Dannihilator
10-01-07, 07:23 PM
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MulletArgyleman
10-01-07, 07:26 PM
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What about it? it's a deore xt? yay:rolleyes:.
What about it? it's a deore xt? yay:rolleyes:.
nickj6
10-01-07, 07:30 PM
Why do people insist on quoting pictures?
MulletArgyleman
10-01-07, 07:31 PM
Why do people insist on quoting pictures?
and everything...... cause it's fun:p.
and everything...... cause it's fun:p.
Dannihilator
10-01-07, 07:38 PM
What about it? it's a deore xt? yay:rolleyes:.
At least I made the decision on my own and well within 2 or 3 weeks.
At least I made the decision on my own and well within 2 or 3 weeks.
mtnbiker66
10-01-07, 07:42 PM
What about it? it's a deore xt? yay:rolleyes:.
You're right. He should have started about 6 useless poles and then talked all about what he might do and what he might buy. Did he?????? Noooooooooooo!!!!! He just went out and got new parts, did it all by himself. Go figure.
You're right. He should have started about 6 useless poles and then talked all about what he might do and what he might buy. Did he?????? Noooooooooooo!!!!! He just went out and got new parts, did it all by himself. Go figure.
scrublover
10-01-07, 07:44 PM
Why do people insist on quoting pictures?
In most cases, I think it's a case of stupidity.
MAM: duh, yeah, XT cranks. But the new XT cranks, that haven't been out for long. I think most of us are more excited about someone posting a new part on a bike they actually have vs. endless threads about what parts to buy for a frame and fork they don't have yet...
In most cases, I think it's a case of stupidity.
MAM: duh, yeah, XT cranks. But the new XT cranks, that haven't been out for long. I think most of us are more excited about someone posting a new part on a bike they actually have vs. endless threads about what parts to buy for a frame and fork they don't have yet...
ed
10-01-07, 08:15 PM
about 6 useless poles and then talked all about ...
Pollack jokes aren't allowed on bikeforums.net
Nice cranky, smashy.
I likey.
Pollack jokes aren't allowed on bikeforums.net
Nice cranky, smashy.
I likey.
MulletArgyleman
10-01-07, 08:33 PM
Pollack jokes aren't allowed on bikeforums.net
Nice cranky, smashy.
I likey.
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wow, that was pretty funny:| ____(look sideways)
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Nice cranky, smashy.
I likey.
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wow, that was pretty funny:| ____(look sideways)
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MulletArgyleman
10-01-07, 08:34 PM
At least I made the decision on my own and well within 2 or 3 weeks.
Going for the bragging rights, eh?:p
Going for the bragging rights, eh?:p
DylanTremblay
10-01-07, 08:42 PM
Nice! You mind giving a ride report once you get a few rides on them?
mtnbk3000
10-01-07, 08:49 PM
At least I made the decision on my own and well within 2 or 3 weeks.
i agree
i agree
Dannihilator
10-01-07, 09:38 PM
I can give one right now.
Install was extremely easy, had the old cranks off and the xt's on very quickly all of 6 minutes time(Mostly removing the race face cranks, and moving the chain ring and bash ring to the xt cranks. The thing that kind of caught me by surprise was that the chainring bolts were not hex, they were torx(Uses a t-30 torx.)
With installing the cranks I didn't hav to modify the cranks to have clearance with the chain guide, had to modify the race faces I had on there.
With the ride, first thing I noticed was that they were indeed lighter than what I had, made the bike alot more snappy when pedalling and alot stiffer.
Install was extremely easy, had the old cranks off and the xt's on very quickly all of 6 minutes time(Mostly removing the race face cranks, and moving the chain ring and bash ring to the xt cranks. The thing that kind of caught me by surprise was that the chainring bolts were not hex, they were torx(Uses a t-30 torx.)
With installing the cranks I didn't hav to modify the cranks to have clearance with the chain guide, had to modify the race faces I had on there.
With the ride, first thing I noticed was that they were indeed lighter than what I had, made the bike alot more snappy when pedalling and alot stiffer.
norco_rider77
10-02-07, 04:30 AM
sweet, i guess ill try not to bug you guys about too many parts in the furure, unless a really cant decide, seeing that my friends are no help
BFG
10-02-07, 06:24 AM
Why did my post here get deleted?
Its happening a lot lately....
Its happening a lot lately....
Dannihilator
10-02-07, 08:36 AM
Why did my post here get deleted?
Its happening a lot lately....
There was a post?
Its happening a lot lately....
There was a post?
BFG
10-02-07, 08:43 AM
Yeah.
It said:
"2008? Nice.
How does it ride?
Im getting a new 2008 XT Rear Der. in the next week or two. Shimano have stepped it up quite a notch this year"
Or something.
It said:
"2008? Nice.
How does it ride?
Im getting a new 2008 XT Rear Der. in the next week or two. Shimano have stepped it up quite a notch this year"
Or something.