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Old 10-21-09, 08:49 AM
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ya good deal again, the first item you have paid over half the normal msrp is not a bad thing haha
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Originally Posted by Dannihilator
I have a FSA Pig DH Pro headset laying around, but two things.

I'm thinking of putting that on the dmr instead of the king headset.
All I really wanted was an FSA Pig, but the stack was too tall for my steerer tube. No matter what it looks like, this is still a budget build The Cranky Sage stack is 20.56mm stack. I was gonna get a Caney S3 for $25, but that put me just a tad tall for proper steer tube-to-top cap distance. 8.24mm doesn't seem like much, but it made all the difference.

If I went with a different stem, it would have offset the overall cost regardless, so I may as well splurge a few bucks on the Sage and hope it doesn't crack open. We'll see how goes.

I prob. should'a just put the Tioga on the Komodo and the Temple Lite on the Flow, but I'm diggin the way the Komodo is set up right now and don't wanna change it.

The Pig Pro seems to be the beezneez, but what are you planning for the King? Shelf?

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Sweet!

I have shipped the following item to you. You should be receiving it shortly.
Item title: Crank Brothers Sage SL Freeride Direct Set Headset



Now to focus on:
-rear cog
-chainring
-chain
-pedals
-brakes
-grips

The saddle that's on it right now is HarlieJ's. I'm waiting to see if a friend of mine wants to buy it from him. I'm prob. going to go with a shorter Jump saddle or maybe a FR saddle.
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Originally Posted by chelboed
All I really wanted was an FSA Pig, but the stack was too tall for my steerer tube. No matter what it looks like, this is still a budget build The Cranky Sage stack is 20.56mm stack. I was gonna get a Caney S3 for $25, but that put me just a tad tall for proper steer tube-to-top cap distance. 8.24mm doesn't seem like much, but it made all the difference.

If I went with a different stem, it would have offset the overall cost regardless, so I may as well splurge a few bucks on the Sage and hope it doesn't crack open. We'll see how goes.

I prob. should'a just put the Tioga on the Komodo and the Temple Lite on the Flow, but I'm diggin the way the Komodo is set up right now and don't wanna change it.

The Pig Pro seems to be the beezneez, but what are you planning for the King? Shelf?
Future project.
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Old 10-22-09, 12:16 PM
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you can get a 243 (or whatever that numbered brand is) saddle from jenson for like 10 bucks.
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Hopefully he snagged that obscenely-cheap Azonic Hotseat .
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Originally Posted by dminor
Hopefully he snagged that obscenely-cheap Azonic Hotseat .
Dood...I've been trying to get ahold of that guy, but he won't PM me back. What the lovin crap?!!
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Just found out that the saddle is not compatible with the Kore seatpost. I have to stick w/ 7mm rails. CRAP!

Oh well.
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Updates...

Sage came in today:




Thought I wouldn't like the green , but I do.


Crown race setter:






(the white "scarring" looking stuff is actually just PVC shavings from smacking the top of the pipe)

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Installation tool and end results:









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I was worried about the stack height even though it worked out on paper...I still had room for a 2mm spacer:



Gettin' there...

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So...the plan:
Fatty K-Rad's


Surly 14t


DH/SS 32t ring


Some sort of SS chain


DMR v8's or a good equivalent of the same $$$


ODI Lock-on's


And at least one brake
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Nice pics and great thread. Those tires look huge! Beefy frame too. Should be a cool bike when it's all said and done.
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decided not to go 24 chain ring and 12 in the back?
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Originally Posted by craigcraigcraig
decided not to go 24 chain ring and 12 in the back?
Yah...if I ever go back'n'forth to a 1x9 I will already have th frt ring.
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good thinking there.
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Here's some daytime pic's. Other's were last night. I'm just messing with my wife's new camera, so I go a little pic-happy. Bear with me.

Long-legged side shot:

Slammed:

Long legged angle:

Slammed:
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going to be pretty sweet ed.
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You should put the drive side on the left side. Since it's a single - does it matter?
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Originally Posted by mzeffex
You should put the drive side on the left side. Since it's a single - does it matter?
Dadgum...that would be funny!

Except I'd be pedaling backward b/c of the direction of the ratcheting freehub.
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Hey, what's life without some excitement? Builds lookin sweet.
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Originally Posted by mzeffex
You should put the drive side on the left side. Since it's a single - does it matter?


Whoa...trippy.
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Just won a Surly 16t 3/16" thick singlespeed cog for $7.51+$3 shipping. I was gonna pay $20+S&H for a 15t at UniversalCycles...but I couldn't pass up the deal.
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I hope you meant 3/32" because 3/16" is frikken thick.
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No, I meant 3/16' instead of 3/16"


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