I came so close to ordering one of those last week, let us know how it ridesPretty excited about this frame and to have a water bottle again.
Just get the handlebar dampener thingies that go in the ends.oh shit…
Ill need to buy some artisan-mined lead weights to add to the front of my head tube.
Ahhh, just fill your handlebar with my patented “Damper Control Lotion”.Just get the handlebar dampener thingies that go in the ends.
Wow, they still offer 26" and 142 x 12 options. That looks like a contender for a "modern 26er".I came so close to ordering one of those last week, let us know how it rides
It appears selling some Chinese catalog handlebars and other accessories.The fucking crazy thing is that I am SURE I could sell a bunch with the right influencers. BKXC, what are you doing these days?
Haha, I was kidding, but not really.It appears selling some Chinese catalog handlebars and other accessories.
They do, or are you indicating that the small is still too big?If Banshee made frames in size small I would have bought one for my girlfriend
Small in Murican == Large in Swedish?They do, or are you indicating that the small is still too big?
Just buy a Giant and put some Banshee stickers on it.If Banshee made frames in size small I would have bought one for my girlfriend
The latest models I checked start as medium. That was the phantom and the titan.They do, or are you indicating that the small is still too big?
Definitely interested to see what you do and how it works out. Possible to bleed without a vac machine?Grabbed a ohlins ttx22m to give a shot and a couple shims with some input from them to retune and mess with.
Pretty excited to give it a shot, work on em and love the simplicity of service...besides gives me a good reason to use vacuum bleed machine
View attachment 174861
Serviced one last weekView attachment 174862View attachment 174863View attachment 174864
maybe they suggest you need 27,5“ wheels when you are that short? other companies do that tooThe latest models I checked start as medium. That was the phantom and the titan.
Surely some bad Google translate to Swedish as @StiHacka suggests?
I thought we talk about the Spitty?The latest models I checked start as medium. That was the phantom and the titan.
Surely some bad Google translate to Swedish as @StiHacka suggests?
It is but a major pain in the @$$...I did the glove and syringe after on top vaccum pressure to see...the issue is there's several spots for air to hide in reservoir, around rubber bladder,twin tubes and damper assembly...lower part is easy to get...straight forward...it's just the reservoir and head assembly that is the issue..Definitely interested to see what you do and how it works out. Possible to bleed without a vac machine?
That’s just moar damping.This guy heard a scraping noise lol...personally I thing it was just really old oil that was brittle...but hey possibly the cookie bites off the shims maybe..
He had shim chunks stuck in piston bleed holes lol, 2 semi deep channels inside shock stanchion...View attachment 174895View attachment 174896View attachment 174897View attachment 174898
This guy heard a scraping noise lol...personally I thing it was just really old oil that was brittle...but hey possibly the cookie bites off the shims maybe..
He had shim chunks stuck in piston bleed holes lol, 2 semi deep channels inside shock stanchion...View attachment 174895View attachment 174896View attachment 174897View attachment 174898
Yeah the ohlins is harder than any fox as far as air pockets...I did the circus song and dance on it and it took longer less results...but you would be able too with that for sure...I wanted to see if jake was full of crap at ohlins ...lol nope he wasn't ..That’s just moar damping.
Yeah I’ve bled fox with immersion bleed. Not fun, but possible.
How come you don’t use your vacuum bleeder?Yeah the ohlins is harder than any fox as far as air pockets...I did the circus song and dance on it and it took longer less results...but you would be able too with that for sure...I wanted to see if jake was full of crap at ohlins ...lol nope he wasn't ..
I do but I prefer 2 ways to do things, so minimize excuses should pump or system have an issue...How come you don’t use your vacuum bleeder?
The spitty could be an option too actually. I was set on a 29er since I have an extra fork lying around but I could put a 27.5 wheel in it and call it a day. My GF will definitely not be upset by the unconventional offset. LolI thought we talk about the Spitty?
Ok cool. Makes sense.I do but I prefer 2 ways to do things, so minimize excuses should pump or system have an issue...
I did lol..but after I had a "watch this" and struggled for a moment lol...
