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Old 03-03-09, 07:17 PM
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Not so much a whole rig as a frame right now. Unfortunately it will not be built up until this winter/spring "10 due to financial considerations. So what if it is 10 years old. Still a really sweet looking frame!

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Originally Posted by Zaskar24
Not so much a whole rig as a frame right now. Unfortunately it will not be built up until this winter/spring "10 due to financial considerations. So what if it is 10 years old. Still a really sweet looking frame!







4Bangers RAWK!!! Throw a PIKE or some decent 5" fork on there and shred!
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Old 03-03-09, 08:09 PM
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chelboed,

Thanks! I won it on fleabay and could not believe how good of shape it is in considering what I paid. I'm still not sure what I am going to throw out front on this thing and a Pike never even entered my thoughts until now! I was thinking a 120mm or even an '08 Reba U-Turn if I can get one somewhere. I was also just thinking of going with a Reba Team and calling it a day asI have a line on one right now for $440 shipped.

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That thing was made to be pushed. (sorta) Sure, it's not as tough as the bikes of today, but the HA would be pretty alright with 5", I think. The KEWL thing about the PIKE is that you can get the U-Turn slammed down to 95mm for the techy crap and stretch it out to 140mm for the smooth-steering descents.
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Old 03-03-09, 09:06 PM
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wahoo?
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2008 Motobecane 700 DS. New RS Tora 318 -Turn with Poploc, RS MC3.3 shock, Redline platform pedals, easton seatpost, Bell wireless trip computer.


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is that a urt rear?
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^^ Derailleur clamp is on the swingarm; has to be.
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Originally Posted by C Law
is that a urt rear?
Picture #2 should give you the answer to that.

It's a single pivot rear tri with the pivot right above the BB shell. The FD is attached to the rear tri as D said, but the crankset is attached to the front tri.
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sorry, that was more of a rhetorical question than anything. I just didn't know people still bought those.
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Originally Posted by C Law
I just didn't know people still bought those.
Um...they don't, and that's not.
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Old 03-05-09, 07:57 AM
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Here's mine with some upgrades... and another thumbs up for chelboad.

Don't think I've posted since Christmas... sorry if I did already.

XT cranks, King BB, Boone cog/chainring (18/34).
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Ooooooo...Pimpy red chain
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yeah, thats a wahoo. i'm planning on selling it if anyones interested
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Originally Posted by C Law
sorry, that was more of a rhetorical question than anything. I just didn't know people still bought those.
So, your purpose is to be the fashion police and make snarky comments at my expense? I appreciate it, thanks. Sigh...
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Yeah...snarky-pants. (what's a snarky?)


I might wanna take my URT comments back...doesn't Maverick still make one?


Nevermind:






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Has nothing to do with fashion starkonian. Nothing.
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Originally Posted by scrublover
6-8" of fresh snow on top of our just barely dry trails led me to some weight weenie pics. Give or take a half pound I figure with the crappy hanging scale. These are in their "daily driver" states.

25# Steel frame, Pike dual air, XC tires


27# Ti frame, Lyric Solo Air @ 150mm, DH tire in back.


33# 6" Pitch frame, Totem Solo Air @ 160mm, DH tire in back.

Your bikes are awesome man. Look like they are built to be used everyday
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Old 03-05-09, 04:20 PM
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Originally Posted by chelboed
It's a single pivot rear tri with the pivot right above the BB shell. The FD is attached to the rear tri as D said, but the crankset is attached to the front tri.
I wanted to revisit this for a moment, because I thought Ed was wrong - - but he is not. I made the false assumption that since the der. was on the rear triangle that it was a URT. Ed's right, though - -the pivot is so close that the FD can be there and still rotate around the crank. I found a very good pic to illustrate:



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sorry, that was more of a rhetorical question than anything. I just didn't know people still bought those.
It was rhetorical; but it's still fun to drive it into the ground, given enough running room .
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I love being right.

I didn't even know it was in question...that'll teach ya!
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All these nice bikes...
Makes me kinda' depressed and ashamed of mine
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I'm going to try to pick up something better in Europe.
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