i'll be receiving a Niner Sir9 frame later this week. and was curious, with shimano xt brakes, new style, would i be ok with a 140mm rear rotor?
and a 160 front?
Depends a lot on how you plan to use the bike I guess. Will it strictly be for racing or mainly XCish riding or will you be riding it hard on steep and technical terrain? If so, I'd go with the next size up in front and rear than what you are proposing now - unless you are looking to keep this as a really light build.
well never really had much time on a 29er. figured it was about time i tried it. so mostly setup first as a play bike.
so i guess i'll try it. if it fails, i'll move to the bigger size.
thanks
i'll be receiving a Niner Sir9 frame later this week. and was curious, with shimano xt brakes, new style, would i be ok with a 140mm rear rotor?
and a 160 front?
I was unable to fit a 160 rotor in the rear. It hit the highly curvalicious chainstay. I don't know if Niner has changed the shape at all since I got my frame two years ago though.
I was unable to fit a 160 rotor in the rear. It hit the highly curvalicious chainstay. I don't know if Niner has changed the shape at all since I got my frame two years ago though.
i'll be receiving a Niner Sir9 frame later this week. and was curious, with shimano xt brakes, new style, would i be ok with a 140mm rear rotor?
and a 160 front?
Niners look nice for the xcer...but anyways as far as the pics go, use an image hosting site (photobucket, flickr etc...) and imag tag...its not rocket science and you can link the pics to more than just RM
I'd recommendo a bigger front rotor. I run 180mm on all of my personal rigs up front. The rear at 140mm would still probably lock up the wheel with a powerful set of hydro brakes, so I don't see an issue there.
Niners look nice for the xcer...but anyways as far as the pics go, use an image hosting site (photobucket, flickr etc...) and imag tag...its not rocket science and you can link the pics to more than just RM
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