I'm also svensk. Often I bruk to hang on the funsportforum....men now when alla 14is are där Ive nästan givvven it upp. Nick där is XT. I känn igen some av er som is hänging here.
We didn't meet, but I was at Fiskartorpet riding my Ibis CX bike at the SingleSpeed Nationals last summer (came in dead last, but had fun on the NS section!)
Hehe! I think I did see you! I do remember seeing some guy on a skinny bike on the ladders. Quite a contrast when everyone else was sporting heavy duty freeride rigs!
I noticed you sell Thomson products. I may need a new seatpost... Are you going to sell stuff through the website, or for dealers only?
Dealers only. Cykloteket has ordered a few and will be selling them both in the shop and through their catalog. Dr. Spoke has some in the shop. Others can order, everybody gets the same price.
What size Thomson post do you need? I can get anything to pretty much any shop in the country within 3 weeks, faster if I have it in stock.
RogerH, do you need the thomson for your bullit? if so, i don't think a 27.2 would work. i've got a brand new 28.6 which does fit bullits if you are interested.
narlus, Thanks for the offer! But I already have a Thomson on the old Bullit. I have a new frame on order, though. A Balfa BB7. The new post is for the Balfa.
Suggested retail on 410mm posts is about SEK 890. Almost all shorter posts are SEK 830 (with moms in your local bike shop). Cyclecomponents has them for SEK 780, but shipping costs even things out on the longer posts, and makes the shorter ones a better deal at your local shop.
You can always cut off a longer post, but considering the intended use of your BB7 and the interrupted seat tube (and the fact that it hasn't arrived yet) you might consider a shorter one. If you really want to keep the seatpost short I've got a Masterpiece 27.2 x 240mm post that weighs only 155 grams, but it costs so much that it is really only meant for serious weight weenies. In any case I have 27.2 x 410mm in stock in both black and silver.
I'm still looking for service-oriented shops who are tired of losing sales to webshops and looking for a way to compete on price and selection. Any suggestions that you might have would be appreciated.
So they look bent. If you want what I think is the world's most attractive setback post you should get one like I used on North American Flyers' demo bike #1
If you like the pix on the website you should see the video clips. I rep for Jeff here in Sweden and I have a CD full of high-res shots with a couple of video sequences as well. Hard to tell whether he is better at designing, fabricating or riding!
hey, im going to sweden this summer and was wondering if there are any good bike shops i can rent a DH bike from. also wondering if there are any good places to ride, around stockholm.
I am looking into making the bikes that I am building up for dealer demo duty available for rental. If that works out I have a Cove Peeler with a 888R that might be available here in Stockholm. Not a lot of vertical right here in town but Flottsbro is building up a nice facility and there are plenty of "up and down" type trails in various forests surrounding Stockholm.
The best time and place for DH/FR in Sweden this coming summer will be July 21-27 up at Åre for the annual Åre Mountain Mayhem festival. Read more about that at www.mtbfreerider.com. The Peeler will be there and I've heard that the local shops have Kona and Scott FR bikes for rent.
Dr. Spoke does my demo builds for me and has the best selection of frames and components imported by my company (www.northamericanflyers.com). The Peeler is currently located at their shop, and two of the owners their are the principals behind Åre Mountain Mayhem as well as Nordic Ride, the first mountain bike film produced in Scandinavia. If you come to Stockholm to ride you have to drop in on Phil and the Pimp Mechanics or you will have definitely missed out!
Well there is some bike shops around gothenburg. But no shops like Dr. Spoke in stockholm. cykelspecialisten is one, they sell kona, trek, specialized, cannondale and some other. they got nice bikes at the place.
A shop that can take home a lot of stuff if you order them is Re Sport. They order the things you want.
I'm not sure about it. But I think you can rent ordinary bikes that are used. God for students that stay here for a short time.
Are you going to gothenburg? Or where do you live, do you speak swedish?
What kind of bike are you looking for?
i am going to the gothenburg area, it is closet to where i am staying. i am looking for some type of DH, freeride bike. i dont speak swedish, but my family is going and they speak it fluently
Are you going to buy a new freeride bike? Hardtail or fullsuspension and how much money?
Where do you live today? It isn't cheap to buy bikes here in Sweden. Talk to the people at "Re-Sport" they will help you find a bike. For how long time will you stay in Sweden?
If you want a complete bike immediately there is a kona stinky (2004) and a cannondale genimi 2000 (year 2002 i think) at "cykelspecialisten".
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