Hey there. My Mooto X is almost finished. I am waiting for a few last parts (stem, spacers, non deraillieur hanger dropout). It's a great looking bike. I am waiting for the stem so it will fit well to go riding. I will race it at the 24 hrs of the Old Pueblo. Thanks to this board and the SS board for all the help. See below post for a couple more pictures.

Specs: Mooto X YBB EBB SS 20"
White Bro's BW .8
Jones H-bar
Marta SL brakes
King HS
Moots stem and post
XTR crank arms
Boone spiderless ring 32
Boone cog 20
Speeddream built wheels
King Hubs (SS) and Dyad rims
WTB stealth saddle
Crank Bro's Triple ti pedals
Wipperman

excuse my while I get a towel to wipe up the drool

Nice work, very clean and simple. I like the subdued color scheme, with the mango bits for a little flair!

Great bike, should ride like a dream.

B

BRAVO...more pics

A couple more pics


Hey there. My Mooto X is almost finished. I am waiting for a few last parts (stem, spacers, non deraillieur hanger dropout). It's a great looking bike. I am waiting for the stem so it will fit well to go riding. I will race it at the 24 hrs of the Old Pueblo. Thanks to this board and the SS board for all the help.

Specs: Mooto X YBB EBB SS 20"
White Bro's BW .8
Jones H-bar
Marta SL brakes
King HS
Moots stem and post
XTR crank arms
Boone spiderless ring 32
Boone cog 20
Speeddream built wheels
King Hubs (SS) and Dyad rims
WTB stealth saddle
Crank Bro's Triple ti pedals
Wipperman

Oh man that's nice! It's a real work of art. I agree with donkey, the mango parts in the color scheme look fantastic.

Enjoy!

Very very sahweetttt!!!
It looks like the mango hubs? Can you get a close up of the rear with the Boone cog?

Hey there. My Mooto X is almost finished. I am waiting for a few last parts (stem, spacers, non deraillieur hanger dropout). It's a great looking bike. I am waiting for the stem so it will fit well to go riding. I will race it at the 24 hrs of the Old Pueblo. Thanks to this board and the SS board for all the help. See below post for a couple more pictures.

Specs: Mooto X YBB EBB SS 20"
White Bro's BW .8
Jones H-bar
Marta SL brakes
King HS
Moots stem and post
XTR crank arms
Boone spiderless ring 32
Boone cog 20
Speeddream built wheels
King Hubs (SS) and Dyad rims
WTB stealth saddle
Crank Bro's Triple ti pedals
Wipperman

Do not see it!

Got fitted before I decided on a size so now I am waiting for it to be shipped.


Do not see it!

The accessories are gold, they only look mango in the pictures. I'll have to get a picture on Friday as I am working until then.


Very very sahweetttt!!!
It looks like the mango hubs? Can you get a close up of the rear with the Boone cog?

I have been looking at this frameset. Will you post your thoughts on the ride once you get some time. I am curious if the softtail design will take the edge off of my ride like I am looking for.

wow!!!

i'm suffering from Ti overload!!!

that is one beautiful rig...couldn't be any more bling either.

give us a ride review when you've got time!!!

That's one amazing ride!!

What is the theory behind the way you put those handlebars??

I just threw the bars on a old stem just to hold them. I have not adjusted them. I am waiting on the right sized stem to come in to really set it up.


That's one amazing ride!!

What is the theory behind the way you put those handlebars??

what's the boone website.

i visited: http://boonerings.com and they only appear to do wedding rings....is there a different site for the bike parts?

thnx.N

your bike is like a vision from one of my dreams!
you will certainly ring in the new year with style, class and tons of long lasting fun.
i am curious about a couple things:

•are you running a 20" frame because you have a long torso? i ask this because you aren't running as much post as i like to...
•what length is the Moots stem that you are waiting for?
•do you know if the WB 1.0 would handle as well with the geometry?
•more info on those wheels... the rims look great.
•do you know the approximate weight? seems pretty darn light based on the build. light but also super sturdy.

okay, back to dreaming! :cool:

Nathan,

go to boonerings.com, then click on "about us", you'll see some info, click on "titanium chainrings" in the text. that will take you to the main page for the ti chainring/cog stuff. click on order and you'll see the pricing.

i'd give them a call so you can chat with bruce and see how long it'll take them to make the stuff you order.

cheers!

I do have a long torso. Plus I like a longer toptube and this one was 24.25 in length (pretty close to my last rides). I asked my bike fitter before I purchased the frame and he said to go with the 20" (based on my previous fitting info). The stem will be a 130 by 10. I had to go longer than I usually do because of the H-Bar. I think Moots says you can use a 80-100mm fork with the frame but I went with an 80mm because I didn't want the front end to be too high with the already higher 29er wheels on there. Plus I think 80mm is enough for my riding style. The wheels were built by Dave Thomas at Speeddream wheels. They are Chris King gold SS hubs laced to Velocity Dyad black disc only rims. The have a spoke similar to the Sapim C-Xray spoke with a bladed center and regular circular pattern at the ends(you can see this in the image with the spokes). Dave weighed it before I got it. They weigh. front: 851 gr. Rear: 1026gr. Liners and tubeless rim strip add 70 gr. I think that is pretty light for a 29er wheelset. But Speeddream wheels are not cheap either (although I have had a set on my road bike for 4 yrs without touching them). But I think he builds a great wheel that will last (pay up front or pay later right?)


your bike is like a vision from one of my dreams!
you will certainly ring in the new year with style, class and tons of long lasting fun.
i am curious about a couple things:

•are you running a 20" frame because you have a long torso? i ask this because you aren't running as much post as i like to...
•what length is the Moots stem that you are waiting for?
•do you know if the WB 1.0 would handle as well with the geometry?
•more info on those wheels... the rims look great.
•do you know the approximate weight? seems pretty darn light based on the build. light but also super sturdy.

okay, back to dreaming! :cool:

look at the post futher down of mine to see the cog/hub.

Very very sahweetttt!!!
It looks like the mango hubs? Can you get a close up of the rear with the Boone cog?

I do have a long torso. Plus I like a longer toptube and this one was 24.25 in length (pretty close to my last rides). I asked my bike fitter before I purchased the frame and he said to go with the 20" (based on my previous fitting info). The stem will be a 130 by 10. I had to go longer than I usually do because of the H-Bar. I think Moots says you can use a 80-100mm fork with the frame but I went with an 80mm because I didn't want the front end to be too high with the already higher 29er wheels on there. Plus I think 80mm is enough for my riding style. The wheels were built by Dave Thomas at Speeddream wheels. They are Chris King gold SS hubs laced to Velocity Dyad black disc only rims. The have a spoke similar to the Sapim C-Xray spoke with a bladed center and regular circular pattern at the ends(you can see this in the image with the spokes). Dave weighed it before I got it. They weigh. front: 851 gr. Rear: 1026gr. Liners and tubeless rim strip add 70 gr. I think that is pretty light for a 29er wheelset. But Speeddream wheels are not cheap either (although I have had a set on my road bike for 4 yrs without touching them). But I think he builds a great wheel that will last (pay up front or pay later right?)

well, you have really done it right. let us see some pics when you get the stem on and you get her dirty!! wish i could join you on that maiden voyage. :D

WOW! Soooo how does it ride? I was wondering about the rebound on the rear shock?
THATS A BLINGLESPEED!!!! WORD! LOVE it, anyone want to buy all my 26ers???

Very nice build; you have an excellent sense of aesthetics... :thumbsup: