OIR85
- Member since Sep 5, 2011
- Male / 39
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Bedford , United Kingdom - 1 Followers
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Selling
Dec 27, 2018 at 12:03
Dec 27, 2018
Selling
Aug 23, 2014 at 15:02
Aug 23, 2014
Santa Cruz Nomad Carbon medium
$2200 GBPI bought the Nomad in mid August 2013 and built it up from the good parts left on my old Yeti and lots of new bits too. I stopped riding the bike at the End of June because i bought the 2014 650b Nomad.
Frame comes with Fox CTD X and Works Components 1.5 degree angled headset (Head angle 65-66degrees measured with an iPhone)
Fork is a Fox 63 180mm Talas that has been TF tuned and converted to a spring for The Alps. (Talas components come with the sale)
Drive train is Shimano SLX cranks single ring and 10spd Sram X9 rear mech. 11-36 cassette.
Brakes are Hope M4 203mm disc front and rear with matchmaker mount for the X9 shifter.
Thompson 50mm stem with Renthal Fatbars and Yeti grips
Wheels are Superstar Trizoid hubs with Stans Flow Rims
Rockshox Reverb seatpost
I think thats all the main stuff but drop me a line if you need more info or you want to make me an offer.
OIR85 mikekazimer's article
Apr 20, 2013 at 3:18
Apr 20, 2013
First Look: Three Prototypes From Marin Cycles
Nice to see something a bit different from Marin, glad they ditched the quad link, what they have there is pretty much vpp (sorry DW)
OIR85 mountainequipmentcoop's article
Feb 7, 2013 at 6:42
Feb 7, 2013
Ghost Bikes Shredding the Shore
i agree with @Piks-Liks. There is a lot of chat over the naming of a bike. I wasn't slagging off the bikes, its whatever floats your boat.
OIR85 mountainequipmentcoop's article
Feb 7, 2013 at 3:30
Feb 7, 2013
Ghost Bikes Shredding the Shore
@deeeight seems awfully quite after @bananowy had his pants down........just saying. Ghost should just go down the Cove route and think of some cool original names that are fun and dont sound like Casio watches. Some people get more fun from the tech than actually riding it seems so maybe it will suit those types. Doesnt make there bikes any better or worse though, i'm sure they are as good as any "Engineered in Germany made in China Bike". Que @deeeight retort :)
