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cyclogeek
- Member since Jan 11, 2013
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Bellingham , Washington - 6 Followers
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Feb 8, 2014 at 11:09
Feb 8, 2014Large Santa Cruz Bronson C --Carbon 27.5 badassness--
$3500 USD--Equipped--
Raceface Next Carbon Bars
Raceface Half Nelson lockon grips
Raceface Atlas stem 50mm
WTB Volt Race saddle
Raceface Ride 30.9x375mm
Fox 34 Float Fork 150mm
Fox Float CTD Rear Shock
Avid Elixir 5's w/ 180mm front 160mm rear rotors
Shimano SLX 10sp Shifters
SLX/XT Derailleurs
Shimano Deore 3x Cranks
WTB ST i23 TCS rims laced to Sram 15mm Front hub and 12mm Rear
Maxxis High Roller 2's currently set up TUBELESS
--Info--
Large frame
150mm VPP⢠suspension
27.5" wheels
142mm rear axle spacing
Double sealed pivots with grease ports for low maintenance
Collet axle pivots- lock in place without pinch bolts.
Angular contact bearings maximize stiffness.
Standard or Direct mount rear derailleur option
ISCG-05 tabs for chainguide compatibility
Stealth and external seatpost cable routing
73mm threaded bb: creak-free riding and easy installation
Molded rubber frame protection
Text if you want some more info!
400miles of trail use over about 6 months
Owned and maintained by a mechanic
Selling
Nov 22, 2013 at 15:39
Nov 22, 2013Bontrager InForm RXL Hollow Ti Saddle $40 shipped!
$40 USDBontrager's Inform RXL is a high-tech saddle ready for long rides.
It features the right amount of padding in all the right places to take pressure off sensitive areas and increase blood flow.
The saddle's shape and rear curvature are optimized to give riders excellent support, ergonomics and comfort, even the graphics are away from high-friction zones.
Plus, the hollow ti rails mean that you don't have to sacrifice low weight for luxury
Width: 128mm
Weight: 180 grams
Retail is about $130-$150 USD
cyclogeek cyclogeek's video
Nov 6, 2013 at 15:03
Nov 6, 2013
i dont do anything special, but i used to have a problem with the camera moving positions and i fixed that just by cranking the screw maybe thats causing your bouncing? i have the straps as tight as they go, this was filmed with the camera "top up" but recently i have been filming with it hanging upsidedown, seems to work better that way for angle, and less bouncing.
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