there is a round part on the perticular scale specificly for allowing you to putting it into a bike stand, allowing you to get an accurate weight.gnurider1080 said:i thought with those scales they had to be hanging for them to provide the correct weight. that way all of the weight of the bike is pulling down on the scale and is not distributed to anything else that the bike could be touching slightly. sorry, but im not buying it just yet.
I don't hate him. I always make fun of him because I make fun of people I like. He does the same to me.SBDownhillRacer said:i missed something here. . . . why does everyone hate this montashu kid?
In my case I smack the edges of the pedals into the faces of rocks. So with pedals like those I would be unclipping.TheMontashu said:I will see how they work as far as gettin in tomaro when I go for a ride. The clip part of the pedal protrudes on the mallets and they never came out from hitting rocks.
What the hell are you trying to say there?:bomb:old ol said:Dude i can't be hating, hes a mot.
TheMontashu said:I local pro DH guy has literaly BENT cranks in corners and ran a TI BB all season with no issues.
and zutroy the rear is a double wall the front is a single.
MOT means member of the tribe. It's an inside thing for us Jews to refer to other Jewish people.Bicyclist said:What the hell are you trying to say there?:bomb:
Lol...From an outsider's perspective, this is so bloody juveneile guys.
I have been browsing this forum a little letely, and I saw this bike a while back. Most of you people wouldn't beleive the fellow's claimed weight, and went on with a whole lot of rot such as "I call BS, post a photo on the scale". So what does Montashu do? Posts exactly what you asked for, a picture of the bike on a scale, but still, you are all 'sacre bleu' about it, his scale musn't be calibrated yadda yadda yadda. Get over it. What will it take for you all (by all I mean the disbeleivers) to get off your high horse, and accept that his bike is lighter than yours?
I <3 you for that.Fly said:From an outsider's perspective, this is so bloody juveneile guys.
I have been browsing this forum a little letely, and I saw this bike a while back. Most of you people wouldn't beleive the fellow's claimed weight, and went on with a whole lot of rot such as "I call BS, post a photo on the scale". So what does Montashu do? Posts exactly what you asked for, a picture of the bike on a scale, but still, you are all 'sacre bleu' about it, his scale musn't be calibrated yadda yadda yadda. Get over it. What will it take for you all (by all I mean the disbeleivers) to get off your high horse, and accept that his bike is lighter than yours?
I am a light guy, I con't throw around a 50 pound DH bike, If i get a light bike that I can throw around I can get faster.lovebunny said:what does having light bike help if you ride like sh!t?
Sorry, I'm a little lost, what does that mean?ghettogt76 said:I <3 you for that.
What you said was so perfect, that I couldn't say it better myself. The "<3" is a heart, meaning I love you for what you just said.Fly said:Sorry, I'm a little lost, what does that mean?
ghettogt76 said:The "<3" is a heart,
you should try lying a bit harder next time.TheMontashu said:fox 40
DT 440 rear hub with a WTB super duty front
DT 5.1 rims
sapim bladed spokes and alloy nipples
kenda nevegal tires 2.3R and 2.5R
middleburn cranks
FSA TI BB
gammut guide
answer pro taper carbon bars
holsfeller stem (ganna get replaced)
heavy steel seapost on a sella ti XC saddle (Im getting the super light Ibeam saddle and thier post soon)
DHX 5.0 (getting a TI spring soon)
formula puro brakes
dura ace cassete
X9 shifter and rear D (its ganna be XO soon)
and egg beater C pedals (soon to be Egg beater dual tis)
WORD!!!!!binary visions said:Wow... Just... Wow.
You guys are truly pathetic.
Threads like this are exactly why I don't hang out in the DH forum any more, since it's a bunch of screaming children.
Fly pretty much nailed it... there's always a reason he's lying. Why? Why do you care? Do you guys feel emasculated by it? Do you feel threatened? Jealous, maybe?
All of the above? I think so.