No for real I had planned on using it BUT I wanted to try manual first to see and try to overcome the know issues with hide and seek bubbles...I think it's better to first hand have knowledge...there are ways so it's not impossible or as hard as I was lead to believe...it is difficult yes but there is a way...and I won't forget how and where to adjust it to get the little bastards out ...
Besides I already knew my vacuum would do it so I just wanted to see for myself and try I had nothing to lose..m
Mullet?The spitty could be an option too actually. I was set on a 29er since I have an extra fork lying around but I could put a 27.5 wheel in it and call it a day. My GF will definitely not be upset by the unconventional offset. Lol
it might lift the front a bit too much. The frame is designed for a fork between 140 and 160. A 140 29 fork with a 27.5 wheel would yield a similar ride height as a 160 27.5 wheel / fork combo if I am not misstakenMullet?
You could get creative with the different dropout options they offer to get the geo where you want it to be. 26" dropouts would balance it more but results in a higher BB.it might lift the front a bit too much. The frame is designed for a fork between 140 and 160. A 140 29 fork with a 27.5 wheel would yield a similar ride height as a 160 27.5 wheel / fork combo if I am not misstaken
I’ll give it another go. I can’t imagine why it would knock but your idea of not enough bladder pressure could be it. I never put 175 in one of these. They recommend a lot lower, right?Try charging it. If you haven't...
It's pretty stock at the moment as far as tune I have a stack and we went over some different options....I figured being they are familiar with flow and Any synergistic situations I'm their deaign...maybe the tuning would be better to get from them for a baseline and some ideas and I can tweak it when I know what effect other areas.I’ll give it another go. I can’t imagine why it would knock but your idea of not enough bladder pressure could be it. I never put 175 in one of these. They recommend a lot lower, right?
I did change the bladder but maybe Im missing something and it is leaking. I’ll have a look. I need some clear hose on the vacuum bleeder like you got there! Yeah, they are so simple so I don’t know why I have a knock. I’ll figure it out. This might be the oldest one we have and my new ones are real nice.
What kind of tune did you go for? I think you might like these shocks for your weight and riding style. You should be able to run more compression without the kicking and harshness that comes with running firmer compression on lots of other shocks.
Ok cool. Thanks! I’ll try 175. Are you using their 2.5wt oil? I think that was what I put in my bleeder recently…. I bet you could get it running similar to a Woodie but you’ll have to tune it. There are a lot of different feeling shocks out there even though they are all yellow.It's pretty stock at the moment as far as tune I have a stack and we went over some different options....I figured being they are familiar with flow and Any synergistic situations I'm their deaign...maybe the tuning would be better to get from them for a baseline and some ideas and I can tweak it when I know what effect other areas.
Yeah ohlins is 175psi in bladder...I know when I set mine lower while messing with it it was odd, as soon as I took it to 175 it worked fine ..I can't see how it would effect it but I cycled it and only variable was more psi...
I'm hoping it acts similar to my avalanche, that woodie and avy cart in 40 is so balanced now that back and front help each other out in the nasty...
Tune wise I wanted more of a flutter stack style , assist in low speed hits but back it's self up on high speed chatter...then I can open it up on low and really plow.. the other is more mid speed platform for stability on steep rutted/rocky berm type stuff...
Clear hose is awesome you get to watch the fizz....lol...
I will try higher psi. Thanks.Yeah I have access to tunes etc...I am going to get a couple stack options ontop of what I have already...
Be curious to see if yours is better.with higher psi
Rockshox2.5 is 10 CST @40 ohlins is 11 cst @40 so either will work...
I have both i threw rockshox in cause it was loaded on machine...
Lite spring came in today so going to dial bike I'm with ttx
First off LOVE your truck...get that out there again right away lolI will try higher psi. Thanks.
Currently, I put in more than the recommended pressure into the DHX2 thinking it makes the oil last a little longer before topping out. It seems to add a few weeks but, I don’t want to pretend that I know what I am doing here though. Grain of salt and stuff.
The shocks I am really enjoying right now have a C20R20 sticker on them, I think. I’ll double check later. 525-571lbs spring rates. The lsr is fast (high spring rates?) but they are really nice for going faster than I am able to and the compression is plenty firm but still rideable with everything closed. What spring rate did you go for? This is for the M9 or Soccom?