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KARPIEL USA Rep.
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mtbr member
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sweet! not to derail, but what's the story on the X-1?
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how much $ are the new Karpiels running these days?
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KARPIEL USA Rep.
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 Originally Posted by burgundy snake
sweet! not to derail, but what's the story on the X-1?
Still being developed, right now the main focus is on the Armageddon.
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KARPIEL USA Rep.
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 Originally Posted by mike like bikes
how much $ are the new Karpiels running these days?
MSRP on the Disco is $2999.00 I have a few on sale for $2599.00 with free shipping in the US. For an additional $150.00 it will come with an Elka Stage 5.
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Takw/agranofsalt
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Nice Brian. I still say you've got one of the sweetest looking K-piels I've ever seen.
Are you riding N* this Sunday?
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KARPIEL USA Rep.
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 Originally Posted by Khemical
Nice Brian. I still say you've got one of the sweetest looking K-piels I've ever seen.
Are you riding N* this Sunday?
Thanks!, Nope, I'm done with N* for the season, it's getting too cold for this old man to make the 3 hour each way drive
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Takw/agranofsalt
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 Originally Posted by Brian HCM#1
Thanks!, Nope, I'm done with N* for the season, it's getting too cold for this old man to make the 3 hour each way drive 
I'm leaving San Jose at 5:30 in the AM tomorrow
Unfortunately only the 2nd time I've hit Rock* this year
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StraightOuttaCompton
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i like that bike and with an elka, even sicker.
HARDTAIL PRIDE- 09 Kona Five-0
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KARPIEL USA Rep.
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 Originally Posted by Djponee
i like that bike and with an elka, even sicker.
It really is a fun bike to ride, if you ever looking for a new DH bike, don't overlook a Karpiel.
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 Originally Posted by Brian HCM#1
Still being developed, right now the main focus is on the Armageddon.
Isn't armaggedon already developed? Or the one the polish team uses is a proto and you can only get disco now? Also what is the real differance besides the seatmast (which is pointless in my opinion)
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KARPIEL USA Rep.
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 Originally Posted by norbar
Isn't armaggedon already developed? Or the one the polish team uses is a proto and you can only get disco now? Also what is the real differance besides the seatmast (which is pointless in my opinion)
I was referring to the X-1. They are getting ready for production of the Armageddon so the only one available now is the Disco. Basically they are the identical bike with the adjustable seat mast. The Armageddon you see is the proto.
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 Originally Posted by Brian HCM#1
I was referring to the X-1. They are getting ready for production of the Armageddon so the only one available now is the Disco. Basically they are the identical bike with the adjustable seat mast. The Armageddon you see is the proto.
I got you now I though Army was relased a long long time a ago as I can clearly remember seeing it on a bike show over a year or 2 ago. (just when the team started).
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KARPIEL USA Rep.
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 Originally Posted by norbar
I got you now  I though Army was relased a long long time a ago as I can clearly remember seeing it on a bike show over a year or 2 ago. (just when the team started).
The proto Armageddon was the first to be developed, however production went to the Disco.
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Capricious youth...
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Brian. I love you.
P.S. Zumbi is down for repairs.... must ship back to Poland.
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KARPIEL USA Rep.
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 Originally Posted by Prettym1k3
Brian. I love you.
P.S. Zumbi is down for repairs.... must ship back to Poland. 
WOW! you made me blush See, you need a Karpiel
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Capricious youth...
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Nothing that wouldn't have happened on any other frame, I'm sure. Falling at full speed from 15 feet up onto your swingarm, things can happen.
P.S. Come give me a hug, you big galoot.
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9.9pounds with shock seems awfully light....you got a scale for that frame(disco violante)
the trick is ENJOYING YOUR LIFE EACH DAY, don't waste them away wishing for better days
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KARPIEL USA Rep.
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 Originally Posted by SHIVER ME TIMBERS
9.9pounds with shock seems awfully light....you got a scale for that frame(disco violante)
Here is a pic without a shock. (my first Disco, not the current one)

Not too bad.
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 Originally Posted by SHIVER ME TIMBERS
9.9pounds with shock seems awfully light....you got a scale for that frame(disco violante)
What's so unbelivable when there are other, lighter frames on the market? It's in the light range of reasonable weight (ie. I wouldn't be scared to ride it )
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KARPIEL USA Rep.
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I personally don't see the desire to have a sub 38lb DH bike. Maybe at the pro level where you're not paying for your own parts. 39-41lbs for a DH bike seems to be about perfect, where it's light & fairly durable.
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 Originally Posted by Brian HCM#1
I personally don't see the desire to have a sub 38lb DH bike. Maybe at the pro level where you're not paying for your own parts. 39-41lbs for a DH bike seems to be about perfect, where it's light & fairly durable.
Word. Not to heavy, not to fragile.
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I have always like Karpiels. That looks great.
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 Originally Posted by norbar
What's so unbelivable when there are other, lighter frames on the market? It's in the light range of reasonable weight (ie. I wouldn't be scared to ride it  )
bike looks a little beefy to weigh that lite....but shocks and springs don't weigh a pound and a half
the trick is ENJOYING YOUR LIFE EACH DAY, don't waste them away wishing for better days
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KARPIEL USA Rep.
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 Originally Posted by SHIVER ME TIMBERS
bike looks a little beefy to weigh that lite....but shocks and springs don't weigh a pound and a half
Shock with a Ti spring gets you fairly close.
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