Who cares? Montashu spent a lot of money building up a pretty sweet bike. Let it be. Would it make you feel like your manhood is bigger if you found out it weighed 39lbs instead?
Spot on buddy.Fly said:From an outsider's perspective, this is so bloody juveneile guys.
I have been browsing this forum a little letely, and I saw this bike a while back. Most of you people wouldn't beleive the fellow's claimed weight, and went on with a whole lot of rot such as "I call BS, post a photo on the scale". So what does Montashu do? Posts exactly what you asked for, a picture of the bike on a scale, but still, you are all 'sacre bleu' about it, his scale musn't be calibrated yadda yadda yadda. Get over it. What will it take for you all (by all I mean the disbeleivers) to get off your high horse, and accept that his bike is lighter than yours?
I agree. It does not matter what his bike weighs. What is it to anybody else?dante said:first off, very nice build. regardless of whether the weight is real (and I'll usually believe a digi scale over my gut feeling), it is a very nice build.
couple of things, have you tried the eggbeaters for DH? I tried a similar product (CB's but they didn't have as tall of a platform as the mallets) and hated it, I didn't realize how much I liked the contact between the lugs on my shoes and the platform of the mallets. To each his/her own, but the small contact of the eggbeater was driving me nuts when I tried to FR on it.
I'd also be concerned about the durability of the single-wall kenda front and what I'm guessing are ultra-lightweight tubes (you're not doing Stan's, right??), along with the lightweight wheelset.
Otherwise, nice bike!
They don't make a DHX air in a 8.75 by 2.75konastab01 said:If thats the true weight it would be possible to take it down even further with a air shox and a few other lighter bits.
Im not beleiving it for some reason at that weight
I ran a single wall front WTB last season at north star, never had a pinch flat. As far as tubes go I'm running 1.2 MMsdante said:first off, very nice build. regardless of whether the weight is real (and I'll usually believe a digi scale over my gut feeling), it is a very nice build.
couple of things, have you tried the eggbeaters for DH? I tried a similar product (CB's but they didn't have as tall of a platform as the mallets) and hated it, I didn't realize how much I liked the contact between the lugs on my shoes and the platform of the mallets. To each his/her own, but the small contact of the eggbeater was driving me nuts when I tried to FR on it.
I'd also be concerned about the durability of the single-wall kenda front and what I'm guessing are ultra-lightweight tubes (you're not doing Stan's, right??), along with the lightweight wheelset.
Otherwise, nice bike!
I have been running the mallets for about a year now and ran SPDs for a year before that, I don't realy unclip and dab. If I do not like the egg beaters I will simply throw the mallets I ahve back on the bike.Jeremy R said:I agree. It does not matter what his bike weighs. What is it to anybody else?
But the first thing I would do that bike is throw on some Mallet M's.
I think you are racing beginner DH, and I can tell you from experience you are gonna want a platform for your foot when you have to dab in hairy sections. This is just a safety issue, you can ride the Mallets like a flat pedal until you get your foot back in.
As far your wheels, I have no clue, as I do weigh way more than you, but I can tell you those rims are strong, and Dt is actually recommending them for DH right now. I have them on my SX, and they are nice, and I have another set on the way for my Demo.
If I were you, I would get the DT tubeless kit for those rims, then you can run some real DH tires and it will still be light, and will be a helluva lot safer than running some single walled Kenda that is could self-destruct at any time like Tom Cruise.
Wow. One of the first times I've laughed at what someone said on the internet. :trophy_brv10"o-PlEaSuRe said:as much as i dislike the little jewbag...his bike really is that light...i made sure to get everything completlely suspended from the scale and its still that light. Now i am planning on stealing it for parts on any occasion i can
i'm just stealing the whole thing!v10"o-PlEaSuRe said:as much as i dislike the little jewbag...his bike really is that light...i made sure to get everything completlely suspended from the scale and its still that light. Now i am planning on stealing it for parts on any occasion i can