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There's disappointingly few examples of people doing cool shit with their lithiums. It appears to me to be a pretty cheap bike with decent potential for something a little different. Is there a catch that I'm missing?
Have to say the paint on the 920 is pretty lovely and a light bike is always welcome, even if weight isn't a priority for this build. Why does it need mtb wheels? Do you mean 26" or do you just mean wide rims or what? In terms of reach - would using flat bars be a problem, then?
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Likewise with the arkose when I got that but +MechaMorgan and his camo one put my tiny mind at ease and I built one anyway and now I love it.
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My missus has a lithium and its a suprisingly capable bike , will run 29er wheels with a 50mm tire, spacing is 135/100. frame isn't the most elegant but its not that heavy either .
PhilDAS
Georgel
I've had one. They're shockingly light, Canal sized clearences, decent mount points, can take guards easy and are really competent on gnarly off road..
But they have their foibles. It was a bit dead feeling. Needed proper MTB wheels and reach was a bit long, for me at least.
For more funzzz, I'd take the Lithium. I really miss the Arkose.