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Spot Rocker just finished building up... most fun i've had on a bike in a long time...
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2012 Sana Cruz Highball medium. All stock except seatpost and bar.
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Roots. I hate roots.
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2012 Marlin at Flatwoods in Tampa.
Perfect weather on Thanksgiving. It was the first ride with a carbon bar, it felt like I needed to maintain less of a death grip on the bar going over the bumpy stuff. New pedals too, Wellgo MG-1s, I should've changed out the stock ones a loooong time ago.
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 Originally Posted by BareNecessities
Nice Niner Vince, is that a Ti spring on the shock? More photos would be good
Unless of course they're over in the Niner thread, where I haven't looked yet.
yes nuke proof titanium 700lb spring........Im 300 geared up!......trying to get down. those are my superduty bomber wheels......i popped 3 spokes out of my hadley/flow set. they are getting rebuilt.....these are almost 1lb heavier each
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 Originally Posted by atom29
Ha! I thought you would say that. If you don't care about cadence why not loose the sensor? It is a Garmin right? Let a satellite be your sensor.
Have you never seen a garmin? Its a speed and cadence sensor in 1 unit. Gps based speed is crap. Also allows readings on trainer for those of us whi actually train.
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Plant Powered Mountain Bike Racer.
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Rode to work today..
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 Originally Posted by cpfitness
Have you never seen a garmin? Its a speed and cadence sensor in 1 unit. Gps based speed is crap. Also allows readings on trainer for those of us whi actually train.
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My statement implies that speed and cadence are coming from the same sensor.
If I've never seen a Garmin, how would I recognize one just from the sensor and mount? Sounds a lot more like I've seen many, many Garmins.
Don't even get me started on trainers, and even worse, using 29ers on trainers.
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 Originally Posted by vince7870
yes nuke proof titanium 700lb spring........Im 300 geared up!......trying to get down. those are my superduty bomber wheels......i popped 3 spokes out of my hadley/flow set. they are getting rebuilt.....these are almost 1lb heavier each
Looks great Not sure about the gold pedals?
*Says the man running gold hubs
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 Originally Posted by bigstevo
Rigid SS Niner EMD
Awesome, trying to set up my spare EMD frame as SS, question, what's the magic number on the chain ring and cog in order to not use a tensioner? Bike's awesome BTW
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 Originally Posted by el_burras
Awesome, trying to set up my spare EMD frame as SS, question, what's the magic number on the chain ring and cog in order to not use a tensioner? Bike's awesome BTW
Started 32-18 with new chain, Switching to 32-20 now that the chain has stretched.
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I never rode grip shift and my wife wanted grip shift and after tooling around on her bike it is pretty nice. I don't think you will be dissapointed at all. Trim on the front, easy to roll up or down several gears at a time on the rear. Probably shifts better under load when going to larger sprocket in rear, etc.
Full rigid SS, Hardtail SS, Hardtail Geared, Full Suspension Geared.
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My new Giant XTC advanced 29er 2 in XL, looking forward to the first ride.
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She's a dirty girl, but rides like a champ... Just threw on a carbon bar and seatpost today. Broke 'em in on a nightride earlier. Love it!
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Tb!
Here's my new toy. First ride will be a 6 hour solo race on the weekend!
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 Originally Posted by atom29
Are you really worried about cadence?
That's a Garmin mount - it transmits both speed and cadence from the rear wheel. I'm a masher, not a spinner, so cadence is the last thing on my mind
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my first mtb. Went straight to a 29er. Bought the frame and fork cheap then built her up from the parts bin, ebay and craigslist. Slx cranks shifters and cassette, xt fd and rd. Wtb laser tcs trail wheels. She built up to 27lbs even with that piece of crap fork. Will learn to ride some offroad and look to replace frame and fork with chinese carbon and tower pro
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Re: Post Pictures of your 29er
Last edited by cpfitness; 12-03-2012 at 06:15 PM.
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12' Mamba with a bunch of mods. Loving the new 120mm fork.

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Nice!
 Originally Posted by _Alberto_
12' Mamba with a bunch of mods.
You ride a 12' Mamba? Black mamba - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
You are bad@$$!
Does it roll (or should I say slide) better than a 29er? 
All joking aside, good looking rig, ride on!
frog
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LOL I actually read that Wiki article. Thanks!
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@Alberto, that is in patapsco Avelon...love this place!
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