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dented
Mangled
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Nice way to make your GT stand out in the crowd. Well done
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yakuza
Wrecked
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| Posted: Thu 19th Jun 7:36pm Post subject: |
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Yeah bro, looks hot
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dh_winner
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Joined: Feb 25, 2003
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Location: CHCH
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| Mr_Bob wrote: | Finally got around to running tubeless on it
39.5Lbs
with 2.5" TNT Lobo mas Locos
Now all I'm waiting on is my knee to heal up  |
thats looking pretty sweet. Still reckon i can get my Sunday lighter...
Thats a pmip Reign too. Nice job on the decals.
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rocketscience
Dusty
Joined: Oct 11, 2005
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Location: Auckward
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| Posted: Fri 20th Jun 1:50pm Post subject: Ibis Mojo |
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My almost new Mojo, medium frame. Only a few rides old, built up from parts off my SC Heckler.
Big thanks to Matt at P/cycles for putting it together and listening to my constant questioning and incessant demands.
... and a big thanks to the forestry owner at Woodhill bikepark who stuck grazing cattle on some of the tracks where they have left no trail untouched by large piles of tihs!
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Friendly Llama
Mangled
Joined: Aug 04, 2003
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Location: Hamilton
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| Posted: Fri 20th Jun 1:58pm Post subject: |
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| rocketscience wrote: | My almost new Mojo, medium frame. Only a few rides old, built up from parts off my SC Heckler.
Big thanks to Matt at P/cycles for putting it together and listening to my constant questioning and incessant demands.
... and a big thanks to the forestry owner at Woodhill bikepark who stuck grazing cattle on some of the tracks where they have left no trail untouched by large piles of tihs! |
Robbie sold it already? 
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rocketscience
Dusty
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| Posted: Fri 20th Jun 2:01pm Post subject: |
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Wouldn't waste the extra $1k on the SL model... that's the price of a decent set of wheels!
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Jono
High grade mental defective
Joined: Dec 25, 2001
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| Posted: Fri 20th Jun 2:02pm Post subject: |
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Nice. I'm interested in how the DHX-5 goes in it (as an alternative to the stock RP-23)
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james
on your right
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Location: RedBull Rampage 2008 Virgin Utah
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| Posted: Fri 20th Jun 2:25pm Post subject: |
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| rocketscience wrote: | | Wouldn't waste the extra $1k on the SL model... that's the price of a decent set of wheels! |
pity the only nice colours are available for the SL.
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Jono
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| Posted: Fri 20th Jun 2:31pm Post subject: |
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| james wrote: | | pity the only nice colours are available for the SL. |
Having had stylies mojo around for several weeks, the sandy colour grew on me. That said, I get all sweaty thinking about the black rubberised paint on the SL.
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Robbie
stonemason
Joined: Sep 07, 2004
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Location: Wellington
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| Posted: Fri 20th Jun 3:56pm Post subject: |
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| Friendly Llama wrote: | | rocketscience wrote: | My almost new Mojo, medium frame. Only a few rides old, built up from parts off my SC Heckler.
Big thanks to Matt at P/cycles for putting it together and listening to my constant questioning and incessant demands.
... and a big thanks to the forestry owner at Woodhill bikepark who stuck grazing cattle on some of the tracks where they have left no trail untouched by large piles of tihs! |
Robbie sold it already? |
Course not, mine is not shiny. And anyway, my Mojo replaced a frame 3.5 years old 
Very pretty bike that, and they ride sort of exceptionally well too !!!
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BrentD
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| Robbie wrote: |
Very pretty bike that, and they ride sort of exceptionally well too !!! |
Only sort of... 
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Robbie
stonemason
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Call it an understatement
The SL is a lot stiffer and a little lighter, but the normal Mojo would be just fine, I am sure.
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sifter
Moving forward
Joined: Nov 13, 2003
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| Posted: Fri 20th Jun 6:35pm Post subject: RE: Ibis Mojo |
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| rocketscience wrote: | My almost new Mojo, medium frame. Only a few rides old, built up from parts off my SC Heckler.
Big thanks to Matt at P/cycles for putting it together and listening to my constant questioning and incessant demands.
... and a big thanks to the forestry owner at Woodhill bikepark who stuck grazing cattle on some of the tracks where they have left no trail untouched by large piles of tihs! |
Can you fit the shock in rotated 180 degrees, so the stickers are the right way up? Beautiful bike in any case...
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FeHT
Ridden
Joined: Feb 24, 2008
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Location: In the bush
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| Posted: Fri 20th Jun 8:23pm Post subject: |
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Nice look mjo - looks to be a strong build to go big.
Any idea of weight.
Huck on!!
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rocketscience
Dusty
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| Posted: Sat 21st Jun 4:35pm Post subject: |
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Nope, shock won't fit the other way. Doesn't really bother me - as long as it does the job.
Bike weighs 30lb (13.6kg). Planning to lighten it up with a change of wheels and smaller brake rotors.
The DHXair definately feels more plush compared to the RP23. Had to get some sort of internal bumper fitted by Blueshark as the 06 shock had 5mm more travel so back wheel hit the Rr derailleur cable. Seems to work fine now.
It feels like a lighter bike than it is. Also climbs better with the Fox36R than the Heckler did.
Not quite sure how the SL model is stiffer than the standard frame - they look identical to me, apart from anodised linkages and paint finish?
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