Santa C

Not an expert, don't you have to bleed the brakes>?

Love the look of the XX sid wc, and also keen on the crank!!

Thanks guys for your comments!!! I hace a Dual sus at the moment, and have different spares so want to put a light weight HT together for XC short course racing.

Thanks Samson99, will take that into consideratoin...

the top one is an XL frame, that is why there is extra support

Hey Hubbers, This might open a can of worms for debates...but what's the lightest, best geometry and value for money carbon hardtail mtb frame out there?

I have my Mavic SLR's for a year and the SL's before that, done nearly all the big stage races and many XC races and never had a problem!

Thanks guys for the help and numbers to sort it out!

It makes a huge difference making your bike light!! The lighter the bike is the better speed you can get out of the machine, take any performance sport...its alll the same!! When two athletes at the SAME physical fitness and strength and and and...both get on their bikes, the one with the better components and lighter bike 9/10 times gets a better result.

Hectic news...Where about on the spruit?

I Love Banana, honey and peanut butter on a hot cross bun

Any one have a number where I can contact someone form Roag? There is nothing on the website. They muddled up my race results this weekend and don't know who to phone to sort it out??

Many of the Roadies in my area are rude A#*holes who never greet

I know the KCNC is R250

KCNC don't last, rather go shimano does the same job!

You can't beat a Gobi or Sella on the bum

What an awesome 2 days of Mountain biking Incredible single track, Stunning riding... Did any other Hubbers do this race? If any one is looking for an awesome 60km and 45km 2 day race, try this one!!

At 23k-28k you can get the new Marida 96 dual sus...I herd that it is extreamly light!!! They said of their web page that it is the lighttest production frame at the moment ( not sure if it is true?) But Picked one up a few days a ago and it seemed lighter then my Santa C superlight

9 times out of 10, the more you pay ( to a point ) the better the quallity and weight the components are....giving you a better ride with greater performance!!!

Brilliant, where do you ride to get it to last that long??

why? what issues have you had with Joe's? I changed from slime to Joe's and had no issues up to date

the Santa cruz superlight by far!!!! If you want to spens some serious bucks-The blur carbon xc

On a MTB you would be a 16" Road frame 52cm

I love this bike!!! On the shopping list for next yesr!!