My son getting in some laps
Lee Canyon in Las Vegas , getting more acquainted with his his bike for the summer race season
Lee Canyon in Las Vegas , getting more acquainted with his his bike for the summer race season
so this is a little “poor ol me” first world problem. to preface. i sold everything i own to be able to buy a race bike for this season. so i am being nit picky because im not a rich person….but short story long…. i have this bike (pictured) and the color is fixing atrocious. grounds keeper customs doesn’t make anything for santa cruz and all the other wrap companies only make clear wraps.. aside from painting it which will be a winter project, what can i do to remedy this problem. anybody use other brand of fitted wraps?
Last year I bought a 2017 Canfield Jedi, but the component spec leaves a lot to be desired. I'm just now getting around to working on it and upgrading parts (I haven't even ridden it yet because the forks are shot). It came with a Fox DHX RC4 with SLS and I'm curious how it compares to newer shocks, particularly the DHX2. This bike is my 8th DH bike, but I've never had any experience with the RC4 or DHX2. The RC4 definitely needs a rebuild so I'm trying figure if I should send it off to be serviced or buy something new. I'm not set on the DHX2, but it's one of the few 9.5 x 3 options that I can still buy new, ideally I'd like a double barrel coil, but even used ones are very hard to find these days.
You can clearly see that it says bender under the seat and that it says monster on the fork
this is a brake splitter thingy, which enables you to run two rear calipers from just one lever.
ive seen it on a surron but i need to know if it actually makes more stopping power or is it just for looks,
or atleast has some pros
if anyone has this, please comment. ty
How much would it cost to build an exact replica of josh benders karpiel apocalypse with the super monster? Im just wondering so you don’t have to say that I don’t have any business building a bike like this
I have a 2022 Rocky Mountain altitude C 70. Currently I have 180mm Fox38 that only fit a 27.5, I want to make it a mx/mullet. Fox obviously makes a fork that fits 29s and a fork that fits just 27.5. But they also make a fork that fits 27.5 and 29. Since I want to run the 29 what’s the difference here between the fork thats made for a 29 or the fork thats made to offer both 27.5/29 Im guessing there’s still plenty of arch room on the 27.5/29 to offer the 29 safely so what is different and what should I be going with here? Thanks
I found this weird karpiel Armageddon is it even worth anything? https://allegrolokalnie.pl/oferta/karpiel-armagedon-275-hard-enduro
Building a MTB wheel for the 3rd, maybe 4th time that my son has mashed another flat-spot into…again. DT Swiss EX511 rims and I9 Hub with straight-pull spokes. It’s maybe crazy; but I’m wondering if the straight spokes can slide in the hub and that offers less strength/support than a j-hook would?
How much do you think i could fetch for this bad boy? Thinking about selling, wondering how much I could get for it.
Intense tracer 279 2023
Xo1/gx
Fox factory
Subtle color matched components
Mullet
Only thing that hasnt been replaced or upgraded are the brakes and dropper post
Rear triangle has been warrantied and replaced. I did break the top tube in non-bike related accident, but its been professionally repaired with a warranty on the patch. It wasn't a bad brake, but I figured i should have it patched, because the carbon was damaged. Aside from that, theres a bit of wear here and there, usual scratches and stuff, little bit of wear on the inside of the rear triangle. Iv ridden it fairly hard, bike parts and such. Its been maintained really well and always washed after rides Based in colorado US
Until now I have been using my ski helmet for cycling 💀 and I am getting tired of it (its too hot) so I would like to buy a helmet but I dont know if I need a full face or a normal. I jump down stairs go down on my local trails (i would say my self intermediate-beginner) And another question what bike should I get? ( I have a rockrider st120) I thought of an enduro but I am not sure. I would also like to try out DH tracks. The budget is unlimited as long as it’s justifiably. For the bike I would want something thats in my category so not super expensive like a santa cruz v10 but something for intermediates (preferably with full suspension
I know this probably isnt the place to be posting this, but I've been looking for a long time and cant find a thing. Im 13, 5'5 I've been looking to build an mtb for quite some time on marketplace ebay pinkbike etc, does anyone have any spare parts such as rims tires forks drivetrains etc im willing to pay as well. But mainly a frame, looking for a full suspension frame willing to pay as well. Thanks a lot!
I wanted to build a 300mm huck bike and i was going through some old Reddit forums about that and someone suggested just buying a dirt bike and remove the engine because dirt bike have a lot of travel 300+mm so would that even be a good idea? Because used dirt bikes are pretty cheap
With the season starting or has started for a lot of us what tires are we running on your downhill sled. Any tires to avoid? If so what condition are you riding in and what do you like about them?
I have noticed the rear shock linkage is diffrent but i am sure it could be modified, and it has an albeit old dual crown fork.
What do you guys think?
So after the first three park days of the year we‘ve got two mechanicals:
Front brake on my wife’s Quake, first gen DB8, developed a severe case of wandering bite point.
Rear TRP DHR Evo on my TR11 is a goner after 18months, I think. Bite point got really mushy and wandered closer to the bar, upon inspection no leaks, but the lever blade has developed a lot of play.
DB8 was what I had lying around, when I build her bike, TRPs have given me nothing but headaches, so I want to treat us both to some nice brakes.
Mineral oil only as I tend to make a mess when bleeding.
Leaning towards Mavens, as I have a SRAM bleed kit already and she could keep her Centerline rotors.