Post up your mtb....
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Post up your mtb....
Just got me a new bike yesterday and ran in with a nice 20 mile or so ride with my bro in law (V5). Cracking laugh and well pleased with my purchase:
Brake Levers: Shimano
Brakes: Front and rear Shimano Deore mechanical disc brakesI
Chainset: Truvativ Five-D
Fork / Colour: Rock Shox Judy TT
Frame / Colour: Custom round to square tapered aluminium, disc mount
Freewheel: Shimano cassette
Gear Levers: Shimano STI
Gears Front: Shimano Deore
Gears Rear: Shimano Deore 27 speed
Handlebars: Tioga Hi riser
Headset: Ahead headset
Hub Front / Rear: Shimano
Pedals: Metal cage road
Rims: Freeway QR
Saddle: Tioga Enduro
Seat Clamp: Alloy
Seat Pillar / Bolt: Alloy Micro adjust
Stem: Kore
Tyres: Tioga Factory XC
Wheels / Spokes: Mavic 117 rims, stainless steel spokes
Must stop spending now, today sorted out some frame protectors, pedals and shoes!!!
Brake Levers: Shimano
Brakes: Front and rear Shimano Deore mechanical disc brakesI
Chainset: Truvativ Five-D
Fork / Colour: Rock Shox Judy TT
Frame / Colour: Custom round to square tapered aluminium, disc mount
Freewheel: Shimano cassette
Gear Levers: Shimano STI
Gears Front: Shimano Deore
Gears Rear: Shimano Deore 27 speed
Handlebars: Tioga Hi riser
Headset: Ahead headset
Hub Front / Rear: Shimano
Pedals: Metal cage road
Rims: Freeway QR
Saddle: Tioga Enduro
Seat Clamp: Alloy
Seat Pillar / Bolt: Alloy Micro adjust
Stem: Kore
Tyres: Tioga Factory XC
Wheels / Spokes: Mavic 117 rims, stainless steel spokes
Must stop spending now, today sorted out some frame protectors, pedals and shoes!!!
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Get yourself some Egg Beaters from Crank Bros - they are so sexy. The triple titanium set are a bit steep at £285 though.
Going off to Morzine next week for a few days with some mates - can't wait!
Cheers
Kav
Going off to Morzine next week for a few days with some mates - can't wait!
Cheers
Kav
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Cannondale F600
Hate it with a passion and wish I'd never sold my Stumpjumper
Lockable Suspension and overall lightness are the only redeeming features.....great for climbing, crap for descending.
Hate it with a passion and wish I'd never sold my Stumpjumper
Lockable Suspension and overall lightness are the only redeeming features.....great for climbing, crap for descending.
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Frame: KHS Alite 3000
Forks: RockShox SID (Tim Flukes fettled)
Brakes: Hope XC4s
Cranks: Middleburn RS7
Chainrings: Raceface
Bottom Bracket: urm, can't remember - something light
Front Mech: Shimano XT
Rear Mech: Shimano XTR
Shifters: Shimano XT
Headset: urm can't remember again
Stem: FSA CNC 115
Wheels: 317's on Hope XC hubs
Pedals: DMR V12 (with titanium axles)
Saddle: Selle Italia SLR
Tyres (summer): Nokian Boazabeana X Kevlar
Edited to say will probably change sometime soon as it's getting a little long in the tooth (like me), although I do have a selection of bikes to ride for all occasions
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Got MY00 Marin Mount Vision
http://www.marin.co.uk/marin-2004/reviews.php?ID=12
Want Specialized Enduro
http://www.specialized.com/SBCBkMode...32gbg2m.j27007
Got to find some money
http://www.marin.co.uk/marin-2004/reviews.php?ID=12
Want Specialized Enduro
http://www.specialized.com/SBCBkMode...32gbg2m.j27007
Got to find some money
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Frame: Cannondale M600
Forks: Pace RC36 Evo II
Brakes: XT v's
Front Mech: Shimano XT
Rear Mech: Shimano Acera (with an XT sitting waiting to go on)
Shifters: Shimano basic shyte things (anyone got a set of XT shifters -8s- for sale?)
