Hozzfeller OCT (not the crappy Hussefelt!)

Since they have an 18 pound bb, 09' Saints are in the same general neighbourhood. Atlas FR are an option. With all these bending G'Lights you never really see them.

3. This wheel-set "DT FR 2350" is race only.. It won't last 3 or 4 runs in full race speed, it was made to dent easily, on the other hand you wont get a flat!

The EX1750 is a regular all around wheel-set and wont dent after 3 or 4 runs.

The lightest wheel on the market would be Industry Nine rear Hub and Spokes and 729 rim on the back (strong and reliable).. And Hadley front hub, Sapin spokes and Sun MTX 31 rim on the front wheel (strong and super light).
Mavic 823 rims are way soft, you might get some nasty dents quickly..

2009 2350 sets use a stronger alloy and are more resistant to denting. An all mountain wheelset of 1750 grams is not a long term race set anymore than 2350's and if not on the Sunday already can be difficult to find as they are not sold in 150 x 12 (came OEM on Sundays and 303's). Your wheelset is 2265 grams without tape, not exceptionally heavy, but not that light either and adds weight to where you feel it most

Sorry didn't mean this to be all at you........after reading this thread I'm amazed I can get to the bottom of the hill with all my flimsy parts.
flag iggz
Posted: Feb 23, 2009 at 13:21 Quote
mr-wilson wrote:
The EX1750 is a regular all around wheel-set and wont dent after 3 or 4 runs.
No, they're as race-y as a wheelset can get.

150mm ex1750 rear's are avaliable, you just have to do some work.
flag mr-wilson
Posted: Feb 23, 2009 at 13:25 Quote
Sorry didn't quote that well. I wrote the bold bits.
flag NarrowBars
Posted: Apr 9, 2009 at 13:11 Quote
Sorry to grave dig but i need help with my Sunday build.

Decided on an SDG I Beam I Fly. 30.0mm post for a sunday? (well thats what I've ordered). But can't find the seat clamp size, LBS aren't answering phone and my digital calipers have given up the ghost.

Please help.
flag iggz
Posted: Apr 9, 2009 at 13:44 Quote
If you try typing in ' Ironhorse Sunday seatpost diameter ' into google, you'll get your answer.
flag NarrowBars
Posted: Apr 9, 2009 at 13:53 Quote
iggz wrote:
If you try typing in ' Ironhorse Sunday seatpost diameter ' into google, you'll get your answer.

I know the post, it's the clamp diameter i'm after. But someone has messaged me the answer. 34.9mm. Thanks for your help
flag awais
Posted: Nov 16, 2011 at 21:31 Quote
if anyones still following here is the finished product Razz
playing around with the new T3i
thanks guys!
flag stryke
Posted: Nov 17, 2011 at 4:23 Quote
feb 21 2009 build
nov 17 2011 finished
flag awais
Posted: Nov 17, 2011 at 8:39 Quote
Haha yeah that's what happens when you're a student working little to no hours and living in your own Razz

 


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