awesme Posted January 17, 2017 Share and cSixx As for Q1, make sure your rear wheel is build as dished. G You've got a great narrow/wide chainring manufacturer and supplier right here in SA. Just order from Kalbo. They last longer than Wolftooth/Raceface etc. Oval, round, whatever you want. 104 BCD. anthemic 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
anthemic Posted January 17, 2017 Share and cSixx As for Q1, make sure your rear wheel is build as dished. G thanks, yeah I've a set I built up that I'll re-dish Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
anthemic Posted January 17, 2017 Share You've got a great narrow/wide chainring manufacturer and supplier right here in SA. Just order from Kalbo. They last longer than Wolftooth/Raceface etc. Oval, round, whatever you want. 104 BCD.Thanks, saw those but I'm based in Ireland and shipping would be impractical. Might get one delivered to the in-laws and collect it when I'm next out there later in the year Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
johnson Posted January 18, 2017 Share You've got a great narrow/wide chainring manufacturer and supplier right here in SA. Just order from Kalbo. They last longer than Wolftooth/Raceface etc. Oval, round, whatever you want. 104 BCD.Kalbo, Csixx and Rapide are very good local products. Just make sure you are buying the right one to fit your crank. M8000 has a 96mm asymmetrical bcd. (not the common 104) JXV and anthemic 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
anthemic Posted January 28, 2017 Share I am not sure if it has been covered within these 222 pages, but a question for folks who have installed a 1x11 XT system on their 110's: are you happy with the system? Would you change anything? What size front chainring and cluster are you using? I am about to pull the trigger on a XT 8000 system, with a 11-42 cassette and 32 front. Some forums recon it is worth upgrading the shifter to XTR, but I don't believe it is worth an extra R1000. Thanks for any advice.You've probably made the choice by now, but for anyone else interested I've done a 1x10 conversion on my Oneten and really enjoying it. Using an absolute Black 30T oval N/W up front and a Praxis 10-40 cassette. Works perfectly for the trails I ride here. Average spin consists of 20-30km with 800-1k ascent and the same down and I've no issues with range either end. I'm definitely going 1x11 on my new bike and will change to 1x11 on the Oneten when parts need replacing. Shifter and RD are XT works seemlessly with the Praxis cassette Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Edited January 28, 2017 by anthemic Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Grey Hubs Posted January 30, 2017 Share Ok, so I bit the bullet and purchased a 2nd hand Pyga 110 . Hoping to get the bike tomorrow...So I emailed Pyga this morning asking for price and availability for a complete pivot bearing kit and Alloy bolt kit (I prefer to know it's all new and good at the back before I ride...) Before 3pm today, the parts are on their way via courier. Well done Pyga! Excellent service!!!! I'm hoping the bike rides as quick as their service! cadenceblur 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
awesme Posted January 30, 2017 Share Welcome to the family. and ye the bikes really do ride as lekker as everyone says GPS: thats just how Pat, Mark, Cliff, Hilton and the guys operate. Ok, so I bit the bullet and purchased a 2nd hand Pyga 110 . Hoping to get the bike tomorrow...So I emailed Pyga this morning asking for price and availability for a complete pivot bearing kit and Alloy bolt kit (I prefer to know it's all new and good at the back before I ride...) Before 3pm today, the parts are on their way via courier. Well done Pyga! Excellent service!!!! I'm hoping the bike rides as quick as their service! Squeek and Grey Hubs 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Percyzn Posted January 30, 2017 Share Ok, so I bit the bullet and purchased a 2nd hand Pyga 110 . Hoping to get the bike tomorrow...So I emailed Pyga this morning asking for price and availability for a complete pivot bearing kit and Alloy bolt kit (I prefer to know it's all new and good at the back before I ride...) Before 3pm today, the parts are on their way via courier. Well done Pyga! Excellent service!!!! I'm hoping the bike rides as quick as their service! you are going to love it, superb bike! Enjoy Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Grey Hubs Posted January 30, 2017 Share you are going to love it, superb bike! EnjoyLooks like it is one of the few small frames they made in the Oneten. Hoping the fit is good. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tony datoy Posted January 30, 2017 Share I have only ever had good service from Pyga. Replacement parts are readily available and reasonably priced.Patrick and his team are great and continually go the extra mile.Welcome to the Pyga family. Ok, so I bit the bullet and purchased a 2nd hand Pyga 110 . Hoping to get the bike tomorrow...So I emailed Pyga this morning asking for price and availability for a complete pivot bearing kit and Alloy bolt kit (I prefer to know it's all new and good at the back before I ride...) Before 3pm today, the parts are on their way via courier. Well done Pyga! Excellent service!!!! I'm hoping the bike rides as quick as their service! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
