[revmonkey]

i use this bike for freeride, so what the heck.

just missing my rhynolite wheels and a boxguide... but otherwise it's done!

Spec: waiting for part to come in
Frame: Specialized P.2 Cromo
Fork: Manitou Stance Flow
Wheels: Sun Rhynolite laced to Deore Disk
Cranks: Truvativ Hussefelt
Pedals: Shimano DX PD-MX30
Rear Der: Shimano Acera
Front Der: Truvativ Boxguide
Bar: Titec El Norte
Stem: Truvativ Hussefelt
Brakes: Hayes HFX-9

that's pretty much all that's important.

i've worked out how much i've spent to this point.

720 - 2005 Specialized Hardrock Sport Disc
125 - Fork
70 - Cranks, Bar, Stem
30 - Pedals
100 - Brakes
35 - Grips
50 - Shifter
280 - Frame
75 - Wheels (which i'm still waiting for to arrive at my house...)

all in all, it took me $1,490 to get to this stage, and i still have enough parts left over to rebuild my hardrock. considering at 2007 P.2 costs $1,100, i managed to build up a bike with comparable (or better in some areas) spec, and a trailbike to boot. i didn't do too bad, eh? (all prices cad)

 

[v-digit]

dope park.

 

[gastro]

Lookin' good dude. Hopefully you'll get a melt soon.

 

[Boxxer]

Sweet, a park with no fence around it!

 

[RimJobbed]

I dig your build. Still can't wrap my mind around those new P frames. I'm rockin the older squared top tube model P2 and love it. And good luck with that park.

 

[revmonkey]

oh no worries it all melted yesterday

haven't been able to ride it yet though, stupid driver's ed...

but yeah, i rode the park with a couple buddies that day, super wet but really really fun

 

[Squirreldh]

nice ride, I have the same p.2 cromo frame and I love it. did you get the short or long top tube version? mines short and it feels really nice, a too much toe overlap though so barspins are difficult.

 

[revmonkey]

i got a long i tend to gravitate to longer bikes, i don't know why...