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#176
phredite
Join Date: Jan 2007
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Bikes: Salsa Casseroll, Surly Long Haul Trucker, Soma Groove
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Not a great detail picture of the bike, but I really like the photo anyway, so there.
Soma Groove, Dart II fork (hey, I was on a budget, and it works fine for the trails around here), lx rear der, shimano something or other front der, b-17 narrow saddle, mismatched xt thumbies, 7 spd cassette (11-34), sugino xd300 crankset (26/36/46), lx vbrakes (i really wanted to use regular old cantis, but I couldn't find a suspension fork that had an integrated cable hanger in production anymore), Crank Brothers Acid pedals, "Minimalist Rack" on the back is a nasbar mini front rack, inverted, with the matching rack bag (Yeah, I carry stuff! ), incredibell mounted in the right bar end to warn other trail users that I'm about ready to run them over.... errrr.... pass them.
#177
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Location: Dayton, Oh
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Bikes: Salsa Vaya, Specialized Roubaix Team Saxo, Fisher HiFi29er
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#180
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: The Summit of Lee
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Bikes: Hecklah
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Is your handlebar installed correctly?? It looks like you've got your "sweep" aiming toward the ground. It's supposed to be swepped back, right?
#182
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From here, the bar logos look like they're pointed up. It looks like someone lined them up with the center of the stem faceplate. The stem has a fair bit of rise so the bars are more down-swept than designed. Rotating the bar forward could result in a more comfy riding position.
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Don't worry, it's all minor tweaks that get the bike feeling perfect. Sometimes you need someone else to point out something obvious that you didn't notice. It's happened to me too.
#185
PBR Racing
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Wifes $hit List
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Bikes: Santa Cruz and Cannondale
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#186
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Did you rotate them forward or backward.
Doesn't really matter to me...I don't have to ride it. Just curious.
#189
manonthemoon
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Seattle, WA
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Bikes: Current custom builds: FG=KHS Flite 100 DH=Transition Blindside FR=Transition Bottlerocket
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Here my first DH bike, a GT Ruckus 2.0 frameset with bunch of upgrades and converted to a singlespeed and now an 8-speed. Marzocchi Bomber fork and Fox Vanilla rear shock.
This is my Tomac Six Shooter frameset which is powdercoated. Manitou Nixon Super 145 fork and Swinger 6-way rear shock. Rest of the parts were swapped over from the GT. Need to take some new pics though, with the new wheelset, chainguard, seat, seatpost, etc...
This is my Tomac Six Shooter frameset which is powdercoated. Manitou Nixon Super 145 fork and Swinger 6-way rear shock. Rest of the parts were swapped over from the GT. Need to take some new pics though, with the new wheelset, chainguard, seat, seatpost, etc...
#190
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Orlando, FL
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Bikes: 1985 Falcon, 2008 Jamis Dakota Sport
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Expanding to include road and mountain. Just got my first hardtail - and first new bike in over a decade. Hit some trails, and oh was it sweet!
Jamis Dakota Sport
Rock Shok Tora 302
Deore/XT mix drivetrain
Shimano Hydraulic disc
Jamis Dakota Sport
Rock Shok Tora 302
Deore/XT mix drivetrain
Shimano Hydraulic disc
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#193
omygodomygod
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The hanebrink zzyzx that was on the shadow frame recently gave up the ghost. Happily, it was not a catastrophic failure. The hoodshock that old man hanebrink used as a damper exploded inside the right leg. Making the fork not only a pogo stick but a god aweful drooling mess. It's been removed and replaced with an old 140mm marzocchi. Sure the bike rides better now... but it's just not the same fuxor anymore. :.( Not really worth posting pics of.
On the other hand, Shawn who destroyed this so-called freeride fork has vowed to turn it into a guitar. And if that happens I'll be sure to post pics.
On the other hand, Shawn who destroyed this so-called freeride fork has vowed to turn it into a guitar. And if that happens I'll be sure to post pics.
#195
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Always liked the look of the Ruckus. Maybe because I saw Brian Lopes tearing it up on one. But then again, he could tear it up on a wally world bike. Anyways nice bikes Trip8's.
#198
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: PA
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Bikes: Scott Vertigo LSD (FS), Cannondale M500 w/Amp Research F3XC fork.
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'95 Cannondale M500 w/Amp 3XC fork (I've since removed the road tires)
96 or 97 Scott Vertigo LSD full suspension. Getting it back up and running as soon as I find a new rear shock.
Thinking of either upgrading the Cannondale with the Scott components if I scrap it and getting a new FS, or, if I get the Scott fixed a new 29er hard tail. We'll see.
96 or 97 Scott Vertigo LSD full suspension. Getting it back up and running as soon as I find a new rear shock.
Thinking of either upgrading the Cannondale with the Scott components if I scrap it and getting a new FS, or, if I get the Scott fixed a new 29er hard tail. We'll see.