digging has finally begun on the east coast. we cut a new entrance to the first jump on the trails maing it less of a hip and more of a big fast booter.
lots more digging to be done.
the bike weighs in a hair over 25 pounds. im running a 12 tooth cog. yeah i noticed that as well, the chain is just barely clearing the cassett spacers a fraction more and it would rub.
i just got my tonic fab built up. the nicest hardtail i have ever owned hands down.
fox float 32, with 15mm axle
hope hubs
mtx 31 rims
macneil conjoined cranks with Ti spindle
macneil 25 tooth sprocket
eclat surge alloy pedals
hope mono mini brake 140mm rotor
chromag osx 30' bars...
you dont necessarily need a shorter spring to lower a pike. i lowered my old u-turn pike by cutting the rod on the bottom of the spring down. Then I drilled out the end up to the right size and tapped in some new threads. the fork will bottom more easily when this is done because the spring...
i have rode tons of street/dirt tires and the intense micro knobbie is the best by far. it rolls super fast on both dirt and street grips anything and is super light. it works surprising well in wet/muddy dirt jump conditions as well. the only downfall is the super small knobs wear down quick if...
you should hold your bars as far to the end as possible. say you have full 28'' bars but hold them in 2 inches from each end you might as well just cut them down. the reason for wide bars is more control so it only makes sense to hold the bars as wide as possible for the most control.
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you can lower a 4x very easily my buddy andrew has lowered his own and a few for hid friends. try him on pinbike ''andrewrock'' im sure he could help you out
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