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08-23-2009
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#1101
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mtbr member
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Here is my all everything bike

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08-25-2009
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#1102
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mtbr member
Join Date: Sep 2007
Posts: 80
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Ahh.. to Hell w/ the Devil and so forth... here come the pain!
My fun toy for the summer gone by.
Built it as cheap as possible so of course it has a mullet and under sized rotor up front.
And believe me.. I do know how sick, rad and über cool the bars look this way and the white colour only makes it worse.
Takes a full month to get sort of used to the look of it. Surprisingly fun to ride though.
Rear's a Halo Purple Haze with a Deore 11-32 and a scratched Ultegra rear derailleur nicked from my roadbike. Saddle is a Brooks Team Pro.
White Acids are a rattle can job. The way crappy el cheapo Topeak plastic bottle cage failed me on the first rocky downhill. 
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08-25-2009
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#1103
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mtbr member
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Whats with your bars dude?
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08-25-2009
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#1104
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Rather be biking
Join Date: May 2008
Posts: 23
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06 Transition Vagrant
I had this frame for a while and finally built it up. Currently set up as a backup bike and urban commuter. I'm super happy how it turned out. Props to CycleSuperstore in Leona Valley for hooking me up.
A few bits from the build...
Medium frame powdercoated gray
09 Pike 454 Coil
Truvativ Hussefelt 2.2 w/ Team Howitzer BB
X.9 RD/ Shifters X.7 FD
Avid Juicy 5 Brakes
WTB FR Dual Duty Wheelset
RaceFace Diabolous DH Stem
Race Face Evolve DH Handlebar
Crank Bros 50/50XX pedals.
ODI Rogue Lock on Grips with TBC endcaps
Blackspire Chain guide
Last edited by emilsal : 08-26-2009 at 12:24 PM.
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08-26-2009
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#1105
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mtbr member
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Posts: 80
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Originally Posted by yellowjeep
Whats with your bars dude?
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Stupidity. Ignorance. The friggin' brake hose is too short to reach the bar in its normal position. My first disc brake ever so I never thought that could happen on a single crown. Once it needs bleeding.. thing's a gonna change.
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08-26-2009
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#1106
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mtbr member
Join Date: Sep 2007
Posts: 490
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Originally Posted by emilsal
I had this frame for a while and finally built it up. Currently set up as a backup bike and urban commuter. I'm super happy how it turned out. Props to CycleSuperstore in Leona Valley for hooking me up.

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I really dig the grey frame. What color did it start life as? Mine is raw/silver.
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08-27-2009
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#1107
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mtbr member
Join Date: Jul 2005
Posts: 677
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Oh my holy PIMP'ness!
I love the Vagrant!
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08-28-2009
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#1108
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Rather be biking
Join Date: May 2008
Posts: 23
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It was white.
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Originally Posted by Glynis27
I really dig the grey frame. What color did it start life as? Mine is raw/silver.
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The finish didn't really hold up very well hence the powdercoat. Yeah I, digging it too plus it makes it a little bit unique.
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Originally Posted by chelboed
Oh my holy PIMP'ness!
I love the Vagrant!
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Thanks for the compliment. Didn't you have one too?
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08-28-2009
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#1109
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mtbr member
Join Date: Jul 2005
Posts: 677
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Nahh...always wanted one, but I'm on an '05 Komodo.
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08-30-2009
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#1110
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mtbr member
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09-21-2009
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#1111
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mtbr member
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My NS surge. Wee bit too heavy for skinny-ass me though, so i'm in the process of shaving off some unecessary weight. The 290g headset has to go..

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09-21-2009
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#1112
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ride hard take risks
Join Date: Jan 2005
Posts: 24,991
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Originally Posted by darrencw
My NS surge. Wee bit too heavy for skinny-ass me though, so i'm in the process of shaving off some unecessary weight. The 290g headset has to go..
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09-21-2009
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#1113
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Bike to the Bone...
Join Date: Nov 2004
Posts: 7,470
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Okay... last year I sold this bike, but I just re-bougth it.. it's back in business... pretty sweet..
Some changes from the previous build, now I have a Marz AM SL 1 fork over a Revelation and Avid BB7 brakes over hayes HFX 9, and Hone cranks over some Shimano something with a BB .... Pretty sweeeeeet!

