Old 06-22-08 | 10:21 AM
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From: SWMO
Originally Posted by Tom Bombadil
That's a Felt Nine Comp, isn't it? Did you go with the stock bike, or change anything out?
The only things I had them change were the stem and pedals. Stem shorter and with more rise. Pedals are the SPD on one side and platforms on the other. It had the cheapie platforms for test rides on in the shop, I don't suppose putting the pedals on would actually be considered a change.

It did have a squalling rear brake that also did not have good stopping power, they cleaned and cleaned on it, finally had to put new pads on to get it to stop squalling and to also get stronger braking action. Seems fine now.

Originally Posted by solveg
Did you scrape the paint up??? Gloss Cola is a great name for the color.

Isn't a 21" mountain bike like a 25" road bike? Also, is that full suspension? Is that why the seatpost is so tall?

If it is* full suspension, tell me the truth... it still hurts to go over bumps, doesn't it?
I shielded the bike from damage with my body. No scratches.

The frame size on my Coda is also a 21.5 and it is not freakishly large, so I think a 21 is pretty much a 21. The bike is not full suspension, just the front fork. The Rock Shox Tora that is on this bike is not a really top end fork, but is still pretty comfortable to ride, I have not approached it's maximum range of motion yet. I think a lot of mountain bikes have that sloping top tube that makes the seat post look like it is very high.
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