Ryan Meyer 2010 Bike Check - Corsair Ducat

Hey PinkBike, Ryan Meyer here with a little bike check for my 2010 Corsair Ducat! I just built this before I left for the Teva Mountain Games in Vail, CO and have been shredding it ever since.

Details and pics inside,I can't give it enough praise... it's lightweight, nimble, durable, and has the perfect geometry for the gnarliest dirt jumps you can find. The bottom bracket is a bit lower than most hard tails I have rode (12.2" BB height) and it gives you a great center of gravity on the bike. As well, the replaceable headset cups are awesome for a lowered fork; You can adjust the headtube by 1 degree slacker or steeper, so that you can get the same angles by still running a lowered fork.

You can check me riding my Ducat at all the next North American FMB events. Goat Style, Claymore Challenge, Crankworx Colorado, Crankworx Whistler, and at the local trails... if you can find them.



Frame: 2010 Corsair Ducat, Long, one of a kind Malibu Black powder coat.
Fork: 2010 Manitou Circus, 80mm, white with 20mm drop out.
Front Wheel: 26" Atomlab PimpLite GOLD rim with Atomlab PimpLite 20mm hub. 32h with Atomlab Torx nipples.
Back Wheel: 26" Atomlab PimpLite GOLD rim with Atomlab PimpLite 135x12mm, 9spd hub. 32h with Atomlab Torx nipples.
Tires: Geax Saguaro
Brake: Hayes Stroker Trail, 6"
Cranks: Atomlab Pimplite Cranks. Black 170mm.
Pedals: Atomlab Aircorp Gold
Bars: Atomlab limited edition DH bars. 29", black.
Stem: Race Face Atlas 50mm




I would like to say thanks to all the companies supporting me this year:

Corsair Bikes
Manitou Suspension
Hayes Brakes
Atomlab Components

Photos by Yuri Choufour. www.YURICHOUFOUR.com
Superman Photo by Mike Zinger.