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Snakes and ladders at the Woodlot
My first try at self filming at the Woodlot.
The bike is a Norco Fluid LT.
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- Date Posted
- Apr 13, 2009 at 22:35Apr 13, 2009
- Category
- All Mountain/Enduro/DH
- Location
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Mission, British Columbia, Canada
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pimpedaline
(Aug 8, 2009 at 22:13)
I have the same bike, but with a lot of upgrades, did your fork puke out yet? Mine did after about 50hrs of light riding. I want to head out that way o bad and ride the woodlot so bad, maybe next year. Just what bike to bring, the A-Line or the Fluid LT or both
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The 55R was actually pretty good, after a while the R cartridge did start to act up so I sent it in to Norco and got it upgraded to the new design.
I'm now running a Lyrik U-Turn.
I love my Fluid LT and it practically lives at Woodlot. If you want to hit everything there I would suggest a bigger bike. One of the guys I ride with uses an A-Line and I think it works really well for the trails here.
Check out my page for lots of pics from the Woodlot.
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I have mine at 33lbs 4oz but it took X0, Crossmax SX, Small Block 8s, Deus XC cranks, and the 66 then to keep the light freeridish feel I put some wieght back into it with Diabolus bars and stem. I like the fox DHX line of shocks just the 3.0 air is hard to get set right. The 66 is great adjustable from 140-180mm and lighter than the 55r
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nice job Richard! once my wildcard is built up (early may) we'll have to plan a ride! Im also getting a 08 fluid LT as well (mainly for my dad), first thing ill be doing is swapping out that 3rd ring for a bash like yours.
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I went to 07 66 ATA SL we had a new one sitting at the shop so I picked it up, and its not like my aline is a beast I have it down to 41 lbs