Contemplating endro frame choice for new build
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Yea would be nice.
The red one.
Thoughts...im also looking at ones listed here.
So looking at megatower, nomad or a Bronson
Any thoughts 2017+.
Need something above evil following and below session...150-170 rear 170 front I'll mullet it even if it wasn't set up for it
So looking at megatower, nomad or a Bronson
Any thoughts 2017+.
Need something above evil following and below session...150-170 rear 170 front I'll mullet it even if it wasn't set up for it
#TheIndustry
Right now the tyee is looking best
Would go for it if I could convince them to sell me an alloy front with a carbon rear
Would go for it if I could convince them to sell me an alloy front with a carbon rear
Salsa Cassidy? They are on sale for 2k, has a flip chip and you can buy a different link to make it a shorter travel bike......I think that's what they were saying-
Salsa Cycles | Adventure by Bike
People can like any reach and chainstay they want, so long as they can still manual or whip around a tight turn. Otherwise they just bought themselves a Cadillac that has the stability to keep their dad bod safe but lacks any playfullness. I was worried the industry was going down the wrong path on this one but recently it seems everyone's coming to their senses.
longer chainstays (and bigger wheels) actually make mannys less twitchy and give the balance point a larger window for error.
Longer reach AND longer chainstays just make raising the front wheel more effort which affects bunnyhoppability as well.
Longer reach AND longer chainstays just make raising the front wheel more effort which affects bunnyhoppability as well.
Mega short chainstaysSalsa Cassidy? They are on sale for 2k, has a flip chip and you can buy a different link to make it a shorter travel bike......I think that's what they were saying-
Salsa Cycles | Adventure by Bike
www.salsacycles.com
If I'm ok with my pivots proportions....
430 stays 770 front center
That's 1.79 from center to rear center ratio.
So your saying that big 29 are detrimental to riders that can really manual or bunnyhop?
Yeah I see it all the time, passive squids.
Nah. Was simply pointing out a few of the differences.
If you posess the skill to manual, you can manual on anything* really.
*obviously it's going to be way MOAR of a chore on something so ridiculously long you struggle to move your mass behind the rear axle on.
If you posess the skill to manual, you can manual on anything* really.
*obviously it's going to be way MOAR of a chore on something so ridiculously long you struggle to move your mass behind the rear axle on.
This but also it depends on what your local trails are like.
Is 90% of your riding in bike parks, where sharp turns dont really exist, run a big long bike.
If you ride tight, trials type stuff, get a short light nimble bike.
If you ride where there are super tight trees, maybe run narrow bars. Out in the desert, do whatever.
Basically, blanket statements and bike types don't really apply. There's so much variety of trail out there.
But yeah, some people get caught up in trends and think they need A, when B is actually better for 90% of what they ride.
Sounds like you've never punched a cacti while using all of the trail.
It's a great bike, see if you can find someone in Socal that will let you test ride theirs. You must be able to cast a pretty wide net through your business, no?
I happened to ride the lift with Asa yesterday and he has a Frameworks enduro bike showing up any day. Had some pics on his phone, looks like a downsized version of the DH frame, but no idea of the geo. I think he's racing it at the Purgatory BME this weekend.
Wonder when Neko will start selling frames? They look good, and now with an enduro option as well.
Wonder when Neko will start selling frames? They look good, and now with an enduro option as well.
I was under the same impression initially.
That's a huge waste of a great technology.
from what i can tell he's been farming them out to local groms for testing and feedback. that vermette kid (while not local to nc) is fast as hell. would love to see him make the jump next year. i assume he'll be back out at rock creek for nationals?
back on topic i talked to a guy on a raaw at rock creek a while back and he was pleased with it, at least for east coast bike park conditions.
Ahhhh
Zs56!
Yup. And if you wanted to bastardize it further, you could put the longer CS from an XL/XXL frame onto a M or L frame.
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Yup. And if you wanted to bastardize it further, you could put the longer CS from an XL/XXL frame onto a M or L frame.
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Mmhmmm bastardization
446 is pretty good already, but nice to have moar optionz.
Yup. And if you wanted to bastardize it further, you could put the longer CS from an XL/XXL frame onto a M or L frame.
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Mmhmmm bastardization
446 is pretty good already, but nice to have moar optionz.
Nicolai Saturn S16 in the S15/47 config looks pretty close to the numbers you're asking for....
docs.google.com
NICOLAI-SATURN 16 - Tech_Sheet-2022
I saw it and assumed it was just his DH bike with a short shock and 38 treatment. Looked burly
edit: switched over Instagram and the first thing I see is Neko riding again, on the very bike mentioned above https://www.instagram.com/p/CuQD5fXxWjU/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
musings on reach: https://nsmb.com/articles/a-bit-of-a-reach/
could it be that "ideal" reach is based on use-case and terrain (climbing vs. descending; smooth vs. tech)?
could it be that "ideal" reach is based on use-case and terrain (climbing vs. descending; smooth vs. tech)?
If you haven't then you have not been riding foot cycles long OR you are a fucking moron.
<edit> That should have been an or, not an and.
But seriously. If you think the same reach geo works equally well in both the fast, steep and nasty as it does in the slow and tight, or rolling terrain vs steep grinding climbs and plummet descents, then I got nothing. I thought it was blindingly obvious.
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That was not targeted at @slyfink or anybody specific... Just the idea that reach or any other geometric metric is always the same for all types of riding is silly. Have you ever ridden a bike on more than one type of terrain? Here we all know this, and it has been discussed ad infinitum. Just frustrating when you see the thought bubbles appear and think oh god here we go again. It is nice to see some talk about maybe we went a little too far with the reach experiment more thought about front / rear center.I'd assumed Sly was being sarcastic.
He's never seemed like a moron. OR newb
disclaimer: Can't be fucked reading NSB link
I'd say based on terrain and riding style.
Asa won the pro class of the Purgatory BME on the new Frameworks endurbro steed today. Beat some fast dudes including Ropelato.
He put the bike together on Thursday, had 2 days of practice, and took the win.