Dt Skewer for Specialized. Once again a custom for them.
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- Album
- 2011-Specialized-Stumpjumper-FSR-Comp
- Category
- Bikes - All Mountain/Enduro
- Date Posted
- Oct 25, 2010 at 20:27Oct 25, 2010
- Location
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Keller, Texas, United States
- Trail
- At home
- Riders
- Stumpy FSR
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brandonf
(Oct 26, 2010 at 21:44)
WHY A 9MM!!! While every other company is using 15mm, specialized continues to use 9mm on some many of their bikes. After using a 15mm, 9mm seems like a flexy piece of poo. Sick bike otherwise though
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Haha ya it's definitely better than a standard 9mm but 15mm is still going to blow it away. I just don't see the reasoning behind not using a 15mm axle. It's hardly heavier. Even many xc race bikes use them now, such as giants 21lb full suspension xc race bike
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Oh ok. How capable did you find your trek? I'm looking into an all mountain bike and I'm not really sure how light or heavy I want to go. I can't decide between a 160mm travel in the low 30's or something 28ish lbs that is 140-150 travel with a 32 fork
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My Trek was pretty capable. I liked it.. the newer models are beefier but I'd get a bigger fork for it.
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Ok so you found the 32 to be lacking? I may even try the cannondale claymore. 180mm is more than I want but with the 110mm mode on the rear shock and the 140-180mm talas up front, it may be a pretty versatile bike. The lowest end model is 32 lbs so it's not heavy either
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No it doesn't. Reign X0 would be the ultimate bike IMO but I'm already getting a 2011 glory so I can't do that