canada1717
- Member since Feb 7, 2007
- Male / 44
- Surrey , British Columbia
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Jul 6, 2015 at 16:27
Jul 6, 2015Rocky Mountain Slayer 50
$2000 CAD2011 Rocky Mountain Slayer 50
Purchased in late 2012.
Upgrades include: KS dropper post, Shimano XT brakes.
Otherwise Stock.
Frame protectors on the frame since day one.
Comes with Flat pedals, or Shimano SPD, or Crank Brothers Egg Beaters
Forks and Rear shock serviced at the end of last season. Not ridden this season.
Pinkbike review and Specs: http://www.pinkbike.com/product/rocky-mountain/2011-Slayer-50/
Selling
Jun 30, 2014 at 10:03
Jun 30, 2014Formula RX Brakes
$100 CAD2012 Formula RX brakes. Front and Rear. Ready to mount. Pads are at approx. 40% front and rear. Does not come with rotors. Includes mounting bolts, but depending on your rotor/adapter size you may need new ones.
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Jun 5, 2014 at 16:25
Jun 5, 2014Trek Madone 6 Project 1
$2000 CADTrek Madone 6 Project 1.
54 cm.
Carbon frame, fork, handlebars, stem, seatpost.
Ultegra grupo, except Shimano 105 pedals. Bontrager RXL Wheels. Brand new rear tire, front tire has 200km on it. Bottom bracket serviced 200km ago. New brake pads at the same time. Includes ANT+ cadence sensor in chainstay.
Purchased for the Ride to Conquer Cancer, now not really into road biking. Want to sell or trade for a DH bike, size small or medium.
In great condition.
Full picture library here: http://s144.photobucket.com/user/Canada17_01/library/Madone?sort=3&page=1
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Dec 25, 2012 at 22:42
Dec 25, 2012Like New Rocky Mountain Flow 1
$400 CAD2011
Size: Long
White/Purple
Completely stock. I purchased this about a year ago for my wife and she rode it twice on the road. Not even broken in. Will trade for bike parts. Not interested in DJ's, single speeds, or other frankenbikes.
Stock specs:
Price at new:$1000
Fork:Marzocchi Dirt Jumper 3
Cassette:Shimano HG-30-8 11-32T
Crankarms:Truvativ Blaze 170mm Bash/32/22T
Bottom Bracket:Truvativ Howitzer XR
Pedals:RMB Low Pro Flat
Chain:KMC Z-72
Rear Derailleur:Shimano Alivio
Front Derailleur:Shimano FD-M190 31.8mm
Shifter Pods:Shimano Altus Rapid Fire 8spd
Handlebar:RMB DJ Ø31.8mm x 670mm x 35mm Rise
Stem:RMB FR 10° x 40mm
Brakes:Avid BB5 Mechanical Disc 160mm
Hubs:RMB XC Disc, RMB DJ Disc W/10mm Axle
Spokes:Stainless
Rim:WTB FX28
Tires:Maxxis High Roller SS 2.35
Seat:RMB DJ
Seatpost:RMB XC 27.2mm
Link: http://www.pinkbike.com/product/rocky-mountain/2011-Flow-1/
canada1717 BigTimber's article
Jun 30, 2011 at 11:02
Jun 30, 2011
Is the Free Ride Over?
I don't know that I agree with the notion that Freeride is dead. I think that freeride is what it has always been at its heart, unable to be commodified. Companies tried to turn Freeriding into dollars the same way that the music industry takes whatever is cutting edge and makes it pop. Freeride is the "punk" of the riding world, when you try to make it popular, you have violated its very essence. Freeride isn't about buying things branded as freeride, it is about going out with whatever bike you have, whatever gear you have, on whatever trail you can find with your friends and riding it in the most creative and enjoyable way possible. As soon as you try to make money off of that pure riding, you have missed the very reason it started and why it persists. Freeride is not dead, and as long as people are out there riding without care of what label to apply, it never will die. Unlike a marketing campaign, you can't kill and idea or a feeling.