kfarm
- Member since Sep 23, 2012
- Male / 33
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Colorado Springs , Colorado - 8 Followers
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Dec 19, 2019 at 18:59
Dec 19, 2019
Mondraker Foxy Carbon XR 29er
$4250 USDYou might think "no way I need an XL Mondraker", which is what I used to think (I'm 6'3"). I Rode a Large for a bit, but as soon as I hopped on an XL everything clicked. I never liked XL frames from other brands, so I've always ridden a Large, but with Forward Geometry it just works, the bike feels incredibly balanced.
I haven't been able to ride for close to a year, so this bike has very little time on it. Everything (except broken saddle) is in excellent condition.
Upgrades:
Complete frame wrapped in Suntek self-healing PPF, so the paint is in like-new condition.
Monarch rear shock (makes the bike much more lively than the coil that came on the bike)
Lyrik Fork
absoluteBLACK Oval Chainring - 32t Direct Mount (if you haven't tried oval, I highly suggest giving it a shot).
ODI Rogue Grips
Current saddle is cracked, so you'll want to source your own
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kfarm mikekazimer's article
Jun 16, 2015 at 13:59
Jun 16, 2015
Turn Up the Volume: RockShox Suspension Tuning Clinic
perfectly said, @dingus.
@wicol, you are correct. It changes the consistency of the fluid when it is overheated. Just like hydraulic brakes, when the fluid reaches its boiling point, the tiny air bubbles expand into large air bubbles. Also, when a fluid reaches its boiling point and cools back down, it now has broken down some of the fluid, and will reach its boiling point even easier the next time... and the cycle continues.
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