I agree. My Socom felt the best at 38-39lbs. When I had it about 35-36lbs it was a little flightly. My 951 is about 38 lbs and it feels spot on.Yeah your right 36 is the new 40!
beenm there now Im back up a little bit and Im good. 37-38 seems to be prime, too light and it deflects in the rocks. I like to get ontop of the rocks and carry lots of speed skipping em and at 36 It hwld a line decent no real complaints but 38 and it was stupid stable but had the equivelant of a 2.7 up front so it had some give in volume as well.
fsa platinum pro I beat mine 2 years solid NO issues and I hammered the crap out of it.. Best BB ive ever used.For the Middlburns what bb are you using?
I have a set of 165s that I had on my sxt but the bb spindle is too narrow for my Demo. I have an SKF 600 which is pretty bomb proof but I can't find anyone who carries them anymore.fsa platinum pro I beat mine 2 years solid NO issues and I hammered the crap out of it.. Best BB ive ever used.
The seat is a ti-Rocket V SLT (215g) and the Thompson is short and light. I wouldnt lose much. I love the Hammer. I still pedal uphill so it was my only solution. A ton of guys run them where I live. No one has had any problems.Kanter an i-beam post and i-fly or Bel Air sl will save you some weight. Nice setup. How is that hammer**** setup?
I tried that to begin with. I had nowhere to secure the lower piece. The spokes are too far over to read the magnet. I tried a huge spacer and it look terrible.Hey Kanter you should wrap your odometer wire around your front brakeline for a cleaner look and its more secure also as it won't be likely to snag on anything. just my .02
BTW sweet rig.
Really? Maybe I tried the wrong ones. They never read right for me. I was always replacing batteries too. Sometimes they wouldnt even turn on automatically even when I set them too. I have 1 or 2 in the garage that I could still try. The downtube protector has been on a couple bikes and saved the downtube. I wasnt running one on my Foes Fly and got a good sized dent in it. I run one on all my bikes now. I got this one from Go-Ride. Its heavy at around 200g. Id like to find a carbon fiber one.Kanter, I've never had problems with wireless computers on my bikes
I a working on some DT protection for my Glory, as well
I've been using Giant computers w/o any issuesReally? Maybe I tried the wrong ones. They never read right for me. I was always replacing batteries too. Sometimes they wouldnt even turn on automatically even when I set them too. I have 1 or 2 in the garage that I could still try. The downtube protector has been on a couple bikes and saved the downtube. I wasnt running one on my Foes Fly and got a good sized dent in it. I run one on all my bikes now. I got this one from Go-Ride. Its heavy at around 200g. Id like to find a carbon fiber one.
I just kept the cord/sensor spiral wrapped and ziptied to the brakeline so I could adjust the distance to the wheel sensor by moving the brakline inward to the wheel. I've never had a problem with that method. Good luck anyways.I tried that to begin with. I had nowhere to secure the lower piece. The spokes are too far over to read the magnet. I tried a huge spacer and it look terrible.
Is that the platinum pro mega quad isis bb?fsa platinum pro I beat mine 2 years solid NO issues and I hammered the crap out of it.. Best BB ive ever used.
Now there's an idea; attach it to the brake line. I like it. Out to the garage I go.I just kept the cord/sensor spiral wrapped and ziptied to the brakeline so I could adjust the distance to the wheel sensor by moving the brakline inward to the wheel. I've never had a problem with that method. Good luck anyways.
little heavy for this thread08 Stinky Deluxe - 45.42lbs - Everything stock expect DH tubes with a 2.7 Minion up front and 2.50 Chunder on the back.
The pic is with 2.50 minions front and rear, those are long gone.
dont remember, lol it had red cups I bought it stuck it in the BB hole and never had to take it out!Is that the platinum pro mega quad isis bb?
i have 3 in my old part drawer that would disagree with you. everything from blown bearings to broken spindles.platinum pro DH ISIS
FRICKING BULLIT PROOF!!!
Im surprised I have beat the crap out of mine and NO issues as well as CHris has beat his 2 seasons and no issues.i have 3 in my old part drawer that would disagree with you. everything from blown bearings to broken spindles.
fixed !based on what ive seen we should start a sub 36lb thread. Damn bikes are getting weak this year......
and it's on it's waydont remember, lol it had red cups I bought it stuck it in the BB hole and never had to take it out!
platinum pro DH ISIS
FRICKING BULLIT PROOF!!!
LMAO! Yeah theres a few as nice as they are will probably explode at some point.fixed !
Brit that thing is SICK!!!! Literally badass!a hair over 38 lbs. I wish this snow would melt.
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yeah can't find that one in a 73/118 that i need for my demo7. I did find the platinum pro mega quad isis bb. i guess i will try one of those. I have the MB's and they have been good to me so I would hate to get rid of them.dont remember, lol it had red cups I bought it stuck it in the BB hole and never had to take it out!
platinum pro DH ISIS
FRICKING BULLIT PROOF!!!
I sold my RF atlas freerides last week (almost new) to go back to MBs and a isis BB mine was flawless and the cranks proved to be STOUT.
Besides I like the look of the Middys!
ISIS and bullet proof, why do i smell a porky pie.dont remember, lol it had red cups I bought it stuck it in the BB hole and never had to take it out!
platinum pro DH ISIS
FRICKING BULLIT PROOF!!!
Actualy he's not the only one that had no problems with that bb. Same here though I was an anorectic teenager when I had it in my bike (not that I'm a beefcake now )ISIS and bullet proof, why do i smell a porky pie.
I never had a problem with the ones I've used in the past either.ISIS and bullet proof, why do i smell a porky pie.
That Tr450 is freaking amazing looking. so jealous!Finally got it done...Boxxer Team, X.9 Drivetrain, Holzfeller OCT Cranks, Fox RC4 rear, Formula K18 brakes, Transition hub to ex729 wheels, Deity pedals, bars, grips. Twenty6 stem, Kenda nevegal tires. 40.7 pounds and even more beautiful than the pics show. I'm so stoked on the bike
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Gahh. So awesome. That shop looks sweet too. I approve!Finally got it done...Boxxer Team, X.9 Drivetrain, Holzfeller OCT Cranks, Fox RC4 rear, Formula K18 brakes, Transition hub to ex729 wheels, Deity pedals, bars, grips. Twenty6 stem, Kenda nevegal tires. 40.7 pounds and even more beautiful than the pics show. I'm so stoked on the bike
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thanks! yeah i've had the shop for about 2 years now...still trying to build up inventory because i only started with 10k. it's been fun.Gahh. So awesome. That shop looks sweet too. I approve!
Why nevegals on a pure bred like that? Otherwise that 450 is so sick.Finally got it done...Boxxer Team, X.9 Drivetrain, Holzfeller OCT Cranks, Fox RC4 rear, Formula K18 brakes, Transition hub to ex729 wheels, Deity pedals, bars, grips. Twenty6 stem, Kenda nevegal tires. 40.7 pounds and even more beautiful than the pics show. I'm so stoked on the bike
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I beat the snot out of an SKF 600 bb for over 2 years and it is still going strong. Only reason i am not running it now is because i have a new frame and it does not fit.ISIS and bullet proof, why do i smell a porky pie.