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11-30-10, 11:57 AM
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Just picked her up last night. Something different to compliment my Trance.
2011 Specialized Stumpjumper 29er EVO
2011 Specialized Stumpjumper 29er EVO
11-30-10, 03:25 PM
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It's called a Pugsley. Made for mud/snow riding. 3.7" Endomorph tires float over sand/snow/mud w/o sinking in.
Though I don't quite get the saddle...susceptible to moisture...contraindicating the purpose of the bike. That is, unless the OP is just using the bike with low psi to smooth out a super choppy ride. That would make sense.
Though I don't quite get the saddle...susceptible to moisture...contraindicating the purpose of the bike. That is, unless the OP is just using the bike with low psi to smooth out a super choppy ride. That would make sense.
11-30-10, 06:00 PM
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Don't really have a bike.
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11-30-10, 06:14 PM
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I believe he was being facetious.
But it is a bit overpowering - - one giant, black supergraphic plastered over the entire frame like that.
But it is a bit overpowering - - one giant, black supergraphic plastered over the entire frame like that.
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11-30-10, 08:44 PM
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Ouch... my knees.
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It's called a Pugsley. Made for mud/snow riding. 3.7" Endomorph tires float over sand/snow/mud w/o sinking in.
Though I don't quite get the saddle...susceptible to moisture...contraindicating the purpose of the bike. That is, unless the OP is just using the bike with low psi to smooth out a super choppy ride. That would make sense.
Though I don't quite get the saddle...susceptible to moisture...contraindicating the purpose of the bike. That is, unless the OP is just using the bike with low psi to smooth out a super choppy ride. That would make sense.
The saddle is green. The headset's green, pedals are green, hubs were originally supposed to be green. The shop I worked at had it sitting in the back not being used and I thought it looked cool so I got it for this bike.
It actually got rained on once and did fine, I'm not a big fan of snow and being from NC we don't get a whole lot anyway. Trails close at the slightest spit of rain so the moisture issue isn't really a concern for me. I've got my other bike when the going gets wet. This bike was built purely for fun because I've always wanted one and will most likely almost never see anything but singletrack and maybe some sand at the beach.
(If I do ride it in the snow though I'll toss another saddle on it.)
12-01-10, 09:54 AM
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It really looks a lot better in person than what the camera can capture. Quite a bit more subtle and clean looking imho.
12-01-10, 10:18 AM
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The saddle is green. The headset's green, pedals are green, hubs were originally supposed to be green. The shop I worked at had it sitting in the back not being used and I thought it looked cool so I got it for this bike.
It actually got rained on once and did fine, I'm not a big fan of snow and being from NC we don't get a whole lot anyway. Trails close at the slightest spit of rain so the moisture issue isn't really a concern for me. I've got my other bike when the going gets wet. This bike was built purely for fun because I've always wanted one and will most likely almost never see anything but singletrack and maybe some sand at the beach.
(If I do ride it in the snow though I'll toss another saddle on it.)
It actually got rained on once and did fine, I'm not a big fan of snow and being from NC we don't get a whole lot anyway. Trails close at the slightest spit of rain so the moisture issue isn't really a concern for me. I've got my other bike when the going gets wet. This bike was built purely for fun because I've always wanted one and will most likely almost never see anything but singletrack and maybe some sand at the beach.
(If I do ride it in the snow though I'll toss another saddle on it.)
Well then...I approve. (not that anyone cares)
Heck man...I think that's the perfect bike for some Kansas singletrack with all those "fist-to-head-sized" rocks and roots. Run low pressures and glide over all that crap. I'd love to build a Pugsley or Wildfire someday.
How hard is it to grunt that thang on some groomed trail compared to your buds?
12-01-10, 11:22 AM
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You need the one with the bottle opener! https://www.viciouscycles.com/frames-thunderwing.php3
12-01-10, 12:23 PM
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.Curvy + black = good.
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12-01-10, 05:27 PM
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Ouch... my knees.
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Racing (the one time I tried) hurt. First lap went pretty well... next got a little worse and the 3rd just sucked... so race pace (at least for now) is a no-go but still a blast.
12-02-10, 08:31 AM
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12-02-10, 08:02 PM
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Did I catch a niner?
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Build:
Frame On-One Inbred 29er 18"
Fork Lefty 29er w/ DLR
Headset Cane Creek S3
Stem Thomson X4 90x10 (not pictured)
Handlebars On-One Mary inverted
Tape/Grips ESI Chunky
Front Brake Shimano XTR 180mm (not pictured)
Rear Brake Shimano XTR 160mm (not pictured)
Brake Levers Shimano XTR (not pictured)
Front Derailleur N/A
Rear Derailleur N/A
Shift Levers N/A
Cassette/Cog WI FW 20t
Chain SRAM PC-851
Crankset Shimano XT 180mm
Chainrings Surly 33t (not pictured)
Bottom Bracket Shimano External Hollowtech II
Pedals Crank Brothers Candy
Rims Stans NoTubes Flow 29er
Front Hub Cannondale SI
Rear Hub Paul Components WORD disc
Spokes DT Champ DB
Front Tire Specialized The Captain 29x2.2
Rear Tire Specialized The Captain 29x2.2
Inner Tubes Tubeless
Saddle WTB Pure V w/ti rails
Seatpost Thomson Setback 400mm
Fork Lefty 29er w/ DLR
Headset Cane Creek S3
Stem Thomson X4 90x10 (not pictured)
Handlebars On-One Mary inverted
Tape/Grips ESI Chunky
Front Brake Shimano XTR 180mm (not pictured)
Rear Brake Shimano XTR 160mm (not pictured)
Brake Levers Shimano XTR (not pictured)
Front Derailleur N/A
Rear Derailleur N/A
Shift Levers N/A
Cassette/Cog WI FW 20t
Chain SRAM PC-851
Crankset Shimano XT 180mm
Chainrings Surly 33t (not pictured)
Bottom Bracket Shimano External Hollowtech II
Pedals Crank Brothers Candy
Rims Stans NoTubes Flow 29er
Front Hub Cannondale SI
Rear Hub Paul Components WORD disc
Spokes DT Champ DB
Front Tire Specialized The Captain 29x2.2
Rear Tire Specialized The Captain 29x2.2
Inner Tubes Tubeless
Saddle WTB Pure V w/ti rails
Seatpost Thomson Setback 400mm
best upgrade
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12-02-10, 08:29 PM
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2010 Specialized Hardrock Sport Disc w/ Eggbeaters(//3)
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) so all things considered the bike's not all that heavy.
12-03-10, 09:43 AM
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12-03-10, 11:20 AM
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one less horse
12-03-10, 11:36 AM
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12-03-10, 12:05 PM
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one less horse
12-03-10, 03:17 PM
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12-10-10, 07:14 AM
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sounds good 
I just don't know if I could get used to those bars..
I just don't know if I could get used to those bars..
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12-10-10, 06:09 PM
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