anthemic Posted January 30, 2017 Share Welcome to the OneTen club! Such a versatile bike, you'll love it Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Grey Hubs 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Grey Hubs Posted January 31, 2017 Share Interestingly, I will receive the bike with both 650B and 29er wheels. They owner used the 650B wheels for the small wife...should be an interesting comparison. Pretty sure I'll use it with 29er wheels.Anyone tried a OneTen as a 27.5 setup? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pipsqueak Posted February 2, 2017 Share If my Monarch on my 120 is poked, do I get another one, or is there something else to consider? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Captain Fastbastard Mayhem Posted February 2, 2017 Share If my Monarch on my 120 is poked, do I get another one, or is there something else to consider?X2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Grey Hubs Posted February 6, 2017 Share So, a bit of feedback on my first Pyga ride on Saturday...Probably old hat to the Pyga owners. But also some info on the OneTen with 650B wheels. I spent 3 hrs riding Big Red Barn. Half of the time with 650B wheels and the 2nd half with 29er wheels. I'm a 29er fan so this is not a "which is better" comment.We did a lot of the black diamond newer section on the 650B wheels. Thankfully the rain has settled the fresh ground.The Pyga really does climb VERY well and it is the first time I've actually managed to ride 98% of the section without putting my feet down! I blame my buddy in front of me stopping on a steep climb for the 2% . Grip on the rear wheel was superb! With the 650B I was able to turn easier and manage the tight climbing turns with more confidence and balance.This is no new revelation really and written a million times before. I think the lower center of gravity with slower sections favour smaller wheels. But I really enjoyed the smaller wheels dare I say!!! A big fun factor!Changing to 29re wheels, I struggled on the first few corners and it took me a few kms to get into a rhythm. I then realized that the 29er wheels where caring a lot more speed into the corners!Yip 29ers do roll much faster. I lost the accuracy of the 650B but gained effortless speed on the bigger wheels. Anyway...enough of the wheels. I have to say the Pyga is really a pleasure to ride. Hardly any adjustment to riding the bike. It just felt natural. So happy that it climbs well. My concerns of carrying the extra weight of the Alu frame was unfounded. At 12.4kg, I"m not disappointed. Today it goes to the Trailhead for an overhaul on bearings, pivots and shocks. Hoping to play again on the weekend. Happy Pyga owner Edited February 6, 2017 by Grey Hubs awesme and RockCoach 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pipsqueak Posted February 6, 2017 Share So, a bit of feedback on my first Pyga ride on Saturday...Probably old hat to the Pyga owners. But also some info on the OneTen with 650B wheels. I spent 3 hrs riding Big Red Barn. Half of the time with 650B wheels and the 2nd half with 29er wheels. I'm a 29er fan so this is not a "which is better" comment.We did a lot of the black diamond newer section on the 650B wheels. Thankfully the rain has settled the fresh ground.The Pyga really does climb VERY well and it is the first time I've actually managed to ride 98% of the section without putting my feet down! I blame my buddy in front of me stopping on a steep climb for the 2% . Grip on the rear wheel was superb! With the 650B I was able to turn easier and manage the tight climbing turns with more confidence and balance.This is no new revelation really and written a million times before. I think the lower center of gravity with slower sections favour smaller wheels. But I really enjoyed the smaller wheels dare I say!!! A big fun factor!Changing to 29re wheels, I struggled on the first few corners and it took me a few kms to get into a rhythm. I then realized that the 29er wheels where caring a lot more speed into the corners!Yip 29ers do roll much faster. I lost the accuracy of the 650B but gained effortless speed on the bigger wheels. Anyway...enough of the wheels. I have to say the Pyga is really a pleasure to ride. Hardly any adjustment to riding the bike. It just felt natural. So happy that it climbs well. My concerns of carrying the extra weight of the Alu frame was unfounded. At 12.4kg, I"m not disappointed. Today it goes to the Trailhead for an overhaul on bearings, pivots and shocks. Hoping to play again on the weekend. Happy Pyga owner Pics of 650 setup? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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