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The one I'm riding on any given day.....
I have three bikes. They are all paid for. They all work well. When I trash one I'll consider a new one. Right now, I don't dream of bikes but rather places to ride bikes.
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I dont tend to have a dream bike, because lots of good out there.
But overally and carbon 29er FS with some Fox shocks, Sram X0 set and some Avid brakes.
Pretty much anything i cant ever imagine owning in my life
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my dream bike.. i also own it now 
ideally with a set of Arch's and some more carbon bits (like SP, Bar, Stem). but i'm a man of modest means, this is more bike than i should ever need!
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 Originally Posted by komekomegaijin
For Chris Chance to start up Fat City Cycles again...
...and start building 29er Yo Eddys!
Woo hoo! 
And there is my answer to your question. Glad I'm not the only one who thinks this...
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this has to be it for me. Commencal MTB META AM 1 2013

"Roads? Where we're going, we don't need roads." -Back to the Future
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An affordable sub 18 pound full suspension bike. That has zero suspension bob even when hammering out of saddle.
Also would like it to somehow give me the ability to get out of work early so I have more time to ride.
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Dream bike, well i dont know about that.
I would just settle for one that dosnt need repairs, ever! no matter how hard i crash.
or an evil undead, i know i know.... but you have to admit its a damn sexy looking bike.
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 Originally Posted by troyer2112
I love my bike as well, however i am dreaming of another...
IBIS mojo HD 160 carbon black with turq
YETI SB 66 carbon black with turq
PIVOT 5.7 carbon black with red
FOX RP23 BOOST kashima
FOX TALAS 160 kashima
FOX DOSS POST
SRAM XX1
MAGURA MT8 black and red 180mm front and back
CHRIS KING/ENVE WHEELSET red hubs
CHRIS KING HEADSET red
ERGON SEAT carbon black
ERGON BIOCORKS
HOPE CLAMP red
ODI red bar plugs
THOMSON STEM 70mm
ENVE DH BARS 740mm
TIME ATAC PEDALS
SCHWALBE NOBBY NIC 2.4
oh yeah double everything!!!!
Sounds good to me, make that two
Part time Gimp, and extreme water sports lover..
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I don't know if there is a vendor that makes my dream bike but I know what it is and I think I'll be building it up myself in the next year or so using my New Goblin as a base.
It'd be a Carbon HT 29er with geometry like the HF-FM056. Ideally it'd not have the front derailleur hanger or openings for the internal routing for that as I want a dedicated 1x10. I also want replicable rear dropouts.
XT Shadow Plus rear derailleur and XT shifter.
Some nice hydraulic disc brakes. I'm pretty happy with my current Avid Elixir 7's so maybe those will move over.
Rock Shox Reba RL with remote lockout.
Some other nice lightweight carbon bits and a light wheelset. Ideally the whole thing would weigh around 23 lbs.
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I want an Ibis Ripley with XX1
I would call it the unicorn
Sj
 Originally Posted by Tone's
mate if theres grass on the wicket its time to play cricket.
Next time chop it for all its worth...
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 Originally Posted by SlowerJoe
I want an Ibis Ripley with XX1
I would call it the unicorn
Sj
Yes I know what you mean, The time gap from when they said it was coming & when people can get it just keeps growing.
I may even have my XX1 Rip9 RDO befor the Ripley comes out.
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my dream bike is still in my dream...hopefully soon become reality. Its a Mojo SL.
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I read an article in Bike a while back I thought was pretty cool.
The ideal bike would be one that evolves just like we do.
If you don't ride it for a while, it gets heavier, the cables get loose, things need adjusting etc.
If you start riding more downhill it will gain a few mm, adjust tread pattern and rubber consistency depending on whether you ride wet slickrock or gravel.
If you start riding more fireroads it will stiffen and get a steeper head angle.
You get the picture. The article made it sound even cooler. A bike that responds and adapts.
As a side note, it's cool how trek sort of does that with an adjustable BB on the slash.
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I'm lucky enough to have pretty close to my dream bikes right now. The build kits are fairly modest though. I would like to build my TR250 with a full Saint group and Chromag parts, and Hope/Flow EX wheelset set up tubeless.
I have a dream trail bike in mind these days though which I doubt will ever come to fruition:
'13 Banshee Spitfire
Fox Float 160CTD 27.5
Hope Pro III / Flow EX 650b
Schwalbe Hans Dampf 27.5 x 2.35
SRAM XX1 1x11 drivetrain
Chromag bar/stem/saddle
Not sure what brakes...
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 Originally Posted by komekomegaijin
For Chris Chance to start up Fat City Cycles again...
...and start building 29er Yo Eddys!
Woo hoo! 
Amen to that!!!
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Pulled the trigger on mine when I bought my Pivot:

Light, and rides great.
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Knolly Chilcotin. Period.
Keep the rubber side down
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Hampsten Carbon Road bike
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I love my Trance but the Pivot 5.7 Carbon has me itching
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Building mine right now:
Frame RM Altitude 790 - 18" (150mm travel)
Fork German-A Excite (150mm travel)
Head Set Cane Creek 110
Stem TBD
Handlebar Niner RDO - 710mm
Grips SDG Lock-On
Front Brake XTR Trail
Rear Brake XTR Trail
Front Brake Rotor TBD
Rear Brake Rotor TBD
Rear Shifter XX1 Trigger
Crankset XX1 - 28T
Bottom Bracket Sram BB92 Ceramic
Rear Derailleur XX1
Rear Cassette XX1
Chain XX1
Front Wheel Syncros TR1.0 650B
Rear Wheel Syncros TR1.0 650B w/ DT Swiss XX1 Driver
Front Tire Rocket Ron 2.25" 650B
Rear Tire Rocket Ron 2.25" 650B
Seat Post Thomson Masterpiece Setback
Seat Specialized Phenom Pro
Pedals XTR (980)
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Carbon fibre FS fatbike with 100mm front Fox fork.
Sadly none of the above exists, no frame, forks or carbon.....
Soon though, just need some more of you to get with it, you will all be riding them soon, its like telling you that you would be riding a 29er in 2008 :0
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 Originally Posted by WarBoom
I love my Trance but the Pivot 5.7 Carbon has me itching
I came from a Fuel EX8. The Pivot is great. Not a plush plow through everything bike - but once you've got a line you're golden. I'm really enjoying it.
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I would have to say dream bike(s) because I ride on the road, fire roads, gravel, singletrack, over rocks and roots, through streams and sand, and up steep hills, so no single bike would ever be adequate.
Plus when I am thinking about riding my mood changes, I might really be itching for a mountain bike ride at night, or I might want to hurt myself for 4 hours on the road doing steep hills.
If I had to have one bike, it would be a full suspension mountain bike. Or maybe a cross bike. Or maybe a road bike. See where I'm going with this
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S-Works Epic 29er, demoed one at my LBS, woot, it rides like my American Eagle, very good! I also tested a Stumpjumper 29er with Sram X9 stuff on it, Didn't like it, doesn't track well.
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