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sette razzo 2011
More info on their website:
http://www.settebikes.com/TwentyNinerBikes.html
They give full specs on two razzo models. Shimano/race build $1500 and Sram/ trail build for
$1300 (prices given at end of each video clip). Expect Pricepoint to stock them soon.
The geometry looks identical from last year to both these models. Probably detailed info on
other sette models listed there but I'm only looking for a 29er for now.
Discuss!
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Specs on the 2.0 is almost identical to the current Razzo but costs $100 more. I like the graphics of the 1.0 better although it looks rather Trek-like.
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I liked the specs better that are on the 2.0, but I wanted to get the 1.0 because I thought it was a better looking bike. I've run Shimano all my life and wanted to try SRAM so I went with the 1.0 and saved $200 in the process. My thought process was that I'd get the bike with the components that I wanted and swap out the frame for a more name brand later. Well, the frame looks great in person and after going for a quick ride I'm starting to think that I don't need a name brand frame. I may just build my dream bike off of this frame. I have been testing a 2010 Specialized Stumpjumper and can honestly say that the specialized does not ride any better than the Razzo and it's $650 more. Sette is showing me that I've been getting robbed by the big name builders.
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 Originally Posted by s760@yahoo.com
I liked the specs better that are on the 2.0, but I wanted to get the 1.0 because I thought it was a better looking bike. I've run Shimano all my life and wanted to try SRAM so I went with the 1.0 and saved $200 in the process. My thought process was that I'd get the bike with the components that I wanted and swap out the frame for a more name brand later. Well, the frame looks great in person and after going for a quick ride I'm starting to think that I don't need a name brand frame. I may just build my dream bike off of this frame. I have been testing a 2010 Specialized Stumpjumper and can honestly say that the specialized does not ride any better than the Razzo and it's $650 more. Sette is showing me that I've been getting robbed by the big name builders.
Follow my Razzo progress as I spend more time with it
What size frame did you get and what are your height and riding inseam measurements?
thanks
SS93
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I got the old Razzo frame last year (if geo is same). I am 6 foot with a 32 inch inseam and I ride the 18 inch frame.
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 Originally Posted by dbauer
I got the old Razzo frame last year (if geo is same). I am 6 foot with a 32 inch inseam and I ride the 18 inch frame.
Is 32" your true inseam or you pant inseam? True inseam should be an inch or two longer than you pant inseam.
The reason I'm asking is because, as I was looking at the build progress pictures on your blog, I noticed quite a bit of post showing and maybe a 1-2 inch drop from your seat to the bars. I'm looking for more of an even saddle/bar height so I'm trying to find out if the Razzo will fit the bill. I'm 5'11" with a 33" true inseam, so based on what your measurements are (and assuming the picture you show is the correct seat height for you), then I'd have the seat even higher.
Thanks again
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If you're 5'11 or over I'd go 20".
I'm 6' 32 inseam and the 20" fits perfectly with a 100mm stem.
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How is the tire clearance in the rear on the Razzo? It comes with 2.1s could I clear a 2.2 or a 2.25?
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Any rumors on a Frame only option on price-point? love the new colors, want to build a 1x9 with new and mostly spare parts.
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PP says eventually a frame only option will be offered.
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ordered my Medium today... can't wait to build up this spring!
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2011 Razzo 29er frame
Ordered my medium last night. Ordering forks and wheelset. Any suggestions on fork? Also going to run it ss.Can i run a tapered fork stem with a tappered head set with this frame?Hope to land around the 21lb mark.Still some questions to work out but will post pics as the parts come in.
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Can i run a tapered fork stem with a tappered head set with this frame?
No tapered "steerers", 1 1/8" untapered.
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Got mine yesterday, great looking frame, nice welds.
The bb measured 67.46875mm. Had to add 2 spacers on each side of my gxp bbs to take up the slack so the crank side would sit flush with race. Not worried about chain line since I'm running 1x9. Sits good now, none existent play, but still taking to my lbs to have looked at for guidance on facing and have the head set installed, work that goes beyond my toolbox. The Thomson Elite post fit is very snug, which is a good thing. Lastly I'm drilling out the cable stops to run full housing. I will post pics once it's prepped. Happy Riding!
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I'm drooling over this frame, I have been looking at frames so that I could replace my back up 24hr race bike (a Salsa Big Mama) I'm looking to build up another HT with a niner carbon fork. that's a nice looking bike I like the white wheels on it.
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pic time! Finished the build Sat, first ride Sunday. Initial impressions are very good. Crazy light, quick under first pedal, climbs insanely fast, very stable and responsive downhill and in turns. Had some root/rock/ladder steep incline spin outs despite running the 2.25 NNs at 19 psi, but I need to get used to shifting my weight back further. Also noticed a slight hop from the saddle almost like a settling down after a harsh pump, not excessive, probably a bi-product of the low psi since wheel are true. If any interest, I can post the component list.
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Can you post a photo of the rear tire clearance on the chainstays? Have they increased the width from the previous model. I could never put a 2.25 in mine. Thanks!
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In riding it extensively, I haven't been too impressed with the rather atrocious flex in the bottom bracket area. Got what I paid for, I guess.
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In riding it extensively, I haven't been too impressed with the rather atrocious flex in the bottom bracket area. Got what I paid for, I guess.
How do you notice BB flex?
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How do you notice BB flex?
Hold the bike to one side, step on a pedal and push down.
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tire clearance. By my measurement could fit up to a true 2.4 and not rub. I have not felt any bb flex while riding, tested as suggested, no detectable movement noticed on mine.
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Thanks for the additional photos!
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