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2020 Custom Epic S-Works SRAM AXS (Is this the lightest Epic S-Works in SA?)


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Hallo guys have a look at this custom build by Tailwind KLERKSDORP

 

what do you guys think

can this be one of the lightest full suspension EPIC S-WORKS

 

The goal of this bike was simple "GET IT AS LIGHT AS POSSIBLE"

 

Frame:2020 Specialized Epic S-Works

FORK: FOX Float 32 Factory Step-Cast

Wheelset: Roval Control SL

Crankset: E-Thirteen XCX Race Carbon cranks

Groupset: Sram ASX eagle 12speed

Brakes: Formula R1R

Stem and Handelbar: S-Works

Seat and Seat post : S-Works

Tyres : Specialized Renegade 2.1x29

 

9.47KG full bike RACE READY with slime

 

Custom 2020 EPIC S-WORKS

 

Full Build and Weight

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You Happy now lol, they didnt post it i did

I am thanks

 

The reason I thought they posted it was due to the font looking like a copy and paste exercise from a website.

 

Out of interest which casing did they use on the build?

 

A Ti bolt kit, foam grips and I wonder how close they would have come to the clients hopes of a 9.3kg?

 

Props to the LBS to also include the ladies name that did the procurement in the credits at the end of the vid.

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All of it!

 

That's certainly a very impressive, light-weight build. Just shows what can be done with stock parts and a big budget!

 

Although, you can't do much offroad with those tyres...

 

 

10 years ago a 2.1" was a wide tyre and most XC / marathon was done on 1.95" tyres. 2.2" to 2.35" was a downhill tyre

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Very nice bike! Congratulations ????

 

Just a question, with the goal being to get it as light as possible why didn't you opt for the Roval Control SL ltd wheels instead of the stock Contol SL wheels? The Magura MT8 sl brakes are also a bit lighter than the Formulas you chose?

 

Again, super nice bike but there are quite a few places where you can drop a substantial amount of weight and I was just wondering how you chose the parts

Posted

Hallo guys have a look at this custom build by Tailwind KLERKSDORP

 

what do you guys think

can this be one of the lightest full suspension EPIC S-WORKS

 

The goal of this bike was simple "GET IT AS LIGHT AS POSSIBLE"

 

Frame:2020 Specialized Epic S-Works

FORK: FOX Float 32 Factory Step-Cast

Wheelset: Roval Control SL

Crankset: E-Thirteen XCX Race Carbon cranks

Groupset: Sram ASX eagle 12speed

Brakes: Formula R1R

Stem and Handelbar: S-Works

Seat and Seat post : S-Works

Tyres : Specialized Renegade 2.1x29

 

9.47KG full bike RACE READY with slime

 

Custom 2020 EPIC S-WORKS

 

Full Build and Weight

Great build and if you have a pile of cash to burn I can show you how to go under 9kgs on your bike

 

Not sure how big your bike is, here's my Large Cannondale with 2.35 tyres 2 cages, slime and the Cannondale tool kit at 9.74.  Fox 34 so it's 120/120

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All of it!

 

That's certainly a very impressive, light-weight build. Just shows what can be done with stock parts and a big budget!

 

Although, you can't do much offroad with those tyres...

A couple of bikes back I had the Renegades on an my Morewood Shova. The traction from those low profile tyres was actually rather impressive.

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Great build and if you have a pile of cash to burn I can show you how to go under 9kgs on your bike

 

Not sure how big your bike is, here's my Large Cannondale with 2.35 tyres 2 cages, slime and the Cannondale tool kit at 9.74.  Fox 34 so it's 120/120

 

 

 

didn't realise you ditched the UNNO and went 'dale. NIiiiiiiiice build :)

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