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rankin116 04-13-09 07:45 PM


Originally Posted by scrublover (Post 8723494)
me too. :)

honestly, there aren't a ton of places around me that this big of a bike is at all needed for what and how i like to ride. complete overkill for nearly all my local riding - long enough descents to really take advantage of this bike are tough to get, and all of them require pedaling up repeatedly.

but wanting to hit more resort time this summer, and not be undergunned on my pitch - which is a nice, nice fun ride on the local stuff, but a bit limited on bigger stuff like that. even if i don't use the thing all the time, it'll be nice to have around in the stable. my bike quiver is very full now.

though the corsair marque frame really is intriguing me as an eventual replacement for the pitch frame. it's so new though. figure a season or two on the pitch, and any quirks or issues with the first marque generation will have been worked and smoothed out.

What resorts do you have in mind?

scrublover 04-13-09 07:56 PM


Originally Posted by rankin116 (Post 8725071)
What resorts do you have in mind?


diablo, killington, platty for the most part. there are a few smaller spots not too far that supposedly have good stuff.

only place i've hit out east so far was hunter mtn. once last summer. it was pretty mellow - wasn't anything there that i couldn't have done on my hardtail, and that was even with a couple local boys showing me some unmarked goods.

mrhurtubise 04-13-09 10:42 PM

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3645/...e83f81.jpg?v=0

TechRydr 04-14-09 03:03 AM

^ I have no idea what I'm looking at, but wow - that bike is SWEET! :thumb:

ed 04-14-09 05:19 AM

^hehehe

TechRydr 04-14-09 08:54 AM

^ laugh it up funny boy. :roflmao2:

Crast 04-14-09 08:58 AM


Originally Posted by mrhurtubise (Post 8726020)

http://blog.collectables-now.com/wp-...08/01/harp.jpg

Seriously though, sweet looking bike.

ed 04-14-09 09:01 AM


Originally Posted by TechRydr (Post 8727642)
^ laugh it up funny boy. :roflmao2:

It's an old GT.

Google the GT "STS, LTS, LTS 2000, RTS, Lobo"...you may like what you see. BTW...don't let the dual crown fool you.

I do remember wanting one of those back in the day though.


If you're into that kinda retro luvin'...look up the Schwinn "4-banger" and "Straight-six"

dminor 04-14-09 10:28 AM

Liking the Judy XL :)

mrhurtubise 04-14-09 11:01 AM

It is 98 GT LTS 1000 XC. Full Deore XT, Rock Shox Judy XL front shock, Rock Shox Super Deluxe Rear shock

TechRydr 04-14-09 11:04 AM

I just saw MrHurts previous post wanting to know the retail $ for it...
I was considering a GT b4 I went to the dark side. anyway,
what's a dual crown?

edit: nevermind, I figured it out - a little slow i am...

yellowjeep 04-14-09 11:10 AM

The fork.

Dual crown:
http://www.whitebrotherscycling.com/...magic_100t.jpg

Single crown:
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/images/wb-dt-1-2-single.jpg

bw286 04-14-09 02:05 PM

Girlfriend's MTB
http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a1...2/DSCN3748.jpg

Smokinapankake 04-14-09 02:36 PM

Are those Suntour XC Comp thumbies I see on that handlebar?

bw286 04-14-09 04:02 PM

xc pro i think but yes. we'll see how she likes em. i have the same on mine.
http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a1...2/DSCN3652.jpg

717200 04-14-09 04:47 PM

Here is my first full suspension bike

http://i664.photobucket.com/albums/v...0/DSC01686.jpg

ed 04-14-09 06:05 PM

On a side note...you don't see too many pictures of bikes with the chain on the big ring. They usually put it in the middle or small ring to snap the picture. That's just kinda cool looking for some dang reason.

lofnsjoke 04-14-09 08:26 PM

unless you browse the roadie forums...every pic has to have the chain on the big ring, or you get picked on

Smokinapankake 04-15-09 05:24 AM

Say what you will, but I think XC Pro thumbshifters are the best shifters ever made. If only they came in 9 speed Shimano Compatible....

scrublover 04-15-09 10:32 AM


Originally Posted by Smokinapankake (Post 8734170)
Say what you will, but I think XC Pro thumbshifters are the best shifters ever made. If only they came in 9 speed Shimano Compatible....

it's what i'm using to drive the front shifter on two of my mtbs, with sram x.9 twist shifters for the rear. rocking combo. light, durable, never had any issue with mis-shifts.

i've got a spare setup of this in the parts bin. used x-5 shifters on my newest build to see how i like them instead - if they stuck, the thumby front and x.9 twist shifter rear combo will replace it.

rabidchicken 04-15-09 12:17 PM

All done. I just need to get over this bronchitis so I can take her out for the first ride.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3556/...46568b29_b.jpg

ed 04-15-09 01:08 PM

Sweet! Good luck on the recovery.


2 things:
Whassup with your chain?
You may think about saving about $120-$140 for a Rockshox Tora.

rabidchicken 04-15-09 03:18 PM


Originally Posted by chelboed (Post 8737008)
Sweet! Good luck on the recovery.


2 things:
Whassup with your chain?
You may think about saving about $120-$140 for a Rockshox Tora.

My chain? That is how all the cool kids ride. ;) The rack the bike is sitting in is pushing on the rear derailleur. It is normally under tension. I am planning on a new fork sometime during the next few months, but haven't really researched them yet. I will keep the Tora in mind. Thanks!

717200 04-16-09 11:36 AM


Originally Posted by chelboed (Post 8731632)
On a side note...you don't see too many pictures of bikes with the chain on the big ring. They usually put it in the middle or small ring to snap the picture. That's just kinda cool looking for some dang reason.

Yeah I see what you mean, I took the picture right after I assembled the bike, didn't pay attention to where the chain was, other than the pedals missing in the picture anyone notice something else missing?
it didn't come in the box with the bike and I can't ride it yet, any guesses. ;)

rabidchicken 04-16-09 01:05 PM


Originally Posted by 717200 (Post 8742341)
Yeah I see what you mean, I took the picture right after I assembled the bike, didn't pay attention to where the chain was, other than the pedals missing in the picture anyone notice something else missing?
it didn't come in the box with the bike and I can't ride it yet, any guesses. ;)

Seatpost clamp.


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