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Old 11-13-11 | 06:28 AM
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My SS'd Klein,


Going to take it with me when I visit my parents so I have something to ride.
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Old 11-14-11 | 02:37 AM
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My SS'd Klein,


Going to take it with me when I visit my parents so I have something to ride.
that looks amazing! anymore photos?
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Old 11-14-11 | 09:47 PM
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My stock 2011 Trek Fuel EX7 at Corral Canyon/Lake Morena, Ca.


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Old 11-15-11 | 05:48 AM
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2011 Trek Fuel EX6:



Stock except a Sram X7 39/26 chainset and Nobby Nics.

Photo taken 300ft from my house in Stockholm, Sweden. If I don´t feel like going far I have this funny little loop that´s about half a mile long with some really technical, rocky and rooty parts.
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Old 11-15-11 | 08:19 AM
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^^ Nice, how are you liking the 2x10?
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Old 11-15-11 | 10:05 AM
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my first post your rigs (an actual mtb) since March:

(secretly it's my brothers, but I'll ride it while he is covered in snow.)
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Old 11-16-11 | 11:45 AM
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^^ Nice, how are you liking the 2x10?
I like it! 39 for gravel roads and 26 for trails!
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Old 11-19-11 | 06:19 AM
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This bike been featured many times on the hybrid forum and refered to as a hybrid for being made up of parts from all aspects of cycling.
I thought another group of people might like a look for something different. I'll call it a franken bike for the MTB forum.

Just a quick sum of parts.
JBC 26er carbon frame.
Spinergy 29er wheels.
FSA energy 50-34 road crank, Ultegra derailler.
XTR 11-32 cassette, XT rear derailler.
Karbona carbon Cyclocross forks.
XT duel control brake/shifters.
Depending on where I ride tyres are changed between Schwalbe 35c sammy slicks or Vittoria corsa evo 23c road slicks.
Weight 8.1 kg.




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Old 11-19-11 | 07:27 AM
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Bikes: 2011 Rocky Mountain Vertex 29'r, 2007 Trek 1500 -- 2003 Gary Fisher Tassajara -- 2006 Gary Fisher Tassajara Disc (converted to touring bike)

First ride after I got the bike late spring 2011..

2011 Rocky Mountain Vertex 29'er...

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Old 11-21-11 | 04:40 PM
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2011 Motobecane Fantom Team. Changed the tires and grips. Otherwise its stock and I love it.
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Old 11-22-11 | 02:47 AM
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2012 Trek Fuel EX 9.7 Carbon

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Old 11-23-11 | 08:43 AM
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Bikes: 1994 Giant Yukon (first mountain bike), 2003 Trek Fuel, Custom Full Carbon hardtail MB (in progress), Scattante with Dura Ace (custom build up)

The new steed....freshly built up and out on the cristening ride! I love this bike...forgot how much fun a steel hardtail can be!



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Old 12-03-11 | 09:08 PM
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Originally Posted by commo_soulja
My SS'd Klein,


Going to take it with me when I visit my parents so I have something to ride.
I really like that seat. I kinda wanna put one on my BMX.
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Old 12-05-11 | 03:40 AM
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I really like that seat. I kinda wanna put one on my BMX.
Yeah, it looks cool and is pretty light BUT...

wear padded cycling shorts when you ride it. It's like riding on a cheese grater with street clothes.
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Old 12-05-11 | 01:46 PM
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Originally Posted by commo_soulja
My SS'd Klein,


Going to take it with me when I visit my parents so I have something to ride.
Thats awesome!... can i have it?
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Old 12-08-11 | 03:56 PM
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Old 12-10-11 | 07:55 PM
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1. Mountain bike #1. Giant Anthem X1 (2009)

- full Shimano XTR groupset
- carbon fibre goodies
- tubeless setup


2. Mountain bike #2. Trek Rig (singlespeed 29er) (2011)

- updated brakes; Avid Elixir 5.
- tubeless setup
- gear ratio 32/20
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Old 12-11-11 | 02:21 AM
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2. Mountain bike #2. Trek Rig (singlespeed 29er) (2011)

- updated brakes; Avid Elixir 5.
- tubeless setup
- gear ratio 32/20
Me thinks you need a chain tensioner or you'll keep dropping the chain in the rough stuff.
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Old 12-11-11 | 02:38 AM
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yeppers! I adjusted it after posting. cheers

Originally Posted by commo_soulja
Me thinks you need a chain tensioner or you'll keep dropping the chain in the rough stuff.
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Old 12-13-11 | 08:27 PM
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Old 12-14-11 | 05:17 PM
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Okay, I have always wondered this, but why do those freestyle mtb's (or whatever they're classified as) only have a disc in the rear with nothing up front (or just a rim brake)?
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Old 12-14-11 | 09:30 PM
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Old 12-14-11 | 11:02 PM
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Why not have a single brake in the front rather than the rear? Never really thought about it until now, but it seems like if you only need one brake, putting it up front would be ideal.

I'm sure there's a reason, I just don't know what it is.
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Old 12-14-11 | 11:05 PM
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Some people ride brakeless freewheel.

Some people like to have some kinda brake but also want to do barspins and not do the detangler deal.

Some dirtjumpers like to hit their rear brake midair to help get the nose down for hitting downslope of the landing.
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Old 12-14-11 | 11:14 PM
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Why not have a single brake in the front rather than the rear? Never really thought about it until now, but it seems like if you only need one brake, putting it up front would be ideal.

I'm sure there's a reason, I just don't know what it is.
Where only having a front brake only on a fixed gear is fine, having a front brake only on a dirt jumper is asking for trouble, you also use the rear brake if you need to scrub a little speed off. With a front brake and a suspension fork, you could be thrown.
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