40lb post! DH/FR Rigs around the 40lb mark! tips, pics, specs
- Thread starter bullcrew
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Could you tell me about your m3 fender?
fenders are for girls that dont like to get mud on there back when they ride. ohh and there totally pointless. other than that though the m3 is totally sick man.
Agreed, on more complicated suspension designs mud just gets caked in around and on the shock. I like the fender
Nice, I've always loved the Clifcat stuff. I always said that if I were to sell my Nuke I'd track down one of those old-school Holeshot frames with the high pivot.38lb but when im done it will be 35lb-36lb
here's one little update.
frame is for sale btw...check classifieds
40.2pounds
Frame: Orange 223 2005 15"
Rear Shock: Fox DHX 5.0
Spring: Progressive Ti 450lbs
Fork: Rock Shox Boxxer Race
Headset: FSA Orbit Mx with topcap
Spacer: Carbon
Crank: Truvativ Holzfeller DH
Bottom Bracket: Truvativ Howitzer Team
Pedals: Speedplay drillium
Chainguide: E.13 SRS East Coast
Gear: FSA DH 38t
Chainring bolts: E.13 Steel
Front brake: Avid Juicy 7 Carbon 203mm
Rear brake: Avid Juicy 7 Carbon 203mm
Front hub: Ringlé ABBAH SOS DH(20mm)
Rear hub: Ringlé ABBAH SOS DH(150X12mm)
Rims: Mavic EX721
Spokes: DT Supercomp 260mm
Nipples: DT Alu 12mm
Front tire: Michelin Comp16 2.5
Rear tire: Michelin Comp24.1 2.5
Rim tape: Tape X
Scealler: Stan's Notube
Tubes: Axiom 20X1.25
Cassette: Sram PG-990
Chain: Sram PC-991 Hollowpin
Stem: Thomson Elite 0° x 50
Bar: Answer Pro Taper 2"
Barends: Plastic
Shifter: Shimano XT with cable
Housing: Jagwire
Seatpost: Thomson Elite 27,2 mm
Seatclamp: Orange
Saddle: Fi'zi:k Nisene Ti
Rear derailleur: Shimano XTR short cage
Grips: ODI Lock-On Cane Creek
frame is for sale btw...check classifieds
40.2pounds
Frame: Orange 223 2005 15"
Rear Shock: Fox DHX 5.0
Spring: Progressive Ti 450lbs
Fork: Rock Shox Boxxer Race
Headset: FSA Orbit Mx with topcap
Spacer: Carbon
Crank: Truvativ Holzfeller DH
Bottom Bracket: Truvativ Howitzer Team
Pedals: Speedplay drillium
Chainguide: E.13 SRS East Coast
Gear: FSA DH 38t
Chainring bolts: E.13 Steel
Front brake: Avid Juicy 7 Carbon 203mm
Rear brake: Avid Juicy 7 Carbon 203mm
Front hub: Ringlé ABBAH SOS DH(20mm)
Rear hub: Ringlé ABBAH SOS DH(150X12mm)
Rims: Mavic EX721
Spokes: DT Supercomp 260mm
Nipples: DT Alu 12mm
Front tire: Michelin Comp16 2.5
Rear tire: Michelin Comp24.1 2.5
Rim tape: Tape X
Scealler: Stan's Notube
Tubes: Axiom 20X1.25
Cassette: Sram PG-990
Chain: Sram PC-991 Hollowpin
Stem: Thomson Elite 0° x 50
Bar: Answer Pro Taper 2"
Barends: Plastic
Shifter: Shimano XT with cable
Housing: Jagwire
Seatpost: Thomson Elite 27,2 mm
Seatclamp: Orange
Saddle: Fi'zi:k Nisene Ti
Rear derailleur: Shimano XTR short cage
Grips: ODI Lock-On Cane Creek
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36 pounds 8 ounces (with a little mud on it)
WHAT DOES IT WEIGH? This is for light bikes around 40lbs.
**** aye,I'm amazed. Thought the DNMs would have thrown it way over. Nice,sorry for my guess it was way more.
nice m3
My DHR sit's a bit over 38......i think alot of you fools are way off with your weight measurements......
i'll try to score gravity lights when they are available.....and if i trip on some money and i can afford to geek out, i'll get the new magnesium codes, a hollow pin chain, a skinny sdg saddle, and maybe throw some fresh tires on 2.5f/2.2r ....that'll get me under or around 36 and still be an extremely sturdy bike......
i'll try to score gravity lights when they are available.....and if i trip on some money and i can afford to geek out, i'll get the new magnesium codes, a hollow pin chain, a skinny sdg saddle, and maybe throw some fresh tires on 2.5f/2.2r ....that'll get me under or around 36 and still be an extremely sturdy bike......
Now you just need to ride it.......My DHR sit's a bit over 38......i think alot of you fools are way off with your weight measurements......
i'll try to score gravity lights when they are available.....and if i trip on some money and i can afford to geek out, i'll get the new magnesium codes, a hollow pin chain, a skinny sdg saddle, and maybe throw some fresh tires on 2.5f/2.2r ....that'll get me under or around 36 and still be an extremely sturdy bike......
What size frame is that?My DHR sit's a bit over 38......i think alot of you fools are way off with your weight measurements......
i'll try to score gravity lights when they are available.....and if i trip on some money and i can afford to geek out, i'll get the new magnesium codes, a hollow pin chain, a skinny sdg saddle, and maybe throw some fresh tires on 2.5f/2.2r ....that'll get me under or around 36 and still be an extremely sturdy bike......
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The Large 2007 DHR is by far the beste looking large-size dh-bike frame out there right now. It just looks right..
Its just around 35lbs. Rides like a dream.
awesome socom devotion ! i did what you said changed my tires and chain guide and i got my socom down to 40.1 .not 35 yet but i'm gaining on you !
Maybe that's because it's not that big.
very nice man. how are the schwalbes holding up? i've got some big bettys i'm waiting to try (though i'm worried they're too light to be durable in a dh application).
My stock Trek Session 77 weighs in right around 40
The Canfield F1 large is also a little small on the geo, Im 6'3 and its on par.
BTW: I dig the plaid seat on the socom.
Yeah...the Socom looks dope !
Thanks guys
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Nice man! Which tires?
The Nobby Nics are holding up fine, so far. My only worries is the sidewalls, which are thicker on the Big Betty. You'll be fine on them if you don't rip rockgardens thinking you have 4plys
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Recovered Shadow Slim I think.
I like that very much.ok, 38.6# no air or Ti spring.
shes in need of a new home also
It's a really well camouflaged SDG Bel Air (with the Cow fur
). Weights in at 246g, previously too over way over 300.