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09-21-2009
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#1114
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ride hard take risks
Join Date: Jan 2005
Posts: 24,991
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Time for a steel HT now bro.
Nice build as always. 
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09-24-2009
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#1115
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mtbr member
Join Date: May 2008
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still riding the same old piece. nothing new but some more scratches and nicks in the frame

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Originally Posted by IntheBush
If you live long enough, you'll discover that most people are dull, boring and lazy..
Pot is optional. :)
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09-28-2009
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#1116
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Lab Rat Extraordinar
Join Date: Sep 2009
Posts: 9
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05' Jamis Komodo
Here's my 2005 Komodo got the Frame for $60 and built the rest up from scratch
2006 Marzocchi AMSL 130mm of travel
2008 RaceFace Evovle Cranks, Bar, Stem, & Post
BB7's 185 in front 160 in rear
2008 X-9 Triggers and Rear derailleur X-7 Front
Mavic Xm 819s on Dt Swiss Rear & Specialized Stout Front
WTB Rocket V saddle
ODI Rogue grips
Mavic Holy Rollers for commuting, DJ, & DS
Panaracer Cinder Rear and Fire Freeride Front for Single track
Atomlab Trailpimps for Commuting & DJ
Shimano 520's for everthing else
Next Upgrade is a Pike 454 slider and Xt 20mm hopefully soon.
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09-28-2009
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mtbr member
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Hey all!
Im new here everyone... some sweet a$$ rides in this thread!
Here is my 2000 Trek 8000, I just recently got back into riding again so Ive been pounding the crap out of her this year!
My new Reba Team fork...
I need to figure out what to do with my wheels though. They are Rolf wheels (not Rolf Prima) and no one seems to have free hub bodies for them any more. I love my wheels and dont want to shell out the dough for all new ones, so Im not really sure what to do now. There is a little play in the back hub so nothing NEEDS to be replaced now, but Im sure within a year or so it will just keep getting worse.
Anyway, great forum, Im happy to be a part of it!
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09-28-2009
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#1118
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ride hard take risks
Join Date: Jan 2005
Posts: 24,991
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Originally Posted by Merlins_Trek
Im new here everyone... some sweet a$$ rides in this thread!
Here is my 2000 Trek 8000, I just recently got back into riding again so Ive been pounding the crap out of her this year!
I need to figure out what to do with my wheels though. They are Rolf wheels (not Rolf Prima) and no one seems to have free hub bodies for them any more. I love my wheels and dont want to shell out the dough for all new ones, so Im not really sure what to do now. There is a little play in the back hub so nothing NEEDS to be replaced now, but Im sure within a year or so it will just keep getting worse.
Anyway, great forum, Im happy to be a part of it!
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Welcome to the forums and back to MTB!!!
Your hubs should be rebuildable odds are you need bearings. 
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09-30-2009
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mtbr member
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My Yeti ARC
Here's the ARC I picked up ~a month ago. I'm lovin' every minute I'm spending on it.
Frame: 1999 ARC
Fork: 2002 Rockshox Duke SL 100
Headset: Chris King
Stem: Bontrager
Bar: Yeti Downhill
Post: Ringle Moby
Seat: Bontrager
Grips: Odi
Levers: Hayes 9
Shifter: X-9
RD: X-9
FD: XT
Cranks: Icon (Yuck!)
BB: Icon??
Wheelset: Rolf Dolamite Disc
Cluster: HD-70 9 speed
Brakes: Hayes 9
Pedals: Frogs
Tryes: WTB Velociraptor
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10-04-2009
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#1120
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mtbr member
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Evil...
My do-it-all steel steed. Just waiting for a chainguide and some short cage RD.
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10-04-2009
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mtbr member
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man, gotta love the evils. Are you running 130 or 140mm on there?
check out the MRP g1 chain guide. I think its all you need for a hardtail. If I go back to 1x9 I'm all about it. Sweet sweet rig.
Hunter
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10-04-2009
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#1122
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ride hard take risks
Join Date: Jan 2005
Posts: 24,991
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X2 on the MRP. 
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10-04-2009
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mtbr member
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Posts: 221
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That a NS Surge Dogon?
If so what size, how does it fit and how does it roll? Also, is the mech hanger replaceable?
btw It's also gorgeous 
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10-04-2009
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#1124
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ride hard take risks
Join Date: Jan 2005
Posts: 24,991
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Originally Posted by Fix the Spade
That a NS Surge Dogon?
If so what size, how does it fit and how does it roll? Also, is the mech hanger replaceable?
btw It's also gorgeous 
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'09 Surge
Its their Medium which fits like a 16.5 with a 6" fork. NS says it fits more like a 17 but I believe they might be over sizing it slightly. The bike is awesome it responds like your on a pump track. On a flowy DH it stays low and fast unless you really want to launch it then it will. Very flickable on the trail and in the air yet not afraid of the rough sections when it time to let it rail, really lovin the steel.
The derailleur hanger is steel with 3 screws securing it to the frame. I believe their thought is to break the screws versus bending a hanger. I need to contact them about replacement screws and a hanger just in case.
