38.5#s including dirt as of last Saturday.

 not a shabby weight,have you any quo's other than the 36.

 Now that I have a season on it just, a couple of small things the Gamut guide the chain forces its way in between the roller and the bash (minor annoyance) and I have dented the rear rim something fierce, it seems rather soft.
I am looking at lacing up some 721's to a Hugi FR hub in the rear and a 340 in the front, and I am also considering a the Joplin post.
All in all the bike is a blast, it goes down fast, and will climb willingly (even if the rider isn't).

 thank's was a nice review.

 No worries.

 one more question i promise,how doe's the rear travel feel in comparison to say your norco,i used to have a demo but it was just to big for my need's but i still like to dh and do some drop's.

 The easiest way to put it is that I sold the A-line. The rear suspension hasn't bottomed out on me yet, I have noticed that the square edge sensitivity is fantastic compared to the previous years version. I think that with the Totem on the front end that it is just a slightly lighter Demo 7.

 I just couldn't do the white, the show floor bike you could already see hand prints on the seat. and I found the Fox 36 kinda clunky.

 really? weird! i find my 36 somtimes even bette then some 180mm forks out there...personal taste i guess

 Definitely personal taste, I rode the Totem all last season, and test riding the SX with the 36 just wasn't for me so I went to the Totem and the bike feels so much better.

 cool, anyway, props for the bike man, looks cool, and its sure a nice ride, cheers!

 Yes she is.

 nice, how does it feel?

 She is under sprung at the moment (I am waiting on a spring) but I have never had a bike that pedals as well as this one does even under sprung. Now I can't wait for the snow to melt to hit dirt instead of urban.