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Liking the moto! Bit of a pavement special builf with the components tho haha

 

Make a list of all the components you will need in excel or something and then fill in the ones you want in the next colum and the ones you can afford/or got in the one next to that (both with prices). Send it to a few people you trust and then let them comment. I did it that way and really got the bike I wanted.

Something like this:

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Make a list of all the components you will need in excel or something and then fill in the ones you want in the next colum and the ones you can afford/or got in the one next to that (both with prices). Send it to a few people you trust and then let them comment. I did it that way and really got the bike I wanted.

Something like this:

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I am pretty set on what the end result will be, its just budget so I steel and borrow from me stumpy and as I buy the components I want for the moto the stumpy will get its bits back. :clap:

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I am pretty set on what the end result will be, its just budget so I steel and borrow from me stumpy and as I buy the components I want for the moto the stumpy will get its bits back. :clap:

 

Exactly what I've done. I bought the frame fork and wheels and thought that I'd just be patient and build up the bike with parts as I bought them.

 

The next morning my XC bike was bare and my new little pony was ready to ride.

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Exactly what I've done. I bought the frame fork and wheels and thought that I'd just be patient and build up the bike with parts as I bought them.

 

The next morning my XC bike was bare and my new little pony was ready to ride.

 

Yeah I don't have the patients to build one bit at a time.

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:ph34r: :ph34r: :ph34r: :ph34r: :ph34r:

Ok 2 questions.

 

Where do the kiddies sit?

And is the Moto for sale?

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Ok 2 questions.

 

Where do the kiddies sit?

And is the Moto for sale?

 

I wonder if any of the bikes have a trigger under the saddle dropper for riding past schools?

 

 

 

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So, thanks for all the advice. I eventually got a Deity CZ bar. I think it looks pretty cool! And it feels a hell of a lot better than the flat bar I had on.

 

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So now the next question is the choice of a more suitable stem. I still have a 100mm Easton stem on the bike (also scavenged from my XC bike) I would like to go down to a 60mm stem. Any suggestions?

 

Cheers,

G.

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So, thanks for all the advice. I eventually got a Deity CZ bar. I think it looks pretty cool! And it feels a hell of a lot better than the flat bar I had on.

 

post-30655-0-56003700-1379077424_thumb.jpeg

 

So now the next question is the choice of a more suitable stem. I still have a 100mm Easton stem on the bike (also scavenged from my XC bike) I would like to go down to a 60mm stem. Any suggestions?

 

Cheers,

G.

Best thing I could have done when I was looking for the Shova was to go to a LBS with a nice wide range of stem lengths, try them out in the parking lot, settle on one that feels right, pay the LBS and enjoy
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So, thanks for all the advice. I eventually got a Deity CZ bar. I think it looks pretty cool! And it feels a hell of a lot better than the flat bar I had on.

 

post-30655-0-56003700-1379077424_thumb.jpeg

 

So now the next question is the choice of a more suitable stem. I still have a 100mm Easton stem on the bike (also scavenged from my XC bike) I would like to go down to a 60mm stem. Any suggestions?

 

Cheers,

G.

1. From the pic (could be angle) it looks like your bar needs to rolled forward a bit.

 

2. Go down to 70mm I'd say. Based on no facts whatsoever! But it's a good middle ground and going too short too quick might pose other problems especially if you do longer rides.

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