Same with my e*thirteens. I'm running one 2.5mm spacer drive side and no spacers non-drive, chainline is good, chainstay clearance is tight.Almost have mine built, still need a rear brake adapter, I seem to have every other one except the one I need lol.
I weighed my frame before assembly, medium with vivid air sitting at 9lbs. 8oz.
Anyone riding XO DH cranks, are your cranks fairly close to the swingarm? i.e. only a few millimeters
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Yeah sounds similar to me I have to run both spacers on the drive-side and no spacers on non drive-side. Also had to space my mrp g2 quite alot to not rub the swingarm. Other than that she went together smoothly .Same with my e*thirteens. I'm running one 2.5mm spacer drive side and no spacers non-drive, chainline is good, chainstay clearance is tight.
I dunno, seat's scuffed and the tires aren't new... 7.5
It's also missing the rear wheel valve cap... fail.I dunno, seat's scuffed and the tires aren't new... 7.5
(Kidding. Looks rad! A 10. I want...)
a squidWho is this Ian Collins fellow? He always has the latest and sexiest bike.
So for each Testicle unless you are pulling a Lance on us?nahhh ....i just have two...
funny you mention that...i did have this surgery a while back...haSo for each Testicle unless you are pulling a Lance on us?
But how does it handle eastcoast rox, which are scientifically more gnarKinda off-beat run.
Loving the bike so far.
The XV air can is not available yet... I was told late March or April timeframe.View attachment 113393
please, im using Undead with CCDB air, but i dont get full travel, even with 40% SAG, i like to use no more that 30%, i will change to XV air Can, anyone know if its fits? i noticed that my regular CCDB air is too close to air valve
And anyone try this XV CCDB, how does it fell?
thanks for all
Unrelated to your question, but have you considered running a coil shock? The Undead is fairly progressive at end of stroke and would likely perform better with a coil shock, even though many people are running the CCDB air in progressive bikes.please, im using Undead with CCDB air, but i dont get full travel, even with 40% SAG, i like to use no more that 30%, i will change to XV air Can, anyone know if its fits? i noticed that my regular CCDB air is too close to air valve
or maybe just ask for a high res image file and get it printed on canvas or somethingAsk kev if its possible to get one.
im using HSC and LSC full open, but dont give me full travel, i want to ride with 28% SAG, i think XV will be greatIm getting full travel on my undead with ccdb air. 30% sag.
I also run 2 small spacers in the air can..
What settings are your adjustaers at...?
thanks for the help, i will considered run coil shock on more rough tracks, and stay with my ccdb for easy tracksUnrelated to your question, but have you considered running a coil shock? The Undead is fairly progressive at end of stroke and would likely perform better with a coil shock, even though many people are running the CCDB air in progressive bikes.
I found the frame worked great with a little less than 30% sag, I think 40% is excessive. By all means try the XV can (maybe Kevin can tell you if it fits, email him), but I'd suggest trying a coil shock sprung for 28-30% sag at some stage if you get the chance.
Raingauge,It'll bolt right on. Kevin suggested going up 50# on spring rate to me because of less friction in the linkage.
Last summer I was around 165lbs and ran a 350# spring with 150-160psi on my RC4. This winter I hit the gym and am down to 145lbs. I ran a 300# spring and the same pressure last month when I rode. I think a 325# would be ideal for me at this weight.
Next time I ride I'm going to try out the Vivid I had tuned at Vorsprung with the 300# spring. I'm hoping it keeps some of the plow and adds a little more pop. If not I'll bump up to a 325# and give that a try.