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[divernick]

I agree with D Vader.

 

Riding a SS, especially a rigid SS, accelerates your fitness gains, your skills and your technique.

 

Since I made the conversion a year ago, I have noticed a huge jump in tech skills, power and stamina.

[NotSoBigBen]

I agree with D Vader.

 

Riding a SS, especially a rigid SS, accelerates your fitness gains, your skills and your technique.

 

Since I made the conversion a year ago, I have noticed a huge jump in tech skills, power and stamina.

 

Do you now ride SS only?

[divernick]

Do you now ride SS only?

 

Yes, it's my only bike. There's (almost) nothing I can't do on my SS that a geared or suspended bike can do. I love it so much!

[Louis for real]

funny how now when i look at bikes with a tripple on the front it looks out of place or am i the only one?

 

also i have been looking at an on-one inbred 29 frame @ 166.60 English Pounds

how much would the import duties and tax etc be for this frame?

[patches]

Yes, it's my only bike. There's (almost) nothing I can't do on my SS that a geared or suspended bike can do. I love it so much!

 

Come downhilling with us

 

...or does that fall under the "almost"

[Louis for real]

ignor that found it. Total landed cost: ZAR3340.67

[patches]

funny how now when i look at bikes with a tripple on the front it looks out of place or am i the only one?

 

also i have been looking at an on-one inbred 29 frame @ 166.60 English Pounds

how much would the import duties and tax etc be for this frame?

 

Not the only one... I'm with you on that. Although none of my bikes are SS, up until recently they were all 1 blade upfront. (for pretty obvious reasons though... they were 4X, downhill, and freeride bikes running 1x9 with a chain guide at the front).

 

However when I bought my AM bike I decided to scrap the 3x9 setup, sell the XTR chainrings before even putting the chain on the bike (so that they were still brand new), and then run a 2x9 setup (28T & 36T) up front with a bashring and a little roller-type chain guide. Still though... being used to the other bikes I often forget I have a granny gear

 

 

Far from SS... but things like the bashguard and BB mounted roller could be used on a SS setup

[Louis for real]

Not the only one... I'm with you on that. Although none of my bikes are SS, up until recently they were all 1 blade upfront. (for pretty obvious reasons though... they were 4X, downhill, and freeride bikes running 1x9 with a chain guide at the front).

 

being used to the other bikes I often forget I have a granny gear

 

 

 

Let us see that bike

 

i have a 1xp setup on my hardtail and am awaiting delivery from superstarcomponents of a chaindevice...considered the bashring and roller but decided to stick to the guide only.

 

been wanting to get up on a longer travel bike myself for a while now and will definately do that bashring bb roller lambada on that bike when i do