No need for it.

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.

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.

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.

moto fly something 'or other with a whole bunch of upgrades
http://www.bikeforums.net/attachment...8&d=1324062641

Pimp!

Jet 9
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=231168

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What a clunker. You need a real dually like mine;):

http://www.pedalroom.com/p/2010-jami...-ii-3891_1.jpg

Franken-Klunker :D

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Hope you guys aren't as sticklers about bike positioning as the Road Cycling forum :)

Taken back in October on my first ride with those tires: 2.2" Specialized The Captain Sports.

http://farm7.staticflickr.com/6111/6...8df5fc64_b.jpg

Yeah, I'm a stickler. You should've moved the bike twelve inches forward. The pine tree is obscuring the rear tire. Photo composition man, composition! Sheesh... amateurs... :D

My Inbred 456SS

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Nice.

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Frame - Drössiger MT
Fork - Magura Durin Race SL 100mm
Rear Derailleur - Shimano XTR, Yumeya
Cassette - SRAM X0
Front Derailleur - Shimano XTR
Shifters - Shimano XTR 27 Speed
Chainset - KCNC
Quick release - Tune DC16/DC17
Shock - Fox Float RP23
handlebar - FSA K-Force light nano
Crank - KCNC
Chain - KMC X-9 SL
Headset - Cane Creek
Stem - Hope XC
Brakes - Hope Tech X2
rims - DT Swiss XR400
Hubs - Hope Pro II
Spokes - Sapim Race
Tyres - Schwalbe Nobby Nic
Saddle - S-Works Toupé
Seatpost - Thomson Elite
Pedals - Eggbeater

lovely bike, nice to see some KCNC stuff.

front rotor seems a little over-kill though :-)

Meh...big rotors are a beautiful thing.

... today with Tune barends

http://img857.imageshack.us/img857/8...5515230955.jpg

Too much bling, not enough dirt.

That's a pretty bike. What does it weigh? (We all know you know.)

Thanks! 11,5 kg (25,35 lb). Not very light but I like Hope-Parts. ;)

Old pic of my XTC that I barely ride:

http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/u...mplete01-1.jpg

Not bad...not bad at all.

My mtb. Bought in 95' from Colorado Cyclists for ~$1K!!! Has been converted to single speed. Now savnig money to get a light hardtail.

http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/i...h/IMG_4996.jpg

Thank you kindly. :)