RATE MY RIDE XC/AM - RATE THE BIKE posted above you.

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RATE MY RIDE XC/AM - RATE THE BIKE posted above you.
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Posted: Dec 27, 2009 at 16:58 Quote
Moar bicycles please!

Posted: Dec 27, 2009 at 17:07 Quote
blakel wrote:
Moar bicycles please!
+1 I feel like posting people's bikes for them..

Posted: Dec 27, 2009 at 18:01 Quote
So here is the XC ride for now. DMR Trailstar. I know it is not super light but it works perfect for me and does dual duty as the DJ and pump track rig as well. So it had to be burly enough for Trail rides DJ, XC, pretty much anything. anyway here we go!

Build spec.
DMR Trailstar
Marz DJ1
FSA Orbit headset
Hayes Stroker Ryde brake set
Deity Bar's and Stem
Cheep Sette seatpost
WTB black diamond seat
Revolution 32 wheelset
2.35 small block 8's
FSA gravity light cranks
and a sick nasty Green KMC chain!

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And the AM/FR Rig. when it's done.
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It's on the way right now! should be here tuesday. Here is the build spec for the Felt.

Felt Redemption 2
RS Lyrik 2step
Holzfeller stem 60mm white
Gravity Maximus light bars in white
Oury lock on grips W/ Deity Bar ends
Elixir CR Brakeset
X9 shifter and rear Der
Easton seat post/ untill I get my Joplin
Not sure on the saddle
Salsa clamp
Holzfeller Cranks in White
Howitzer Team BB
E13 LS1 CG
Revolution 32's in white
not sure on tires yet. thinking about Kenda BBG's when they come out until then it looks like Nevagals
Well I think thats it. what do you think?

Posted: Dec 28, 2009 at 8:25 Quote
Very nice DMR indeed! Cool making a XC-DJ combo, which actually makes the often more boring XC-rides somewhat more fun, as the bike is properly very agile.. 7/10

New bike, Felt Redemption, well, very nice spec'ed, and is gonna be a cool build, but, i'm not very much on to the frame, i'd probably spec for a better frame, and upgrade parts in time.. 6/10

Well, my bike, Cube Sting, XC/AM, 140mm up front on a Fox Float RLC, and estimated 115mm in the back in a RP23.
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Watch more pics in my profile..

Cube Sting HPA
Fox Float RLC 140mm
XT Cranks, BB, Front+Rear Mech's
Mavic Crossland Wheels
Race Face Atlas AM 70mm Stem + Low Riser Bar
Formula Oro K24 Brakes
ODI Grips
Schwalbe Nobby Nic 2.4 Front and 2.25 Rear
Time Z Control Pedals
Syntace P6 Stem + Selle Italia Seat

Give it a shot! Wink

Posted: Dec 28, 2009 at 9:06 Quote
8/10 that cube is awesome, but man those wheels.

Here it's mine.
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Posted: Dec 28, 2009 at 9:07 Quote
very very nice bike mate, bet its super light, love the spec!..only fall back for me is the tires, i had them on for about a month and i just couldn't find grip and had to run them at a super high preasure to stop from pinch flating.. other than that super nice so 8/10

here's mine, Mongoose amasa comp 2008

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Frame - Flat Top Tube Technologies All Mountain 6061 Alloy
Forks - Rockshox Revelation, 130-85mm (de-stickered)
Rear Derailleur - SRAM SX-5.0 long cage
Front Derailleur - SR Suntour XCR414
Shifters - SRAM SX-5.0 Impulse trigger 27 Speed
Chainset - Shimano M442 22/32/44T
Bottom Bracket - Shimano ES25 Octalink
Chain - KMC Z-920
Headset - Ritchey Logic Zero
Stem - Mongoose 31.8 stem, with CNC M-logo
Handlebars - funn oversised
Brakes - Tektro Auriga Comp hydraulic disc
Brake Levers - Tektro Auriga Comp hydraulic
rims - Alex TD24 disc specific (FRONT) mavic EN521 (REAR)
Front Hub - Formula DC19 Alloy IS disc mount sealed
Rear Hub - Shimano XT
Spokes - Stainless steel, black (FRONT) dt swiss sandard, black (REAR)
Tyres - Specialized eskar control, 2.3in
Saddle - charge spoon
Seatpost - M-logo alloy w/ double bolt integral head
Pedals - Slimjim gusset, white
Grips - Token lock ons

Possible Upgrades
- XT chainset
- Shorter stem
- Avid elixir

if you've got any other ideas of upgrades or setup leave in your comment and rating!

i will hopefully save up and transfer the parts that i am upgrading onto a full suser frame, mabey a zesty or commencial but i will have to see when the time comes, when ive got enough MONEY!

Posted: Dec 28, 2009 at 9:07 Quote
my rating is for the cube*

O+
Posted: Dec 28, 2009 at 9:41 Quote
Got a Trance x4 on order arrive in feb cant wait got a few bits to put on it mainly bars stem brakes and pedals and maybe fork ill see if the tora is better than the 06 all mountain sl' i have now (any input there welcome) but for now its the xtc which i shall try get a pic off soon.

Posted: Dec 28, 2009 at 12:02 Quote
Nice bikes people keep them coming tup

We need someone to post a bike and rate the Mongoose Wink

Posted: Dec 28, 2009 at 18:25 Quote
Regarding the Mongoose above, Nice, hard working spec for a hardworking bike! For a young fella I rate 10 outa 10! Its nice to see you take pride in your ride.

My tin donkeyNative
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Posted: Dec 29, 2009 at 15:05 Quote
Nice ride 9/10 looks mint mate

Posted: Dec 29, 2009 at 18:59 Quote
Nice Ironhorse! Where did you buy it in Canada? Sportcheck is the only dealer I know of

Posted: Dec 29, 2009 at 22:25 Quote
Actually I just bought the frame from ebay, then built it up. Ya I think Ironhorse is kaput now. Can still get some good close out deals tho. Thanks for the props

valtra wrote:
Nice Ironhorse! Where did you buy it in Canada? Sportcheck is the only dealer I know of

Posted: Dec 30, 2009 at 5:55 Quote
Ya Ironhorse is definitely kaput. http://www.osk-art.cz/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-7463

I've considered looking into buying a frame, but if something goes wrong with bearings or bushings or whatever they use, I'd be up sh*t creek.

robschultz2 wrote:
Actually I just bought the frame from ebay, then built it up. Ya I think Ironhorse is kaput now. Can still get some good close out deals tho. Thanks for the props

valtra wrote:
Nice Ironhorse! Where did you buy it in Canada? Sportcheck is the only dealer I know of

Posted: Dec 30, 2009 at 6:04 Quote
valtra wrote:
Ya Ironhorse is definitely kaput. I've considered looking into buying a frame, but if something goes wrong with bearings or bushings or whatever they use, I'd be up sh*t creek.

robschultz2 wrote:
Actually I just bought the frame from ebay, then built it up. Ya I think Ironhorse is kaput now. Can still get some good close out deals tho. Thanks for the props

valtra wrote:
Nice Ironhorse! Where did you buy it in Canada? Sportcheck is the only dealer I know of

Well you don't have to replace the bearings with what IH gives you. Most likely they use enduro anyway. but you can always get a kit direct from enduro. probly cheeper, and if they are not using enduro I am sure better quality. warranty issues would be a pain in the ass, but I am sure you could fix most anything aside from frame snap.

EDIT: Oh yeah forgot this....
http://www.enduroforkseals.com/id266.html


 


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