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03-07-04, 05:25 PM
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Yes I did, that was for the old link and 6" of travel, since I got the big link with a 8.75" x 2.75" I now have a Fox Vanilla RC w/ Pro-Pedal and the 5th. I have not really been able to ride as I still have another 2 weeks in my cast 
03-07-04, 05:51 PM
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Originally Posted by BlackDiamond
Yes I did, that was for the old link and 6" of travel, since I got the big link with a 8.75" x 2.75" I now have a Fox Vanilla RC w/ Pro-Pedal and the 5th. I have not really been able to ride as I still have another 2 weeks in my cast
**** now I noticed the M4's......how do you like those? I am thinking about getting hope for my demo 9, I am sick of hayes.
03-07-04, 08:56 PM
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I liked how you matched the stickers on either side. Thats the frame I really wanted. Oh well the white one ain't too shabby..
03-07-04, 09:19 PM
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I rode down a couple of flights of stars today (with my cast on) wanted to try the stan's no-tubes that I just put in today. The brakes are very nice.
03-07-04, 11:34 PM
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Originally Posted by BlackDiamond
I rode down a couple of flights of stars today (with my cast on) wanted to try the stan's no-tubes that I just put in today. The brakes are very nice.
03-08-04, 03:40 PM
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KleinMp99,
Yea your bike kills my bike....in weight
I'm comming in at 40lbs 
Yea your bike kills my bike....in weight
I'm comming in at 40lbs
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No offence. You scale is off. I have virtually the same bike with the smaller kit and with a djer with no chainguide and mine weighted 41pounds on an industrial scale. With the bigger kit and a dc fork and an mrp chainguide as well as what looks like standard parts, I doubt yours comes in that light. And doesn't that shock weight more than a standard fox R?
BTW is that stem the aluminum generic ones made by the same company that does the ones for azonic? I have been looking at buying a couple of those cause they are cheap and the perfect size (70mm and 10d)...If so how are they?
BTW is that stem the aluminum generic ones made by the same company that does the ones for azonic? I have been looking at buying a couple of those cause they are cheap and the perfect size (70mm and 10d)...If so how are they?
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Originally Posted by Maelstrom
No offence. You scale is off. I have virtually the same bike with the smaller kit and with a djer with no chainguide and mine weighted 41pounds on an industrial scale. With the bigger kit and a dc fork and an mrp chainguide as well as what looks like standard parts, I doubt yours comes in that light. And doesn't that shock weight more than a standard fox R?
BTW is that stem the aluminum generic ones made by the same company that does the ones for azonic? I have been looking at buying a couple of those cause they
are cheap and the perfect size (70mm and 10d)...If so how are they?
BTW is that stem the aluminum generic ones made by the same company that does the ones for azonic? I have been looking at buying a couple of those cause they
are cheap and the perfect size (70mm and 10d)...If so how are they?
Yea.....about the weight. My bighit which had a double bashring/mrp boomerang guide, nokians, and a junior T came in at 42. The demo is 47 lbs but it pedals REALLY well (or maybe I am just really strong which is also true). And as for the stem I am sooooo sure its race face diabolus.
03-08-04, 09:12 PM
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I have shaved quite a bit of weight off the bike, especially in the drive train (X.9) and cockpit (Pro-taper standard, Chris King, Diabolus standard 50mm), running Stan's no-tubes and magnesium body pedals. Good eye on the stem Klein. Ti spring on the 5th.
The MRP is as light as running a triple or double w/bash guard and front derailleur. The DJ2 is by no means a light weight fork and was only a little lighter than the 04 Sherman Slider +.
Oh yea....The Mono M-4's are lighter too
But I still love your demo 9 Klein!!!
The MRP is as light as running a triple or double w/bash guard and front derailleur. The DJ2 is by no means a light weight fork and was only a little lighter than the 04 Sherman Slider +.
Oh yea....The Mono M-4's are lighter too
But I still love your demo 9 Klein!!!
