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Old 11-17-02 | 06:26 PM
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Finally finished!!!

The Stab is finally finished. My cranks arrived thursday and now she is done. The cranks are sweet and beefy as hell. Here are the specs and a couple of pics.
Frame : Stab Primo
Fork : Shock Works BigOne RAM
Wheels : Hadley dh hubs, stright 14g DT spokes, SunSingleTrack
rims, Maxxis Swamp Thing 2.3 tires
Cranks/chain guide : Black Spire Baddger/ AS1
Pedals : Brooklyn Shinburgers
Brakes : Hope M4 200mm fr rotor/ 185mm rr
Bars : Easton Scandium DH riser
Stem : Race Face Diablo
Headset : Hope Enduro
Rr casset : Dura-Ace 11-21 ti
Rr derailer : Precision Billet
Saddle : Avocate Ti
Seatpost : Easton EA70
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Old 11-17-02 | 06:27 PM
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And here are the cranks:

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Old 11-17-02 | 06:38 PM
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Hmmm...
Just cant see why they would call those "Shinburger" peddles...?

Man She Is sweet lookin 'dude!

And lucky you... we've got 4" of snow on the ground here....
 
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Old 11-17-02 | 07:00 PM
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That freakin bike is bad ass dude!
I've always liked the Kona's, looks like fun!
good luck with those peds man, I think I would be afraid of them.
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Old 11-17-02 | 07:56 PM
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That is sweet. Have fun riding it ...

Damn wish there was a drool icon
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Old 11-17-02 | 07:58 PM
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Makes my stock Sugar 3 look pretty lame !!!

This is one awesome, mean-looking bike. I guess you're in a different league than me !!
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Old 11-17-02 | 09:12 PM
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Thanks for the compliments. I was thinking I would put the bike on the wall in the den until next race season but it is toooo tempting to ride her. A buddy of mine just finished a new dh singletrack with some serious drops on a very steep descent. So steep that you can not hike up it with out holding on to the surrounding trees. One of the drops they made also has a 12' gap that you need to clear. We will be going up there this week to break her in (hopefully not literally).

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Old 11-17-02 | 09:17 PM
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Just cant see why they would call those "Shinburger" peddles...?
Here's how they got their name. The pic might be a bit too much for some but hey, it's all good

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Old 11-17-02 | 09:24 PM
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The bike demands severe riding. Have fun breaking her in. She will take it fine
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Old 11-17-02 | 10:02 PM
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That is one extreme bike. Now get some pictures or video of that bad boy in action! And that shin pic is freakin nasty.

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Old 11-18-02 | 09:25 AM
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call shinburger and ask for shinpads!
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Old 11-18-02 | 09:28 AM
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sweet ride... dont wait til spring. thats unfair to all of us have-nots!
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Old 11-19-02 | 07:24 PM
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i'll be the lone dissenter...I think that bike is kinda ugly. To me, It seems that the ultra long-travel forks and suspensions common on freeride bikes mess up the look of the bike. No doubt it is freakin awesome to ride, but I think that the best looking bike is the Trek Elite 9.8...mmm...Sleek carbon fiber.
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Old 11-19-02 | 08:37 PM
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That is sweet! I'm in the ready to start buying mode right now. If I lived where there was more DH I would have one about like yours. I'm going the frameset route, then slapping on what parts I have around my shop + what I can mooch off my friends, but I think I might go with the Bullit and try to build it with a triple ring. I need something that will climb when I need to.

I have a couple questions. Why the Kona? I've looked at them and they seem like a sweet bike. Also, did you start with a frame and build it up yourself? Maybe you can give me your parts sources

For now unless I find out different I think I'm going with the Santa Cruz Bullit frame, and either White Brother's fork or the RS Boxxer. I have some White Brothers stuff on my MX machine and it's quality. I am open to any advice and suggestions though. I did contact one of the sources you gave me the other day (jb). Will probably go with him on the frame...
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Old 11-20-02 | 08:32 AM
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***** dude, those pedals have teeth!!! They are monsters!! Get some armor to protect yourself from those thangs.
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Old 11-20-02 | 09:32 AM
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that pic isn't that bad. All it is is an open wound 4" long down to the bone
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