Bang for the buck it cant be beat in fact would give frames costing much more a complex. I feel the bars need to be a little narrower my son says their perfect, their gettin trimmed. 
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10-05-2009
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mtbr member
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Originally Posted by 300hp
man, gotta love the evils. Are you running 130 or 140mm on there?
check out the MRP g1 chain guide. I think its all you need for a hardtail. If I go back to 1x9 I'm all about it. Sweet sweet rig.
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It's 140. They based the geometry on 140mm so it's spot on. I'm actually waiting on MRP 1.X, altough I'm not sure when will it be available in Europe. 
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10-05-2009
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ride hard take risks
Join Date: Jan 2005
Posts: 24,991
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Originally Posted by I.V.A.
It's 140. They based the geometry on 140mm so it's spot on. I'm actually waiting on MRP 1.X, altough I'm not sure when will it be available in Europe. 
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JensonUSA has black or white but the only sizing is 32-40T. If the sizing is right for you check into their shipping, they do ship outside the US and I hear the shipping is fair.
http://www.jensonusa.com/store/produ...x?SSAID=189896
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10-05-2009
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mtbr member
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It is, but the problem is FedEx. It's ok in US of A, but their office in Croatia is full of *******s and they charge too much money for "additional expenses" because they can. Yes, the chainguide will be in Croatia in 5 days, but I won't see it for the next 10-15 days and it will probably cost me like the G2 chainguide. I had some expensive expirience with domestic FedEx, so no can do.
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10-05-2009
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mtbr member
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Posts: 522
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Here's my 07 Vagrant after muddy ride and few upgrades I made since I bought it last year.
Since last year I added the 8 inch front rotor, Acid pedals, Thomson 80 mm stem, Thomson seatpost.
After this being my everyday bike for more than a year, this bike is very versatile. I've had no problems with it. I really think riding the hardtail has made me smoother on the trail. I'm not sure if I'll got back to full suspension anytime soon.
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2 hardtails, one with gears, one without.
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10-05-2009
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mtbr member
Join Date: Apr 2009
Posts: 54
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Sorry for crappy pic, all I had was my cell out in the woods. I'll post some better pics when I find my camera's battery charger.
2009 Specialized P.1 All Mountain Disc
Everything is stock except for the fork, front wheel, front tire, and handlebar grips. I jacked the front wheel so that gave me the excuse to upgrade the front end of my bike
Upgrades:
Lizard Skins Moab grips
Argyle 318 Fork
Bontrager Big Earl front wheel
WTB Wierwolf front tire
It gets the job done.
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10-05-2009
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ride hard take risks
Join Date: Jan 2005
Posts: 24,991
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How you likin that WeirWolf tire?? 
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10-05-2009
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mtbr member
Join Date: Apr 2009
Posts: 54
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I love it, it grips like a beast.
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10-05-2009
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ride hard take risks
Join Date: Jan 2005
Posts: 24,991
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Originally Posted by mwayne5
I love it, it grips like a beast.
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I rode those in the early years and loved them then found the Timberwolf which is killa but weights a ton. The Minion FR is what I have been on since but I keep looking at the Weirwolf especially after seeing the new tapered side knobs on the 2010 model.
Thanxz for reinforcing the confidence. 
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10-05-2009
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mtbr member
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Originally Posted by dogonfr
I rode those in the early years and loved them then found the Timberwolf which is killa but weights a ton. The Minion FR is what I have been on since but I keep looking at the Weirwolf especially after seeing the new tapered side knobs on the 2010 model.
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I picked up a Schwalbe Big Betty a little while ago. I'm impressed.
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10-05-2009
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ride hard take risks
Join Date: Jan 2005
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Originally Posted by Hardtails Are Better
I picked up a Schwalbe Big Betty a little while ago. I'm impressed.
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10-05-2009
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Bike to the Bone...
Join Date: Nov 2004
Posts: 7,470
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This is about tires not your latest GF. 
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So what are you going to say if I tell you I love my rubber queens?
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10-06-2009
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ride hard take risks
Join Date: Jan 2005
Posts: 24,991
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Originally Posted by rzozaya1969
So what are you going to say if I tell you I love my rubber queens?
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10-07-2009
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mtbr member
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here is 1 of 1
first 69er AM paul has built.
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10-07-2009
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mtbr member
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little upgrade on my spad:
 
