SRAM deraillers and shifters for starters...then a fork depending how this one works for me...CHepler said:Nice bike.
what upgrades you have planned?
I took a hiatus from riding but up until last year we were riding all over - urban in worc, west boylston, green hill, mid-state trail in Rutland, borderland, etc. Where do you ride?norco-freerider said:nice ride. where do you ride mostly? i go to wpi and noticed your in worcester.
mostly lynn and nam, and alot of downhillingJimmyTwoTimes said:SRAM deraillers and shifters for starters...then a fork depending how this one works for me...
I took a hiatus from riding but up until last year we were riding all over - urban in worc, west boylston, green hill, mid-state trail in Rutland, borderland, etc. Where do you ride?
Are you basing that on actual experience? Because having ridden an M1 for a couple of years, then a single pivot for a couple years, and having ridden several Stinky's and Stabs, there's really not that much difference unless you are dragging your brakes all the time. With all the advances in shock valving and pivot placement, the advantages of a Horst link are much smaller than 5 years ago.Sandwich said:I really don't like the suspension design on konas.
That being said,
OH
MY
GOD
What an (otherwise) perfect frame! A STRAIGHT seattube, wicked low standover, high build quality....wow. If it were horst I'd buy 2. Regardless, congrats.
norco-freerider said:mostly lynn and nam, and alot of downhilling
Nam drains really well, if we can have a day or 2 with out rain, the trails will be fine.JimmyTwoTimes said:I need to get to Nam. Any idea what shape the trails are in after all this rain?
Sweet bike, they have really made some change. My 04 stinky look NOTHING like that.JimmyTwoTimes said:Here's my new rig. Just got it a few hrs ago... :heart: Now the upgrades begin...
Hey guess what? Just like every other manufacturer, they make bikes at several price points, from the Deore/LX bike right up to the Saint/SRAM X9 bike. And they even sell bare frames for people who want to build the bike up themselves.Knuckleslammer said:Yes, that MF gots some upgrades to do. Cough up 5 c-notes chump for a new drivetrain and chainguide.
:mumble:
Cheap Kona peeps, putting frign LX on a stink. WTF?
I thought Kona went with Race Face for it's cranks? Or is that only on it's XC line?Echo said:Hey guess what? Just like every other manufacturer, they make bikes at several price points, from the Deore/LX bike right up to the Saint/SRAM X9 bike. And they even sell bare frames for people who want to build the bike up themselves.
Well that's just an example... I think they actually use some Truvativ and some Raceface.robdamanii said:I thought Kona went with Race Face for it's cranks? Or is that only on it's XC line?
Yep, thanks.Echo said:Are you basing that on actual experience?
Good bike choice for 'Nam. Make sure to hit the new trail and test your new suspension. :evil:JimmyTwoTimes said:I need to get to Nam. Any idea what shape the trails are in after all this rain?
You guys doing Nam ? what time and when I might be able to join you !berkshire_rider said:Good bike choice for 'Nam. Make sure to hit the new trail and test your new suspension. :evil: