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26in of love

Jun 25, 2007
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Canada
if it's 26inches of love yur talking about ... i still love this bike :monkeydance:



Frame: Supercross Evo IS 26” - removed braketabs 1633g
Fork: V!Z - 876g
Bars: Gusset Open Prison 3" - cut down 424g
Grips: ODI Subliminal BMX - calculated x2 32g cut
Stem: Blk Mkt Underboss Riser 211g
HS: Crank Bros Iodine DS 65g
HS Cap V!Z - threaded fork 11g
BB: Primo 22mm Euro 108g
Cranks: St Martin Hollow Flat 160mm 620g
St Martin Crank Bolt 17g
St Martin Crank Extractor 3g
St Martin Sprocket Washer 3g
St Martin 22mm Spacer 2g
Spkt: St Martin 18t 24g
Pedals: Ares 88 Plastic 320g
Chain: KHE Tanga 3/32 - cut extra links 221g
Post: Alienation Pivotal - cut down 215g
Fr Hub: KHE Geisha Light 36h 261g
Rr Hub: KHE Geisha Light 36h 9t 478g
KHE Hub Slack Spacer 0.5g
Shadow Al Bolts 3/8 - calculated x4 12g
Shadow Al Washer - calculated x4 4g
Pegs: KHE Alchemy PVC 3/8" - calculated x4 320g
Element Griptape - calculated x4 32g
Tires: Schwalbe Kojak 26x2.0 - calculated x2 994g
Tubes: Maxxis Ultralight 2.1 - calculated x2 512g
Rims: Atomlab Pimplites 26" - calculated x2 1040g
Atomlab Torque Spokes - calculated x2 389g
Atomlab Torque Nipples - calculated x2 45g
Vermillion Al Valve Caps - calculated x2 1g
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the total weight of this project is roughly +/- 20 lbs.
 
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dirtjunkie

Chimp
May 9, 2008
25
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Still waiting on my rear wheel to come in :disgust:

anyways. . .



then having a bit of fun at work when its rainy and cold out. . . . shark!!!

 

JGill

Monkey
Jul 7, 2008
288
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Norman, OK
That blue frame is nice! You have a spec list?? I haven't got around to weighing it yet... Over the past couple of weeks I have been wanting to. I guess I will have to make a trip to the lbs today. Just have to remember not to buy anything else...
 

An0maly

Chimp
Apr 6, 2009
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That blue frame is nice! You have a spec list?? I haven't got around to weighing it yet... Over the past couple of weeks I have been wanting to. I guess I will have to make a trip to the lbs today. Just have to remember not to buy anything else...
21.5" frame
Argyle
Spank bar
Blk mrkt stem
Saint brake
Evolve DH cranks
NC-17 mag pedals
Oddysey seat
Atomlab pimplite wheels
Tioga FS100 tyres

Yeh not sure how much mine weighs either, yours looks like it would be very light though. I have a mates who's tweet tweet is around 11kgs
 

JGill

Monkey
Jul 7, 2008
288
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Norman, OK
21.5" frame
Argyle
Spank bar
Blk mrkt stem
Saint brake
Evolve DH cranks
NC-17 mag pedals
Oddysey seat
Atomlab pimplite wheels
Tioga FS100 tyres

Yeh not sure how much mine weighs either, yours looks like it would be very light though. I have a mates who's tweet tweet is around 11kgs
weighed it 3 times (25.1 -25.2-25.1) and that's with a bb5 and a halflink chain added after I posted the original pic. Just .2 lbs. more than my xc bike. Smaller tires and lighter wheels would lighten it up even more but I'm not trying to become a weight weenie...Not to mention that Minute is pretty light too.
 

JGill

Monkey
Jul 7, 2008
288
0
Norman, OK
Nice bike and jumps. :monkeydance:
Sweet!

...been tossing around the idea of getting a rigid fork. How is a rigid on a 26 compared to a 20? Is it a little less harsh at all, having the bigger wheels? My wrists are almost shot from the skating days and I don't ride my 20 much because of them. What are you're thoughts on riding a rigid 26??
 

sittingduck

Turbo Monkey
Jun 22, 2007
1,958
2
Oregon
Sweet!

...been tossing around the idea of getting a rigid fork. How is a rigid on a 26 compared to a 20? Is it a little less harsh at all, having the bigger wheels? My wrists are almost shot from the skating days and I don't ride my 20 much because of them. What are you're thoughts on riding a rigid 26??
I like it. It forces you to (try to) be a little smoother. It is less forgiving, for sure. A little less harsh than a 20", but not much. See if you can borrow one from somebody to try it out first. Most of them will lower your bottom bracket and steepen up your front end a little. (Usually a good thing, in my opinion)
 

Fool

The Thing cannot be described
Sep 10, 2001
2,780
1,493
Brooklyn
Your trails and drainage turn me on a little. Sorry, everyone, if that's weird.
 

Paulyd

Monkey
May 15, 2007
255
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Great White North.
heres my beast. i'll post a pic again soontimes when (hopefully) i get my answer pro tapers tomorrow.


actually looks alot better now. rear s-type, an actual ss kit. and a slimmer seat, along with smaller gearing.
and in the distant future, a black betty. along with some redline device cranks.

i also have a problem i need help with. since i have vertical dropouts, i dropped the tensioner. but my problem is that the current number of links i have now is so tight, i cant kick my cranks back so they spin freely, but when i add a single half link to the chain (kmc bmx chain), its so loose than when i torque the pedals a bit up a hill, it skips when my right pedal is forward. would it be alright if i filled the dropouts towards the seat/seat stays?

and yes, the next pic i have will not be filled with all that stuff my dad keeps in our garage.
 

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jonKranked

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i also have a problem i need help with. since i have vertical dropouts, i dropped the tensioner. but my problem is that the current number of links i have now is so tight, i cant kick my cranks back so they spin freely, but when i add a single half link to the chain (kmc bmx chain), its so loose than when i torque the pedals a bit up a hill, it skips when my right pedal is forward. would it be alright if i filled the dropouts towards the seat/seat stays?
You can always try changing your front sprocket by a tooth or 2 and see if that will improve your chain length.

I have filed dropouts before, just make sure there's enough material there that you won't risk structural integrity.
 

Paulyd

Monkey
May 15, 2007
255
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Great White North.
You can always try changing your front sprocket by a tooth or 2 and see if that will improve your chain length.

I have filed dropouts before, just make sure there's enough material there that you won't risk structural integrity.
yeah they got filed, bu the non-drive side needs a bit more filing to get it dead center. although the stp will probs go for sale, i'm getting either a jackal, amp, or ducat.