What up guys and gals
Just got done putting this beauty together. I cracked my old K2 trail bike this summer, so I needed a new rig. Nothing was in stock at the time, so I started saving and ordered one of these. By the time Fedex showed up with it, I had saved enough to hang some tasty sh!t on it.
Large black Titus Supermoto FR w/ 5.7 inch link
Rockshox Pike Team w/ poploc handlebar mount
Gold Hadley's 20m fr/QR rr laced with DT Alpine III's to Mavic 819's
Hope Mono 4 200m fr/180mm rr
Gold King HS
Thompson stem/post
Easton Monkeylite XC carbon bar
04' XT cranks
Sram Rocket trigger shifters (Shimano capatible)
XT rapid rise rear der.
XT front der.
Hutchinson Octopus 2.3 tubeless tires w/ a little Stan's
Salsa Skewer and liplock
WTB Rocket V stealth saddle
Time ATAC Alium S pedals
Weight: 34 lbs
This thing pedals like a dream. Its so efficient over bumps and roots. I can just pedal my way through almost anything. Its really plush for 5.7 inches. The tubleless tires hook up really well too. I'm having to re-learn my corning technique with these treads.
This is the perfect XC bike for a downhiller who is in the 200lb or more range. If it looks slack thats because it is. 68 degree HA at full fork extension, which is great if you're used to a DH rig. When the fork is slammed all the way down its about 70. Its a sweet bike the pedals great, brakes great, and descends like a mini-DH bike.
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Just got done putting this beauty together. I cracked my old K2 trail bike this summer, so I needed a new rig. Nothing was in stock at the time, so I started saving and ordered one of these. By the time Fedex showed up with it, I had saved enough to hang some tasty sh!t on it.
Large black Titus Supermoto FR w/ 5.7 inch link
Rockshox Pike Team w/ poploc handlebar mount
Gold Hadley's 20m fr/QR rr laced with DT Alpine III's to Mavic 819's
Hope Mono 4 200m fr/180mm rr
Gold King HS
Thompson stem/post
Easton Monkeylite XC carbon bar
04' XT cranks
Sram Rocket trigger shifters (Shimano capatible)
XT rapid rise rear der.
XT front der.
Hutchinson Octopus 2.3 tubeless tires w/ a little Stan's
Salsa Skewer and liplock
WTB Rocket V stealth saddle
Time ATAC Alium S pedals
Weight: 34 lbs
This thing pedals like a dream. Its so efficient over bumps and roots. I can just pedal my way through almost anything. Its really plush for 5.7 inches. The tubleless tires hook up really well too. I'm having to re-learn my corning technique with these treads.
This is the perfect XC bike for a downhiller who is in the 200lb or more range. If it looks slack thats because it is. 68 degree HA at full fork extension, which is great if you're used to a DH rig. When the fork is slammed all the way down its about 70. Its a sweet bike the pedals great, brakes great, and descends like a mini-DH bike.
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