Iron Horse 2005 website live
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gosh, an actual simple and solid website.....do they know they're in the bike industry?
im stoked to get my factory frame!
Is it just me, or has Iron Horse just completely killed with their 2005 line? The frames look like they were poured from like, Terminator metal, or something. I can see Sam coming through the finish line, going "John Conner....you must come with me..." 
Oh shoot.......I almost forgot to give you guys the message: 1992 called---and they would like their color back......
In all seriousness.......since the indroduction of the new color, there's a real shortage of neon green over here in North Carolina, and the redneck Honda drivers are starting to get a little pissy, so if you guys could just switch on over to a color like, fuschia or salmon...or something like that, there's a whole lotta guys named Bo and Eddie that would be greatly appreciative. Thanks!
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Oh shoot.......I almost forgot to give you guys the message: 1992 called---and they would like their color back......
In all seriousness.......since the indroduction of the new color, there's a real shortage of neon green over here in North Carolina, and the redneck Honda drivers are starting to get a little pissy, so if you guys could just switch on over to a color like, fuschia or salmon...or something like that, there's a whole lotta guys named Bo and Eddie that would be greatly appreciative. Thanks!
:eviltongu
do bikes have an ass to kiss?Greyhound said:
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so how much is retail on the Sunday team out of curiousity. I know the Sugergo '04 version was silly cheap??
Do a search n00b :devil:bizutch said:
The last I heard retail would be somewhere around 5k. To bad super-go's not selling just the frame, or I might have been able to hit it.
that bike is sick nasty. Id take it out back and bend it right over.
zedro said:
....Yeah, SkaTodd!
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Retail for the Team should be $ 3900 and $4900 for the WC.bizutch said:
im just angry that my shop can't carry them, becuase they are some of the only bikes i like!
got a kid here who is an absolute RIPPER....but he's too broke to buy a bike. tryingto find him something that will hold up but he can actually buy. I saw in the new Decline that the Norco A-Line is only $2600.00 complete??? is that right?
Tons of good used bikes for 2600.
wow....i wanted 7point7 but now i dont....the price is huge :O
7POINT7 is a is a serious, serious bike. That thing is top of the line all the way.
Nice SGS BTW, On your e.13 guide, top slider, put the rear top slider bolt in the top hole instead of the bottom hole like you have it now. Then move the whole top slider down about 3mm. It will work better that way. (even if youve had no probs so far)
later
Dave
Nice SGS BTW, On your e.13 guide, top slider, put the rear top slider bolt in the top hole instead of the bottom hole like you have it now. Then move the whole top slider down about 3mm. It will work better that way. (even if youve had no probs so far)
later
Dave
Ok...now you're just starting to scare me bro....dw said:
I had you suspected of that.
thanks or the info ill go give it a try now
Rennie isn't on the IH/madcatz for '05?
I noticed the spec on the Iron Horse Sunday WC, it lists both the Mallet clipless and Easton Flatboys... Does the bike actually come with both? And if so, what an awesome idea and a great example of the attention that Iron Horse gives to its customers.
binary visions said:
No Shimano 515's at Ironhorse
He was riding for Santa Cruz this year.Mumbles said:
Why don't you give them a call.
You know, I really like that Kumicho, and its probably going to be the bike I buy for racing collegiates and Maxxis (if there is one this year) but why couldnt they have put a little bit better of a fork on that thing? Im a bit disappointed about that. I mean, the way last years' DH bikes were specc'd I can see that its supposed to be equal the "pro" model, but given that its not the same frame or anything, I dunno, I wish it had a better fork on it is all.
Well, the whole bike is such a good deal that you could pull the fork off it and sell it brand new, and replace it.BurlyShirley said:
that is a sick bike, i would buy it if i had the money
wow thats cool, just when i thought companies were going the other direction and simply not offering pedals at all.ska todd said:
Yeah, thats what Im going to do, I guess. But it'd be cool if i didnt have to go through that step. Maybe a breakout+ would be a good fit.binary visions said:
You know, Im real excited about the bike for some reason though. Looks like a fun ride, like a DH bullit (no one give me any ****) .
For the Kumicho, yeah, the Breakout+ would be a nice fit for sure. The Kumicho and Sunday have similar geometry, with the BB height a little higher on the Kumicho to deal with the added sag under power. I ran the Breakout+ on my Sunday for a month this summer and it worked out very well for me. (I tried a bunch of different forks).
For 2003-2004 IH DH parallels,
Kumicho replaces SGS Pro
Sunday Team replaces SGS Team
Sunday Worldcup replaces SGS WC
For 2003-2004 IH DH parallels,
Kumicho replaces SGS Pro
Sunday Team replaces SGS Team
Sunday Worldcup replaces SGS WC
I broke my Wookiee.