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Toronto, Ontario phamtastic: My-First-FS
in: XC Riding232 views
Roywood Hood
DanRaceface bashguard and chain guide installed.
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Toronto, Ontario phamtastic: My-First-FS
in: Bikes - All Mountain/Enduro206 views | 1 comments
Finished upgrading this badboy out of the box; Kenda SB8/Nevegal Tires @ 2.1 Sun Ringle DT Rims (Commencal 20mm, Chrome Formula 10mm hubs) Hayes Stroker Hyrdos with V7/V6 Rotors Marzo DJ1 RaceFace Strafe Grips MEC A++ Pedals Rest is stock Jamis components. 165lb rider running the rear tire at 37psi, shock at 165 psi 33% rebound; Front tire at 39psi, shock at 30 psi 88% rebound.
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Toronto, Ontario phamtastic: My-First-FS
in: Bikes - All Mountain/Enduro213 views
- My first FS bike; 2011 Jamis Dakar XC. - Tektro IO brakes work great with the Alivio M430 drivetrain. Alivio has jumped up in quality to previous years. - Geax Mezcal tires are extremely fast rollers with decent grip on hardpack. - Rear shock is fully functional and is holding up my weight pretty good. - Grips are comfy, triggers are snappy, 2 finger levers are somewhat responsive, the 2 piece pedals are livable, saddle's gel is nice on the tush - RST GILA PRO TnL forks are terrible, only thing that throws off the bike to epic proportions. - Looking to get some white Marzocchi's in the near future. - All in all, can feel the quality in the old school design frame; I got my moneys worth on this complete at $650 CDN BNIB. - Future upgrades will include: Tektro carbon brake levers, front derailleur, flat pedals, fat grippy tires with lighter DWC rims
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