Air Affair 08- Brandon Semenuks custom Trek Remedy
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- Dirt Jumping
- Date Posted
- Jun 15, 2008 at 22:49Jun 15, 2008
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Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
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- Brandon Semenuk
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pdurand
(Jun 16, 2008 at 0:58)
kool he has the shifter down on the frame
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Are you actually kidding!!!???? First off, that's not even what they were talking about, and second, THAT IS HIS SHIFTER
- 3 4
yeah actually its a Sram xo shifter, you can clearly see the carbon fiber, graet idea, and yeah theres no gyro, just pre-spinned cables
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ITS AN X0 SHIFTER, END OF STORY.
look familiar???
www.sagecycles.com/Merchant2/graphics/00000001/SH02SRX002.jpg
look familiar???
www.sagecycles.com/Merchant2/graphics/00000001/SH02SRX002.jpg
- 3 1
you no why im confuced, cas trek has too dj/slopestyle riders but they dont make a slopestyle bike for the public cas based of that i would buy one the first chance i got plus then they wouldnt have cam and semenuk advertising bikes that dont egsist to anyone exsept them!!! in other words, please trek release something like that for sale!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Nad you guys have no idea how nice this thing is in person, and it's stupid light, puts my SX to shame(and IT is 32.5 lbs)
- 10 0
K budy you don't know what you're talking about obviously, and read closer, I was talking about WEIGHT. BTW I have an SX, not SX trail
- 3 12
Except the pedaling no good. And I dont want some stupid retort, I know what I am talking about. All ABP does is fix your braking. But I do agree that Trek's styling is very nice.
- 7 0
doesnt matter much about any slopsetyle bike techonlogy,this bike is designed to soak up one bump at a time. thats all a slopestyle course is. for dh you can start to get all into technology, as far as slopsestyle goes i honestly would give it to kona they have a fullsuspesion designed to be single speed so you drop cables and the weight off all the drivetrain.
- 1 16
needs new front/back discs
for that type of bike, you would think they would just be a bit better
for that type of bike, you would think they would just be a bit better
- 1 0
actually... look really close i dont think they are elixirs...
it sorta looks like the cr but i think its a juicy carbon look for the pad contact nob
- 0 4
hey sumas-shredder? if you read it closely, pretty sure that i said discs and not the actual brake smart ass
- 1 0
but why a biiger rotor man?,he doesnt need any special stoping he needs a lighter bike to control. things like smaller discs etc adds up to save alot of weight.for this bike bigger rotors would acctualy be a disidvantage and pointless.
- 1 14
dude, if your getting so into the details.. how much weight is a bigger rotor going to add to your bike? what, 10-15 grams at most? If you think its too heavy for you... start to work out!
you might need it if you thnk adding bigger rotors makes your big much heavier. Ya it might be pointless but thats really up to the rider.
you might need it if you thnk adding bigger rotors makes your big much heavier. Ya it might be pointless but thats really up to the rider.
- 4 0
your idea is stupid and pointles,theres a reason theres 6 in rotors,ofcourse he could still ride the bike with 8 inch rotors,but it would be stupid and pointless!!
- 3 0
if u actually go through and add up all the little things u do to save weight, it comes out to alot, its not about how strong u are, its just about convenience, why work out at the gym when u could be spending the time riding ur bike anyway
- 2 0
he doesn't use his brakes often enough, or brake hard enough to warrant 8" disc brakes. He's smooth. And yeah. when you save 20-30 grams in heaps of places... it makes a huge difference.
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by the way there are hydro-gyro's out there.
there's a german company (the same that make the quad brakes) that have gyros and semenuk does have hydro-gyro's
there's a german company (the same that make the quad brakes) that have gyros and semenuk does have hydro-gyro's
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you're right trickstuff was the first company to produce a hydro-gyro called "Trixer"
www.trickstuff.de/index.php?p=d39de1
www.trickstuff.de/index.php?p=d39de1
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it prevents cable stretch on his derailluer cable, so he barely ever has to tune his derailuer, like 20 thousand other ppl have said already, its to keep it out of the way
- 0 2
well thats funny ive seen that bike at mt washington i saw with my own eyes its a freakin shifter
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ok ur stupid....we're not talking about the frame mounted shifter, we're talking about the object just under the stem and above the headset, the ways the cables r run its hard to tell wether its a hydro gyro, we all know the thing on the frame is a Sram XO shifter, just shutup and maybe try to process the commments for a little longer before responding