Adam Brayton joins quite a few other riders in running a mullet setup for Hardline this year, but his race bike features a unique build with a mixture of parts from Hope, SRAM and Renthal. Before the racing got underway, we caught up with Adam to get the details on his Nukeproof Dissent 297. Despite the huge hits and relentless technicality of the Hardline course, Adam apparently hasn't made too many changes from his regular World Cup set up, instead preferring the consistency of a familiar feeling bike.
Adam Brayton's build on his Dissent features plenty of parts from the UK with a complete Renthal cockpit and Hope brakes, cranks, wheels and cassette.
Stfu honestly, a bike check should include setup not just a list of parts and a few pictures.
If you’re some pleb who doesn’t benefit from knowledge about what the best are doing, please keep your opinion to yourself. It is adding no value, that we know definitively.
And from a takeaways perspective...Let’s take air pressure in tires for example. Many may think when it’s said that these guys run HIGH pressures, that it means actually high pressures...but no, because they are nice enough to list the pressures, we can see they are running high end of regular pressures.
Forget it lol...you’re right, hur dur they’re shimmed differently hur dur we just need pictures...literally clueless. There is no “us” here, you are speaking for yourself, let’s be clear.
“These top wc guys” tf are you even on about....
I’m disappointed in myself for even engaging with you fools.
Should have just ignored this and left for my shuttle sesh, but wanted to finish my coffee. Cya
more info: Nukeproof
not so much on Braytons Hardline Dissent
But, they dooo have cookies!!
and they’re re FREE!!