not much of an "XC" bike, but I dig it.
Lets see you xc bikes
- Thread starter dhmatt
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My true XC bike, I have lighter wheels for it if I ever race.
that bike does cocaine
I was going to ask what bike those white tires were going on when you posted your 575, but now I know! Cool bike!My true XC bike, I have lighter wheels for it if I ever race.
i am very proud of my bike i have built. I call it a overkill bike meaning over the top components but nice none the less
marz 44 Micro ti fork
marz roco Carbon shock
xtr shifters
xtr derailleurs
Raceface next carbon crankset
deus stem
azonic pedals
elixir brakes
raceface next carbon handlebar and grips
Atom labs wheels
Intense invader tires
driven CSMZ7T gold cassette and chain
marz 44 Micro ti fork
marz roco Carbon shock
xtr shifters
xtr derailleurs
Raceface next carbon crankset
deus stem
azonic pedals
elixir brakes
raceface next carbon handlebar and grips
Atom labs wheels
Intense invader tires
driven CSMZ7T gold cassette and chain
Very nice now go HUCK!!!! LOL nice build
nice. love the rims
pikes peak??
It purdy.Heavy XC.
I had a GT Idrive 5, 2.0. It was the same design as your bike, but before they started calling them "force" or whatever they call them. I loved that bike. It rode so smooth, all the time. Next time I get a trail bike, I'm really going to consider a FS 29er if they have the right geo's. I shouldn't need a bike for at least three years though.Here are my 2 XC bikes:
In central Ky. Xc at Green River Lake and Holmes Bend, Dh at a local ORV called Portland, Slalom at Lindsey Wilson College, and DJ trails at my farm.
Ooh Nice Ibis Lelandjt! 
Thanks. The fork has 6 years on it!
sry I had to revive a dead one but I just got finished...only took a year, ya know its rough being a broke-ass
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34.2lbs now.
new wheels, fork, stem,pedals and cassette should drop me to 30.8lbs
new wheels, fork, stem,pedals and cassette should drop me to 30.8lbs
The SS. Now sports white rims and better rubber, white hydro brakes, and flat bars. This is just after the build, I threw some spare parts on it just so I could ride it. 22 lbs:
Here's the geared bike, just after receiving it's new swingarm. 26 lbs:
And an action shot of the same bike hauling my ass down the mountain (broken wrist and all). 192lbs
Here's the geared bike, just after receiving it's new swingarm. 26 lbs:
And an action shot of the same bike hauling my ass down the mountain (broken wrist and all). 192lbs
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How so? The thread was post your xc bike so I posted my xc bike. WTF?
he wasnt talking about you slick. there was a post that was deleted
Well don't I feel like a retard
. Guess thats why the quote button is there.
Stop trying to sell us your Trek dude!~Well don't I feel like a retard
my xc bike
my dh bike
my dh bike
I'm a bad person, I don't know anything, 29ers are ruining the world, something about the industry, I'm just a follower, and a bunch of other things.
I can't wait to ride it this weekend and see how she does.
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'12 Trek Superfly 100 Elite AL. Currently all stock, w/ Shimano M540 pedals. One of the LBS guys was drooling all over the tires, Bontrager 29-1 Expert, 29x2.2", for whatever reason. The only reason he could give was that "they haven't even been released yet". But somehow they were "amazing tires". I didn't feel like they were all that...but I'm not a bike shop guy. I'm looking at trading him for the Geax Saguaro 29, 2.2...a tire I rode and loved on my 26" Jekyll 800 (not the 29, obviously...).
The cable suspended between the top and bottom tubes, you ask? Well, on my first ride with the bike, yesterday, I did a massive endo and destroyed the back brake lever. Fortunately my neighbor is a bike mechanic who works for 12-packs. He happened to have a spare (mechanical) rear brake...with a short cord. Anyway, I was planning on upgrading at some point to XT, so it's not that big a deal. Oh, and if you were thinking of stealing it, think again...pic #2.
The cable suspended between the top and bottom tubes, you ask? Well, on my first ride with the bike, yesterday, I did a massive endo and destroyed the back brake lever. Fortunately my neighbor is a bike mechanic who works for 12-packs. He happened to have a spare (mechanical) rear brake...with a short cord. Anyway, I was planning on upgrading at some point to XT, so it's not that big a deal. Oh, and if you were thinking of stealing it, think again...pic #2.
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