what tires are on that green gt?

It's a really good build.

On the Gt there's a Maxxis holy roller on the front, and a Geax tattoo on the rear.

What size's? And which one do you like better?

http://www.snowdesign.com/fun/ibis_mojo_1.jpg

My Mojo. I'm a clyde (~260lbs) so even though I do XC it's set up super beefy... Hutchinson 2.3 tubeless and custom hand-built wheels that will probably outlive me.

Pizza-pan sized front disk rotor, normal in the back.

Great bike. Climbs extremely well even given the super heavy wheel setup.

schnee,
That's a great looking Mojo. That is a carbon frame isn't it? How have you found it is in the rigidity side of things. I'm a Clyde as well though about 40 pounds lighter and have been afraid of a carbon frame because of my weight. Anyhow, great looking ride and enjoy!

2005 Cannondale F2000SL Optimo
 

This is presently my commuter, built-up to XC race specs. At 21lbs- I shock road bikers, as I blow by them, at 35mph. The super-light Optimo frame, Kenda Klimax race tires, Mavic XC717/DT Swiss 240s wheelset, and 11-25t Dura Ace cassette altogether makes this bike climb like a billy goat on crack.

35 mph? Planning on going pro any time soon?

Nice, DBD!

Jenson by any chance?

Actually, Jenson ships Scotts.

Nice Scott, looks stealthy...
The holy roller is 26 x 2.4 and the tattoo is 26 x 2.3. I got the tattoo because I wore out the holy roller which I had on the rear. They both grip fine on the street, and if you let the pressure down a little the holy roller still grips on dusty hardpack. I like combination of the two, I dont know how the tattoo would go on the front because I haven't tried it.

ps. Geax are generally cheaper.

Very prudent.

Anyhow, ride hard, and we expect a review.

Soon.

Or else.

...

<insert pictures of gastro's bush ax here>

Wow. If that is your house where the shot was taken, F the bike, nice place!!!! :)



That is a nice looking ride though, congrats and happy belated birthday.

Naw, thats the folks place. Was 92 out there today and thanks

DBD:beer:

Thats my dream frame but in the green. Nice bike!

My SS and "Comfort" bike
 

2008 17" Ventana El Toro
Fox F100 RLC
Chris King Headset
Formula Oro K24 Disc Brakes
Easton Monkeylite CNT Carbon Handlebar
Lizard Skinz Lock-On Grips
Thomson Elite Stem
Thomson Masterpiece Seatpost
Fizik Gobi Saddle
Phil Wood Bottom Bracket
White Industries ENO Crankset w/32T Ring
Shimano XTR Pedals
American Classic Single Speed Wheelset
Velociraptor 2.1 Up Front
Ritchey Z-Max Millenium Comp in the Back (Reverse Installation)
Chris King 17T Cog

2007 Stumpjumper FSR Comp
Fox F120 RLC
Fox Triad Rear Shock
Stock headset
Avid Juicy 5's
Specialized handlebar
Lizard Skinz Lock-On Grips
Specialized Stem
Thomson Elite Seatpost
Fizik Gobi Saddle
Deore XT Crankset
Deore LX Front Derailer
Sram X9 Rear Derailer
Sram X7 Shifters
Shimano M-540 Pedals
Chris King hubs laced to Mavic 819's
WTB Velociraptor 2.1 tires

NICE American Classics!

Pedal Force MT XC build 18 lbs.

Currently being rebuilt with a few different upgrades and a bit of a different direction but will still be as light. I will be tuning the XTR front and rear derailleurs soon I hope or I might be changing the front derailleur over to an Ultegra or Dura-ace and tune that. I am running this set up with a 68 X 108bb so a road derailleur will work great for this 2 X 9 set up. I changed out the KCNC brakes and am now using some Vuelta Tuned brakes with Extralite levers. Changed to an Easton Monkey lite riser bar but will cut down the steerer a bit more to have the bars in the same position height wise. Full Nokon cables and I have tuned the shifters a bit with aluminum bolts. Standard SLR saddle and not the Carbonio version pictured. Last change was the wheels. I have an older pair of Mavic 517 with Specialized hubs (Hugi relabed as Spec). The only problem is that the front axel is the skewer on the hub so it does not allow for a standard skewer. I will take care of that by getting an insert made at work out of aluminum or Delrin to reduce the inside diameter to the correct size for a regular skewer and then go with the KCNC skewers that I have on order.

http://i14.tinypic.com/63cd27l.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3049/...ab7c2905_b.jpg
Just picked this up this week. It's my first mountain bike. I'll be putting on some better tires tonight and hitting the trail tomorrow morning. Can't wait!
If anyone can give me an idea of the year on this bike I'd really appreciate it.

1995

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Me?