Gazza K

You are going to love riding her. I took mine for its maiden ride last weekend. Did 42km at northern farms on some of their new single track. Loved every sec of it. Enjoy

I rode the BMC duel suspension 29er last year at Berg n Bush! Amazing bike.

Howsit, Yes its 203mm front and 160mm rear. It stops!!!

Thanks for the feedback!

Thanks a lot!

Not that stupid. I had to learn a lot when putting this bike together. I would recommend doing it.

This frame has vertical drop outs and that keeps the chain tight

Would help if I actually attached the image...

Carbon Single Speed 9.2kg

Thanks bud, Im sure!

Finally built a SS (well assembled) Check it out 9.2kg

Hey guys, This is my SS build. Its taken a little longer than I want to but its oh so worth it. Check out the pics of my bike and please all let me know what you think. its 9.2kg complete. Carbon Rapide frame Rock Shox Sid fork Easton EA 70EC wheels Carbon Bars and seatpost 2014 XT Ice tech brakes On One doofer chain tensioner Carbon FSA crank Rides like a beaut...

Hey guys, This is the SS im building. Carbon Rapide frame, Rock Shox SID fork, Easton Wheels. Carbon seat post and Bars. I have new XT Ice tech brakes to go on. Just need to sort drive train. let me know what you think?!?!

How do I attach pictures to the forum? I have a couple of my build so far!

I think a mate of mine was looking to repair a sub frame crack on the duel suspension bike.

BOGUS ONE Is this just a hobbie of yours or do you build for others and sell? Would you consider carbon repairs?

lots of work gone into this!!! Good luck with the sale!

Awesome, thanks Ryan. Cant wait to get this build done. I think the tensioner route is the safer route for now, esp with trying different gearing setup. thanks.

Wow wow wow. Amazing work man. I'm starting a SS build but all I a sudden I'm feeling very lazy! Big respect! Keep posting pics if the duel sus too please.

Hi guys, I'm just about to start building my first SS. I have a carbon 29" Rapide frame, rock shox Reba xx fork and a few other bits and bobs. I've noticed that some SS builds have a chain tensioner and some just direct from front to back. Does this depend on the frame or is it personal preference? Thanks