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10-07-2009
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mtbr member
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first 69er AM paul has built.
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Very nice. I don't usually like white components, but this look good. 
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10-08-2009
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mtbr member
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Originally Posted by 251
Very nice. I don't usually like white components, but this look good.
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Thanks.. I knew the frame was going to be white but the rest just kinda fell in place.  I didn't want a ghost bike.
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10-08-2009
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mtbr member
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2005 Norco Manik
2003 Dirt Jumper 1
CC Tank Hit Headset
Maxxis 2.35 High Rollers F/R
Everything else is stock

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10-11-2009
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mtbr member
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DMR Ex[alt]
Ideally it could do with bigger forks, lighter wheels, better brakes, but is still a fun bike as it is.
* Frame: DMR Ex[alt] 4130 cromoly 14" black
* Fork: Manitou Black 120mm, TF tuned
* Brakes: Hayes So1e
* Cranks: Raceface evolve XC
* Front Derailleur: Microshift
* Rear Derailleur: Microshift
* Pedals: Kona Jackshit
* Stem: Truvativ Hussfelt DH
* Handlebar: Truvativ Hussfelt DH
* Seatpost: DMR
* Saddle: SDG Bel Air
* Bottom Bracket: Custom ceramic
* Cassette: Microshift
* Headset: Jawbone
* Grips: ODI
* Front Tire: Maxxis High Roller 2.35 kevlar
* Front Rim: Sun Ringle BFM
* Front Hub/Skewer: DMR revolver/Hope
* Rear Tire: Maxxis High Roller 2.35 kevlar
* Rear Rim: Sun Ringle BFM
* Rear Hub/Skewer: DMR revolver/Hope
* Weight: Heavy?
Last edited by marki3boy : 10-11-2009 at 04:54 PM.
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10-12-2009
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mtbr member
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Fairly new... has a bit more than 400 miles:

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10-12-2009
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10-13-2009
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mtbr member
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Durrty....
I am an avid bicyclist who can't afford alot of bells and whistles. But all I know is my 300 dollar (I got a great deal on it) K2 Zed 1.1 Disc is kicking some tail in the hardtail division.I tend to destroy bikes but this bike is sturdy and can handle trails that most of my friends need a full-suspension for. I love hard tail bikes because they go fast and are great for catching sick airs. I don't know if I will ever convert. So to all you budget riders out there... don't be afraid to kill it on your 300 dollar 'beginner' bike. these are the pro models of yesterday... get out there and spray some dirt!!! Peace... - J.
PS... nice Trek Pic. It's almost too pretty. I want to see the next pic with some dirt on it lol 
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mtbr member
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My quest to have the nicest Diamondback in the UK continues despite the inherent futility of such an endeavor...
...I love my bike.

