It has a little pedal feedback/bob but if it get really bad I just lockout the rear-end I hope to eventually put a an RP3 or some such pedal platform 6.5" i to i shock if I can find one I can afford? Otherwise it is a total blast to ride I usually keep the Talas cranked down to 85mm since the frame was designed around an 80mm fork but if I need bigger I've got it!!! Thanks for all of the complements

I really like the Brodie Diablo. Its a really nice bike.

Here is a bike of my bike. Finally took one.


I have already posted this one in a differenet forum.

Frame: Scott Scale Ltd
Fork: 2006 Rockshox SID Team
Shifters: SRAM X.0 trigger shifters
FD: Shimano XTR M-960E
RD: SRAM X.0 long cage
Chain: SRAM PC-89R hollow pin
Cassette: Shimano XT CS-M760
Crankset: FSA K-Force MegaExo
Pedals: Dimension MTB pro
Front wheel: Custom Mavic XC717 Disc rims with DT Swiss 240S hub
Rear wheel: Custom Mavic XC717 Disc rims with DT Swiss 240S hub
Tyres: 2 x Panaracer T-serv 26x1.75
Saddle: Selle Italia Flite Gel flow
Seatpost: Scott Components Aluminium 34.9mm
Handlebar: Raceface Next carbon XC risers
Barends: LP Composite Braid Jr
Stem: Thomson X2
Brakes: Avid Juicy Sevens with Goodridge brakelines
Computer: Cateye Astrale 8 wired
Bottlecage: Kingcage Ti
Front light: Light & Motion Li-ion Ultra HID
Rear light: Cateye EL500 red blinker

nice bike. I really like the life size picture.

if it's possible, could you make the image any larger?

I'm giving up at top tube... too slow here

ahhhh thank goodness for high speed, loaded in half a second..

picture's a bit too small for me to see.

Apologies everyone, my fault.... fixed...

thats a beautiful bike, but jeez, the huge saddle bag has to go

my 04 brodie devo. I paid 1500$ for it from someone one pinkbike. I just put the 66 rc on it tonight, so the sheman slider that i took off will be going onto my norco manik soon. the 66 makes the head tube angle pretty scary, 66 degrees actually, and with the sheman slider it was 69 degrees, so i think i will have to get a 26" wheel for the rear before i can safely drop anything with it. Its feels like a chopper right now because the rear spring on the shock is way too soft so the rear bottoms out when i sit on it and then the head tube angle goes to about 50-55 degrees.

2005 ironhorse race

this thing is so damn FUGLY, not mine but i couldn't find the ugly bike thread

heres my p.1 with new bash ring

new pics of the rubber bullit.

Looks pretty sweet.

A Rock Shox Reba Team will be installed on monday and I'm thinking a lighter/adjustable shock will follow soon after that. Any suggestions on which shock? I'm a 160 Lbs. and ride mostly XC trails . I love a good climb, but every climb has a downhill behind it so weight is not the only concern. the 2nd Photo is with the new Reba installed. What an improvement the 2" of additional travel makes, it relaxes the head angle a bit , and keeps it from being so twitchy.

Holy crap, who would ever ride that without getting laughed at.

A ski shop I worked at , had that bike in stock for a looong time. The forks were real smooth if you could get over their looks.

That fork looks way too tall for that frame. What was the stock fork?

Matt

it isn't, and there wasn't. 7" rear travel, 7" dc fork. warrantee is good up to an 8" dc fork.......

and since i ride it up the same trails i ride it down, trust me, it isn't too tall. 67 degree head angle, works for me.

it's a bullit clone. easton RAD tubed frame. it can easily take and handle well with a fork much larger than the boxxer on it now.

Here is a new pic.

Me too.

Nice guys. I wish I could do a little snow riding here. Unfortunately, the two feet of snow is a bit much. Hopefully, it melts superquick.

I presume that's one of the Weyless 6-7 frames that Supergo sold? I saw a few of those at the DH races. Easily takes whatever abuse/pounding that can be thrown at it with any fork . . . it's built for it. Really good-looking tube set too. Talk about a 'Bullit-on-a-budget'! Nice ride .