[juanbeegas]

My Rampant... After waiting for a couple months, I finally decided to pull the trigger and set one up.

Some specs -

Frame: Banshee Rampant (S)
Bottom Bracket: Shimano SLX
Brake Set: Avid BB7/SD7
Cassette: Shimano Dura Ace 12-23T
Crank: Shimano SLX
Chain: KMC X9 SL
Chain Ring: E13 Guide Ring 34T
Fork: Rockshox Pike 426
Grips: Lizard Skins Moab
Handlebar: Nuke Proof Warhead
Headset: Cane Creek S3
Hubs: Hope Pro II 20mm/10mm Bolt on
Pedals: Deity Decoy
Rear Derailleur: SRAM X9
Rear Shock: Fox RP2
Rims: Spank Subrosa
Saddle: Charge Spoon
Seat Post: Woodman Post SL
Shifters: SRAM X9
Spokes: DT Swiss Competition
Stem: Thomson X4
Tyres: Geax Booze Light
Extras: E13 SRS+, Ti caliper, adapter, rotor, stem and crank pinch bolts.

Not sure if I should ditch the derailleur and go single speed and change my rotors out for 160(front) and 140(rear).

 

[Tyler.]

thats awesome!

im guessing street ride is a joke?

anyway, if it was mine, it would be an ss, single brake, dirt jumping demon...

but thats me

 

[juanbeegas]

No joke, mate. The body just can't handle a hardtail any more, but yeah, I will be using this for more than just riding street.

 

[gackrider24]

that bike is beautiful i like the way you set up the decals. If it were mine it would be single speed all the way. nice build

 

[Cru Jones]

That thing is core

 

[quickneonrt]

that is a nice bike. What's the travel? Haven't seen those tires yet either, they look good for street. What's the bike weigh? If I had it I would set it up the same way, it would be my do all, street, 4x, XC rig.

 

[juanbeegas]

Thanks. It's a 4" travel frame and weighs in at 13.85kg/30.5lbs. The tyres are not too bad actually. With the little time I've had on them, they seem to grip just as well as my old Holy Rollers, but looks like they won't last nearly as long(they're already showing some signs of wear). I've not had time to bring her out on the trails yet and they have only seen concrete so far, so I'll give a little update on the tyres after this weekend.
Here's a local skateboard blog, showing the park I have to ride in, it's pretty sweet.
http://skbsg.blogspot.com/2009/02/singapore-east-coast-skate-park.html