Stem: World Force
Bars: X Lite Pro Carbon with Titec carbon bar ends
Wheels: Mavic 221 iirc
Pedals: Shimano M505
Saddle: Specialized BG
Post: Token carbon
Rest of the kit is the CODA stuff that comes with the bike
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Rock Lobster Team Titanium, 04 Marzocchi Marathon SL's, Hope M4's, Full XTR Mavic Crossmax XL wheels and a fookin painful saddle!
Phil
Phil
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MY00 Kona Kula
Specialized Stuntjumper FSR set up for jumping with pyslo's etc.
Anybody know of any decent clubs around the derbyshire area for xc as my riding partner no longer rides.....
Specialized Stuntjumper FSR set up for jumping with pyslo's etc.
Anybody know of any decent clubs around the derbyshire area for xc as my riding partner no longer rides.....
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That was when it was new. It is now banned from the house and has seen better days!
It's only a month old too! Looking forward to my Sunday ride
That was when it was new. It is now banned from the house and has seen better days!
It's only a month old too! Looking forward to my Sunday ride
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Specialised S-Works Epic
Fox forxs rl's
Full XTR (apart from silly combined brake levers)
Hope mini's
Crossmax tubeless disc
Easton carbon bars
Chris king Aheadset
WTB Rocket tit saddle
Proper fast bike only rider lets it down
Me on S-Works on local trail
http://anc.fotopic.net/p6500048.html
older steed
Fat Chance Yo Eddy
XTR
Pace
Easton
Hope disc's
Hope/mavic wheels
Chris king Aheadset
Ringle stem/seatpost
WTB saddle
This bikes a mtb classic
Fox forxs rl's
Full XTR (apart from silly combined brake levers)
Hope mini's
Crossmax tubeless disc
Easton carbon bars
Chris king Aheadset
WTB Rocket tit saddle
Proper fast bike only rider lets it down
Me on S-Works on local trail
http://anc.fotopic.net/p6500048.html
older steed
Fat Chance Yo Eddy
XTR
Pace
Easton
Hope disc's
Hope/mavic wheels
Chris king Aheadset
Ringle stem/seatpost
WTB saddle
This bikes a mtb classic
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Damn U boys are just waaaay to serious for me
Used to do quite a bit of road riding many moons ago, decided it was time to start getting out and about a bit so got the Mrs and Me 1 each the other weekend. Dirt cheap and will do just fine for now
Used to do quite a bit of road riding many moons ago, decided it was time to start getting out and about a bit so got the Mrs and Me 1 each the other weekend. Dirt cheap and will do just fine for now
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Yeti ASR, all XTR Chris king headset, hubs, fox forks etc etc no expense spared, best of every thing.
http://www.yetifan.com/2004_yeti_of_the_month.html
STEVE....................
http://www.yetifan.com/2004_yeti_of_the_month.html
STEVE....................
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Rock Lobster Tig Team SL, with upgrades - MX Comp ETA forks, black rims and XT group plus red Hope hubs
Rock Lobster Tig Team SL, with upgrades - MX Comp ETA forks, black rims and XT group plus red Hope hubs
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None, it was stolen
Mooseracer/anyone, if you're selling in the near future I'm looking for a replacement (long-distance xc, singletrack, wilderness). Can't afford state-of-the-art though
ScoobyJawa, glad you're enjoying it
Mooseracer/anyone, if you're selling in the near future I'm looking for a replacement (long-distance xc, singletrack, wilderness). Can't afford state-of-the-art though
ScoobyJawa, glad you're enjoying it
Last edited by On-The-Wagon; 06 August 2004 at 12:32 PM. Reason: My very first corner! Did it without braking, and still clipped in too!
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Originally Posted by Philip Attaway
Sounds a bit heavy to me
Yours looks nice Phil
24lbs for the age (and considering some components are nothing special) is fecking good in my book.
Get out and weigh yours with everything on it and let me know the outcome
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Everything on it!!! Blasphemy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Everything is in my camel!
I weighed it when new and it was about 23lbs but on inaccurate digital scales.
they even said I weighed 14stone 2lbs this morning.....liars
PS Also mine is a large frame 19"
Everything is in my camel!
I weighed it when new and it was about 23lbs but on inaccurate digital scales.
they even said I weighed 14stone 2lbs this morning.....liars
PS Also mine is a large frame 19"
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Used to have a CB something or other ages ago, loved it. Now got an Ironhorse Warrior Disc, ok, so nothing special, but stands up to a fat git riding it