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  1. 08-17-2009 #1
    waterfield
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    NEW Blue Niner One 9

    Frame - Niner One 9 Medium
    Fork - Niner Carbon
    Wheelset - Industry Nine 29er Ultralight
    Headset - Crank Bros. Cobalt C
    Handle Bar - Easton Monkeylite SL 25.4
    Stem - Raceface Deus 100mm 25.4
    Brakes - Avid Elixir CR Carbon 160
    Rotors - Ashima ARO-08
    Crank Set - Truvative Noir Carbon 175mm
    Bottom Bracket - Truvative GXP Cupset
    Chainring - Envy 32T
    Chain - Shimano XTR
    Seatpost - Shimano Pro Vibe Carbon 31.6 x 400
    Tubes - Maxxis Welterweight 29er
    Tires - Kenda Small Block 8
    Skewers - J&L Titanium
    Cog - Misfit Cycles 20T
    Grips - ODI “O” Grips
    Pedals - Crank Bros. Eggbeater SL
    Post Clamp - Salsa Lip Lock
    Saddle - WTB Shadow V Pro

    Weight 18.60lbs

    Enjoy!

    P.S. More builts on the way...stay tuned
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  2. 08-17-2009 #2
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    Wow. That is a badazz looking bike. Better send that one to Niner as a spokesmodel.
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  3. 08-17-2009 #3
    MMcG
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    woah nice bike, but, why the Crank Brothers headset over the other possible options??
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  4. 08-17-2009 #4
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    That is one amazing bike you got. Awesome color scheme.
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  5. 08-17-2009 #5
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    that bike just BLEW my mind!
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  6. 08-17-2009 #6
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    thats a beautiful bike, i did not like the niner fork until i saw that bike looks real good in blue.
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  7. 08-17-2009 #7
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    dang
    Save a tree & wipe your butt with an owl.
    Thank your local Sierra Club.
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  8. 08-17-2009 #8
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    Very nice. Does the fork glow in the dark?
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  9. 08-17-2009 #9
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    Watch that fork; Niner said no spacers on top of the stem if I remember correctly...
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  10. 08-17-2009 #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by fleanutz
    Watch that fork; Niner said no spacers on top of the stem if I remember correctly...
    Typically - on a carbon steerer road bike fork - you put 2-3mm of spacers above the stem - don't know why this fork would be any different. (That is SOP on my Reynolds Ouzo Pro anyway......)
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  11. 08-17-2009 #11
    fleanutz
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    I had one in my hand, read the manual, it said no spacers on top of the stem...just sayin...
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  12. 08-17-2009 #12
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    I hope to ride the HELL out of that machine! That thing just screams out to me "Ride long, Ride me hard!!!!!!!!" I'm just say'n?
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  13. 08-17-2009 #13
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    may it never be that clean again.
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  14. 08-17-2009 #14
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    that is one light 29er,looks great...
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  15. 08-17-2009 #15
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    I'm not sure about that particular brand of brake rotors, but it appears to me that they are backwards. The "spokes" of the rotor should point toward the front of the bike. Other than that, looks good!
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  16. 08-17-2009 #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by MMcG
    woah nice bike, but, why the Crank Brothers headset over the other possible options??
    Low stack, low weight. clean lines
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  17. 08-17-2009 #17
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    Quote Originally Posted by Amnesia
    I'm not sure about that particular brand of brake rotors, but it appears to me that they are backwards. The "spokes" of the rotor should point toward the front of the bike. Other than that, looks good!
    Interesting you see it that way, it is correctly installed as per rotor instructions
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  18. 08-17-2009 #18
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    Quote Originally Posted by fleanutz
    I had one in my hand, read the manual, it said no spacers on top of the stem...just sayin...
    Let me go read the manual if I still have it. Either way until we are 100% sure of set up, no one is cuttin' anything....
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  19. 08-17-2009 #19
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    Quote Originally Posted by waterfield
    Interesting you see it that way, it is correctly installed as per rotor instructions

    That's interesting. I only say that because I have owned and worked on many different disc brakes and the way those are mounted would be considered backwards for any other brand. Cool if that's how they say to install them, just didn't want anything to bend/break on ya though!
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  20. 08-17-2009 #20
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    Wow what a beauty ! I have Raw One9 not with those components thou. Nice build
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    Beautiful.

    Good to see someone else shares my fetish for shiny blue bits
    As little bike as possible, as silent as possible.
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  22. 08-18-2009 #22
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    good looking bike but check your front skewer. Its on the wrong side
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dan0930
    good looking bike but check your front skewer. Its on the wrong side

    I always keep my QR on the left with discs as well, nothing worse than stopping to fix a flat on a long decent and burning your knuckles on the rotor.

    nothing bad about using it on that side at all, it won't effect anything
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    aluminium has a tendency to fail when you need it most. i.e. you end up with a bad day.
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  24. 08-18-2009 #24
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    sweet ride,but you need a blue headset.

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  25. 08-18-2009 #25
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    Great lookin' bike.

    We'll expect a proper review on the fork in a few weeks.
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