Finished the winter project bike!
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Finished the winter project bike!
On the assumption the one can never have too many bikes (an assumption that is deeply ingrained in 50% of the inhabitants of our household), I decided to build up a hardtail to accompany my Scott Spark 29er. I thought it would be nice having a HT to use on the river bottom trails and to lend to friends whom I hope to seduce into the clutches of mtb riding. And I reasoned that building my own would be fairly cost effective (hah, hah, hah, hah). In the end, I ended up with this:
Mostly, it's new stuff, and it looks nice - should be fun sorting it out. Norco Charger frame, Reba fork, Shimano SLX Groupset, and Velocity wheels (tubeless). Weighs in at 25lbs even.
C'mon Spring!
Mostly, it's new stuff, and it looks nice - should be fun sorting it out. Norco Charger frame, Reba fork, Shimano SLX Groupset, and Velocity wheels (tubeless). Weighs in at 25lbs even.
C'mon Spring!
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Nice bike! I've built 3 bikes and none of them has come in under budget.