Originally Posted by jcc383 (Post 5240497)

punctuation is your friend.

Originally Posted by Oleanshoebox (Post 5253705)

Capitalization is yours.

Originally Posted by jcc383 (Post 5254077)

lack of punctuation and/or sentence structure shows a lack of intelligence, in my opinion. lack of capitalization does not. i simply don't feel like hitting shift. :)

Originally Posted by jcc383 (Post 5254077)

lack of punctuation and/or sentence structure shows a lack of intelligence, in my opinion. lack of capitalization does not. i simply don't feel like hitting shift. :)

Originally Posted by jcc383 (Post 5254077)

lack of punctuation and/or sentence structure shows a lack of intelligence, in my opinion. lack of capitalization does not. i simply don't feel like hitting shift. :)

Originally Posted by Mr. Smashy (Post 5234985)

While having equal travel front and rear may seem logical, but remember with the suspension properly set up the rear is supposed to have more sag than the front. With the matched travel with out the sag, then put in sag, the bike is going to feel awkward when riding. Having at least 10mm extra travel in the back with the sag will make for a much more balanced ride.
Rear:

150x.30=45
150-45=105

Front

140x.25=35
140-35=105

With sag set up, it's equal, how you had it:

Rear:
150x.30=45
150-45=105

Front:

150X.25=37.5
150=37.5=112.5

Which makes for a very imbalanced ride.
That 10mm difference allows the bike to ride more balanced.

Originally Posted by wethepeople (Post 5281485)

Originally Posted by mike.dansey (Post 5283026)

GOD KNOWS I AM TRYING AS HARD AS I CAN AT THIS VERY MOMENT.

I have to turn in a SPAMMER before someone responds and actually deletes my account.

Note MADMAXX, I did not sign up for those and someone must have added me, one of the mods like Brian - some ******. Just to get me to come back to this forum to "prove" that he was right in saying "he'll be back".

I don't give a **** about this forum and want my account to be DELETED.

Originally Posted by OneTinSloth (Post 5281518)

i've never noticed a problem with the way my cannondale prophet rides, and it has 140mm front and rear. you are assuming that all suspension designs call for 30% sag, and that all forks call for 25%. or that frame and shock manufacturers don't take sag into account when designing their products, or even personal preference for suspension setups.

Originally Posted by BFG (Post 5281692)

Now why are you posting something with 26" rims in here :P

Originally Posted by euroford (Post 5285008)

i loved my jamis komodo fx, but if you ride it hard (and it looks setup for it) be carefull. i cracked the downtube right below the headtube. they arn't the burliest in that spot. lukily a buddy spotted it right before i did another lap through the dj's.

Originally Posted by wethepeople (Post 5286326)

If you have paid attention to my other posts, I also ride MTB. In fact I've had more money in MTB's then what most people pay for their cars. I've raced downhill for the past three years as well.



I hate the frame with a passion, doesn't feel right. It'll most likely be swapped with a Yeti DJ.