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Old 08-01-05, 04:40 PM
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Post your singlespeed mt bike

Hey everyone, i just got into singlespeed mt biking and am really enjoying it. I bought a Bianchi SASS and i really like it. I would like to see some of your ss mt bikes. Please post your pics.
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Steel frame I picked up from Nashbar on closeout for $25.00.

RS Psylo SL w/20mm thru axle.

Bunch of parts I had laying about.

Thomson stem, Race Face cranks, LX brakes...etc.
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Ionic Johnny Rotten frame, Surly Karate Monkey fork. Avid discs pulled by Paul Love levers. WTB laser disc lite hubs/Mavic xc317 hoops. Titec Ti stem, generic ti post and seat. Azonic DW risers, ODI Oury lock on grips, King headset. Race Face Taperlock Ti BB, FSA Afterburner crank with a Salsa ring. King Kog in the rear, SRAM SS chain. Ti BOX pedals. Tires change depending on the ride. Weighs 22 pounds.

Currently needs two new spokes/nipples on the front wheel. I've not ridden it in a month or two, since I've been too lazy to fix that yet.....just been riding the other bikes instead.
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my p.1

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Originally Posted by dirtjumpP.1
my p.1


HOT! how much for one of them?
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I think MSRP is like $600, but he has a DJ3 and an avid mech, and maybe some other stuff, on his.
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with everything ive got its pushin 900-1000 buckers
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And 'nother P1, only change since the picture is a new semislick in the back.

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what is the advantage of a singlespeed?
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Originally Posted by scr1be
what is the advantage of a singlespeed?
There isn't one other than they're (usually) lighter and less complicated to fix / maintain.
They just happen to be trendy right now.
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Originally Posted by scr1be
what is the advantage of a singlespeed?
If I'm going out for a ride and I don't have a lot of time the SS gives me a good workout.
Here is mine.Hardrock SS

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This is my mate's 24seven Darkangel

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Here's mine, not a recent pic but you get the idea.

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Here is a couple pics of my Gunnar Rock Hound w/ eno hub

Sometimes I swap out the fork and put on a Fox 80rl for when the going gets extra rough
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Originally Posted by Raiyn
They just happen to be trendy right now.
That was once said about Mountain Biking.

Here is one https://www.bikeforums.net/showpost.p...43&postcount=1

Almost done building my second one. Might have pix tomorrow.
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