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19 minutes ago, thebob said:

Nice! Will the Float X be up for grabs?

Undecided, will likely keep it if I do go do some multi day enduros next yearĀ 

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bike is over 15kg nowĀ 

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9 hours ago, BaGearA said:

Undecided, will likely keep it if I do go do some multi day enduros next yearĀ 

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bike is over 15kg nowĀ 

Lol only 15?.Ā 
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sell it, you wont miss it. It will feel wooden after riding s coil for a week.
I also got me a coil a few weeks ago. fox DHX.
IĀ Up/downgraded from a Fox Factory X2 (how ever you want to look at it lol). And i can honestly say it transformed my bike for the way I ride it. i really feel that for larger folk (90kg+), having to run an airshock at its upper limits ito psi doesnt make for nice riding bikes in the rear at least. My X2 on my bike just always felt too progressive, pogoā€™ey.

Im not too sendyā€¦and just plow through things most of the time due to lack if skill ā˜ŗļø. The coil literally just deletes rocks from the trail.
Magic carpet rideā€¦šŸŽ¶a whole new world!šŸŽ¶ Haha

im lucky my frame geo with the single pivot means it climbs pretty good with almost no bob even without locking the shock out, but even if it didā€¦the extra half kilo it adds is totally worth it. Since it went on an enduro bike i just paired it with a 30T chainring too. Not like you ever use 30/10T going down a trail.Ā 

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Posted
1 hour ago, MORNE said:

Lol only 15?.Ā 
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sell it, you wont miss it. It will feel wooden after riding s coil for a week.
I also got me a coil a few weeks ago. fox DHX.
IĀ Up/downgraded from a Fox Factory X2 (how ever you want to look at it lol). And i can honestly say it transformed my bike for the way I ride it. i really feel that for larger folk (90kg+), having to run an airshock at its upper limits ito psi doesnt make for nice riding bikes in the rear at least. My X2 on my bike just always felt too progressive, pogoā€™ey.

Im not too sendyā€¦and just plow through things most of the time due to lack if skill ā˜ŗļø. The coil literally just deletes rocks from the trail.
Magic carpet rideā€¦šŸŽ¶a whole new world!šŸŽ¶ Haha

im lucky my frame geo with the single pivot means it climbs pretty good with almost no bob even without locking the shock out, but even if it didā€¦the extra half kilo it adds is totally worth it. Since it went on an enduro bike i just paired it with a 30T chainring too. Not like you ever use 30/10T going down a trail.Ā 

With a 34t in frontĀ 

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Well she came out better than expected.Ā 

There's just something about a raw frame especially in the sun light ā˜€ šŸ‘ŒšŸ»

Surprises :

the DebonAir spring feels so much better than older Rockshox, nice plush feeling without just running through all the travel šŸ‘ŒšŸ»

The budget friendly Deore shifts as good as the much more expensive XT. šŸ‘šŸ»

All and all quite happy now for the next project šŸ¤£šŸ˜‚

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On 8/4/2023 at 3:11 PM, Me rida my bicycle said:

I got the adult version of Lego šŸ¤£

To think this all started because I had to many tyres šŸ¤£Ā 

Been hiding parts all over the house till I had everything šŸ¤žšŸ»

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2 months ago i had a stem lying around in my parts binā€¦.there was some dust on it, but no real soil or anything. The garage tends to get s bit humid with the dryer in there and all this rain. Next thing I knew the stem grew some bars, levers and a frame. I came back the next week and it had grown wheels and a groupset too. I have a fully grown Banshee now, kind of annoying i know šŸ¤·šŸ»ā€ā™‚ļø

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On 7/30/2023 at 8:48 PM, BaGearA said:

Undecided, will likely keep it if I do go do some multi day enduros next yearĀ 

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bike is over 15kg nowĀ 

edit , just under 16 now šŸ„²

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Posted
29 minutes ago, MORNE said:

2 months ago i had a stem lying around in my parts binā€¦.there was some dust on it, but no real soil or anything. The garage tends to get s bit humid with the dryer in there and all this rain. Next thing I knew the stem grew some bars, levers and a frame. I came back the next week and it had grown wheels and a groupset too. I have a fully grown Banshee now, kind of annoying i know šŸ¤·šŸ»ā€ā™‚ļø

Sounds like a good garage to have. šŸ˜

I told my wife all these parts where sent to the wrong address and without a return address or contact number. I had no choice but to put it together so I don't lose any small bits šŸ˜„

Posted
1 hour ago, cclayford said:

Finally finished my 2018 Santa Cruz Chameleon build on SaturdayĀ šŸ™ŒšŸ» So stoked on how well it turned out. Decided to go the 27.5+ route. So far the bike feels amazing šŸ‘ŒšŸ»

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WhyĀ  Those Tyres in Particular ?

Maybe I can Learn Something Here.

I had Ardents on my Merida Big 9 300 Hardtail and it Was Pig Slow.

Put In the Original Ikons that came with it and it made a big improvement.

Posted
11 minutes ago, dasilvarsa said:

WhyĀ  Those Tyres in Particular ?

Maybe I can Learn Something Here.

I had Ardents on my Merida Big 9 300 Hardtail and it Was Pig Slow.

Put In the Original Ikons that came with it and it made a big improvement.

I'm guessing here, but that bike doesn't strike me as caring about going fast. It looks more like it wants to do a full frontal assault on as much tech as it can gobble up during a ride. To me resembles the kind of bike that wants to get rowdy, party bike style.Ā 

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