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Help with some burly hardtail pics...

MikeD

MikeD

Leader and Demogogue of the Ridemonkey Satinists
Oct 26, 2001
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chez moi
Originally posted by Urban_P1
dope pics, i love that bike, whats the retail on the frame anyway?
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You'll need to PM Nicolai-USA for the up-to-date info; the Euro vs Dollar fluctuations can change it...the Nicolai website has an estimate of $850 Euros.

Rabie, I really think I might do that, but it's not hugely important to me. Can't wait to get some riding in with you. (you should get one white Nicolai decal for your frame; it'd look striking against all the black. Put it on the top of the downtube or something... :p )

MD
 
sub6

sub6

Monkey
Oct 17, 2001
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williamsburg, va
Well, I know I've posted these pics ALL OVER the web, but hell - this is a burly-ass hardtail, so I may as well put 'em here:






These are pretty much the ONLY pictures that have ever come out of my digital camera that I'm 100% satisfied with; too bad it took like a whole hour to set up the shoot.

Specs:
'03 Evil Imperial
'98 Marzocchi Z.1 Dual
24" Arrow DHX laced to Hayes Elite, 3.0 Intense rubber
XT discs, 8"/6"
FSA X-drive cro-mo cranks, 22/36
Evil DRS
XTR shifter/derailleurs/SRAM Attack front shifter
Atomlabs Trail King pedals
FSA Pig DH Pro
FSA 1.5 reducers
FSA DH400 bar
Thomson 70mm stem, 410mm post
WTB SST/K seat
Really not sure on weight, scale says 38# but I think it's about 40.
 
MikeD

MikeD

Leader and Demogogue of the Ridemonkey Satinists
Oct 26, 2001
11,737
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chez moi
Trimmability...I run SRAM fronts even if I'm using a trigger rear, too.
 
sub6

sub6

Monkey
Oct 17, 2001
508
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williamsburg, va
Originally posted by MisterMental
trimability?
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Yep. That means if your chain is rubbing on the derailleur cage at extreme crosschain situations (like 22/34t rear going up a steep-ass hill) you can click the derailleur cage over a hair to eliminate the rubbing. Or, when trying to shift under pressure, you can overshift a click or two to speed up the shift. It just gives you more adjustability than a trigger, which is all-or-nothing.


Originally posted by VooDoo
thseo wheels look so mean
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Thanks man, they're BRUTAL. I can just case the hell out of anything, at like 15psi, no worries about p-flats. Plus, it's like having rear suspension!
 
narlus

narlus

Eastcoast Softcore
Staff member
Nov 7, 2001
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here's the latest version of the evil -



threw on a mich 2.8 fr and mobster 2.7 rear, DH tubes in both, and of course the monster. ready for bromont? we'll see! :)

here's a shot from the perspective of whatever's about to get run over:




i'm bringing my DH bike too, just in case...
 
Nd4spd

Nd4spd

Chimp
Jun 9, 2002
94
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If it's rideable, i'm on it
Damn Narlus that Evil is so pimping:thumb: I'd love to get my hands on one of those Monsters as it is the only one that i would consider putting on my .243 Racing:thumb:


On a side note i had a set of the 2.7 Highrollers on the Mavic D3.1's last week.Wondered why and what for you setup the Evil with the beefier tires:confused: I take it Bromount but what for:confused: I had them on the .243 Racing but went back to the Michelin 2.2 Comp 24's again.Figuared i had them use them:confused:
 
MikeD

MikeD

Leader and Demogogue of the Ridemonkey Satinists
Oct 26, 2001
11,737
1,820
chez moi
Damn, guys...both of those things are pretty frickin' outrageously cool rides...

MD
 
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Shmoe

Monkey
Oct 23, 2001
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Calgary, Canada eh?
Originally posted by Nd4spd
I'd love to get my hands on one of those Monsters as it is the only one that i would consider putting on my .243 Racing:thumb:
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I have a red 01 monster on my 13 inch 243 for now.. Its surprising awesome. Feels like the bike was designed around it..
 
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