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• #11827
Howard: 29er 130mm Pikes
TvH:24" rear 26" front, 180mm Rockshox Totem29er -
• #11828
Howard: 29er 130mm Pikes
TvH: 29er
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• #11829
Potentially selling my Oka. Or most of it, anyway. Have the lust for something, bad, working out how many bikes/organs/drugs/child slaves I'd need to push to buy it
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• #11830
Does it have a 29er 130mm fork? :)
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• #11831
Perfect for a first MTB: 2.8" tyres + 180mm triple crown fork + 203mm rotors. Like this but rowdier
I'd break 6 bones on a blue run on this
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• #11832
Whilst that is fully sick, I wanna grow old and have kids some day. I’m confident I’d cut my days short on that.
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• #11833
Designers have sorted the geo on 29er bikes making them fast and fun.
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• #11834
Can I find a fork that doesn’t cost more than the frame?
New? Maybe some kind of crazy non-boost close out deal. But that frame is seriously aggressively priced.
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• #11835
Well I’m not fussed about new
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• #11836
Used sus forks can bite you on the ass. Personally I'd avoid unless you know and trust the original owner and they can show your service history and stuff.
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• #11837
a 27.5 140mm fork, but what's an inch or so between friends
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• #11838
Rigid 29er
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• #11839
Howard: 29er 130mm Pikes
TvH: 29er
platypus: 29er Pikes/Manitou
Landslide: 29er -
• #11840
Fair enough.
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• #11841
Howard: 29er 130mm Pikes
TvH: 29er
platypus: 29er Pikes/Manitou
Landslide: 29er
BN: Dammit's Cannondale Scalpel -
• #11842
Howard: 29er 130mm Pikes
TvH: 29er
platypus: 29er Pikes/Manitou
Landslide: 29er
BN: Dammit's Cannondale Scalpel
Aroogah: buy DBAD, convert to 26" wheels with custom sus fork for Paul brakes -
• #11843
Medium or Large then? I'm 185cm ish but more torso than legs. Prefer a smaller bike in terms of road riding, no idea about mountain bike sizing. Usually about 73cm bb to saddle rails, 56cm top tube 120mm stem for road bikes.
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• #11844
Large...probably. I ride medium mtbs
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• #11845
Opt for the large and get the chodiest stem you can?
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• #11846
Stumpy stems ftw
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• #11847
Isn't it gonna be really long? 638 top tube.
My road bikes are 680 to the handlebars, I thought id be more upright, not less -
• #11848
Reach-wise, somewhere between the tops of your road bars and the hoods is about right for general use mtb'ing, depending on the bar width you choose.
Higher tho, for less OTB action.
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• #11849
Bars on a mtb are almost twice as wide than your road bike though, will make up the reach
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• #11850
Yeah so don’t you want less reach on a mtb because the bars are wider? I’d need like a 40/50mm stem no?
People said that 3 years ago when 29ers were just entering mainstream no? I'm genuinely asking. I thought so anyway, but like I said, I know very little about MTB.