Pipsqueak

Seems like the thing to do is wait for second hand Pyga deals. There are some crackers.

A S-works Camber is R130 000. How much is a tricked out Stage?

They'll probably be sued by Spez.

Most under-rated, most flexible bike in SA.

Is it still relevant? It's one of the only bikes you'd see in any numbers at, say, the Cape Epic... And also in numbers at the Enduro gigs. Should tell you something. It may not be that slack, but it's long enough, and it has balls.

Bloody ell.

Ya flip. Tough crowd across there. And if you say the word "Enduro", you're toast.

Lycra brigade majority just wants to buy Epics and Tallboys for R100 000.

My Zero weighs 11kgs. With a X Fusion Trace.

According to his insta he just has the standard bike.

More than Enduro, but check Pottie's YT! Awesome!

I'd rather have a proper Ducati motorbike. If you're going motor, then why not go all the way?

I put a 160 fork on my Pyga 120 too. Never been happier. Dolly Parton... I like that.

Or unless you live near Whistler, Queenstown, Morzine, Mammoth... Or anywhere with an uplift. "Enduro" is just a sales term here I think.

I drilled both my Pygas BB. Had the same problem.

I put an X Fusion Sweep HLR on my 120 last week. Have to say I'm blown away by the change.

Grease both axles a little, then work out if it's BB (creaking when you stand & pedal) seat post (sit & bounce) or headset (pump front fork).

Ya I've got 2 Pygas. It's not an really an issue, but since the 11 cassettes biggest ring sits even further inboard than a 10spd, the chain angle is more extreme. You can shim the front chaining, but only so far. On my one bike even a 1x10 is noisy (with a big one up ring). So I was wondering how the 110 does. I'm guessing its OK, because 29ers have longer chain stay lengths - so chainline isn't as critical. But I don't know. I just wonder why everyone doesn't do the +5 thing.

Would love to get a bit of feedback on the chainline with that 11x setup. Is it all good?

That thing is voes.

OK. I asked around about this, and ran into a couple of people who tried them. Said they were too soft - too sloppy in the first part of travel. I like the pop that this bike has, so I stuck with the normal can.

Does anyone have a Debonair air can on a 120? What's it like?

Ya, people in this country need to learn how to stop the marathon bus and have some fun every now and then.

Ride one.