Pictured just after a complete strip/rebuild, so as clean as it's going to get.
Frame: Diamondback UK Response 2008
Forks: Rockshox Revelation 426 coil
Bars/Stem/Grips:Chromag Fubar OS/Thomson x4 50mm/Sunline Logo
Seatpost/Saddle: Thomson Elite/Chromag Lynx (comfy)
Drivetrain: SLX 665 cranks 26-36/XT med cage rear/ Deore front (last stock part!)/ Ultegra 12-28 cassette/KMC chain/ XT shifters
Wheels/Tyres: XT 756 hubs/Mavic 719/DT comp/ Maxxis High roller 2.35st/ Maxxis Larsen tt 2.35st
Brakes: XT 4pot front 180mm/2pot 160mm rear
Other Stuff: Creek ZS3 headset/E13 Supercharger (easier cleaning than Shimano bashring)/Hope seat clamp/foam rubbber chainstay guard/DMR V-12's long pinned/Many many cable ties/Bolted on Crud Catcher
So far I've been tempted by a bunch of 'better' frames from the likes of Ns, On-One, Ragley and so forth, but the balance of this frame (and it's creepy stealth like silence, doesn't even get cable or chain rattle) is so good it keeps tempting me back. It's absolutely flies round berms and across roots, much faster than a hardtail has any right to. Climbing's a bugger though.
I keep meaning to get rid of all the stickers too, but the frame's first owner very diligently laquered them on, so it has to wait for funds and time to get a respray, with any luck I'll be keeping this one for a long time.
At least until Banshee bring out the Scirocco replacement... 
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NS Bikes Society
My NSBikes Society upgraded with Fox 32 Vanilla 140mm RLC 15QR and SLX hydros 203F/180R.
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My NSBikes Society upgraded with Fox 32 Vanilla 140mm RLC 15QR and SLX hydros 203F/180R.
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Thanks. The more I ride it the more I'm loving it  . It's been getting more saddle time than my fullsus lately.
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Ragley Blue Pig
Just finished building a Ragley Blue Pig. Haven't been able to get to the trails just yet, but the tentative maiden voyage is Sunday (no hunting). Will upgrade the fork next year to a RS Revelation.

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Just finished building a Ragley Blue Pig. Haven't been able to get to the trails just yet, but the tentative maiden voyage is Sunday (no hunting). Will upgrade the fork next year to a RS Revelation.
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My 456ti
couldn't pass up the sale price on this. swapped the parts from my 456 summer session. took it for a maiden ride with one of my daughters last night and it's sweet. coming off the summer session i like the steeper headtube angle. it's beautifully crafted by the guys at lynskey. more of a ride report later
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couldn't pass up the sale price on this. swapped the parts from my 456 summer session. took it for a maiden ride with one of my daughters last night and it's sweet. coming off the summer session i like the steeper headtube angle. it's beautifully crafted by the guys at lynskey. more of a ride report later
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Very Nice! I just finished building this one.
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Very Nice! I just finished building this one.
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mtbr member
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is that a 16" summer session?
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Yes its 16
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3 Weeks Ago
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#1157
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mtbr member
Join Date: Sep 2007
Posts: 80
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Originally Posted by shortbus
My updated Evil version 3.1

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Can't help but laugh at your Evil. That f##king rim colour! Bloody awesome! 
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3 Weeks Ago
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#1158
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MTBR Member
Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 34
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Transition AM saddle.
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Originally Posted by colin1
What kind of saddle is that?
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Transition AM saddle, from Transition Bike Company. They come in black, brown, and white. Not as comfortable as the WTB it replaced, but still doable.
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2 Weeks Ago
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#1159
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mtbr member
Join Date: Jan 2009
Posts: 26
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Originally Posted by lacticacid
Transition AM saddle, from Transition Bike Company. They come in black, brown, and white. Not as comfortable as the WTB it replaced, but still doable.
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thanks dude - it's a good looking saddle,
Colin
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1 Week Ago
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#1160
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mtbr member
Join Date: Dec 2008
Posts: 20
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Totally up-graded P1 All Mountain:
SRAM X.7 / X.9 drivetrain
Truvativ Stylo cranks
Juicy Ultimate
Recon 351 U-turn 130mm
Truvativ AKA stem
Truvativ Stylo WC bars

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4 Days Ago
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#1161
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mtbr member
Join Date: Sep 2005
Posts: 21
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Originally Posted by rinseflow
Can't help but laugh at your Evil. That f##king rim colour! Bloody awesome! 
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haha thanks
I don't like subtlety 
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1 Day Ago
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#1162
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mtbr member
Join Date: Jul 2005
Posts: 179
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I just couldn't resist taking a pic of my bike with this old caterpillar.... 
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