[stinkyboy]

My LBS has a bad azz Voodoo Dambala that I am likin' a lot. A 29" singlespeed with Chris King hubs & head, Moots bar and post, Race Face crankset and Salsa wheels for $2100. Worth the price. Worth the purchase?

 

[BikeGeek]

I do Voodoo, but don't know anything about their new frames. I'm riding a '97 Wanga, one of the last years their frames were made in the US.

Joe Murray is still the guy behind the designs and I can't say enough good things about the way my bike rides.

 

[wooglin]

I ride one. Which model year are you looking at? The original production run had tight clearance at the chainstays with the wheel forward more than half way (although its enough to fit a Kenda Klaw, which is all I care about). The new models (631 tubes) have been crimped there so they should fit anything currently available.

Very sweet riding frame. Price is up to you.

 

[stinkyboy]

Which model year are you looking at? .

It's a new 04. I just ran across the Ellsworth One, which looks interesting too.

 

[arboc!]

you remind me of the babe
what babe?
babe with the power
what power?
power of voodoo
who-do?
you do

 

[wooglin]

It's a new 04. I just ran across the Ellsworth One, which looks interesting too.

Ellsworth is making an SS? Not a 29er surely.

 

[stinkyboy]

Ellsworth is making an SS? Not a 29er surely.

http://www.ellsworthbikes.com/bikes/one/index.cfm

This photo makes me feel all tingly:

 

[BikeGeek]

It just looks like they stuck a couple of tubes into a pile of molten metal, let it harden, then painted.