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keewee
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PostPosted: Sun 13/Apr/03 9:56pm    Post subject: dh bikes Reply with quote Report Abuse

what sort of bike and set up r u running for dh
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PostPosted: Sun 13/Apr/03 10:08pm    Post subject: Reply with quote Report Abuse

this puppy: 5 inch rst's (well 4 then the tire hits crown, havent gone over bars cos of it...yet) xt drivetrain, blackspire cranks/guide, phucked rs delux rear, stout hubs, 521 and a 221, fsa pig headset and avid vee's, wouldnt mind disks but cant afford...



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PostPosted: Mon 14/Apr/03 8:07am    Post subject: Reply with quote Report Abuse

hehe sw33t good to see old school specialized reprazent

i had one just like that except with psylos

its in the bike frottage section the black fsr called (unimaginatively..) 'my fsr'
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PostPosted: Mon 14/Apr/03 8:14am    Post subject: Reply with quote Report Abuse

specialized team dh 7.6inch
manitou xvert carbon 7 inch
ummm 170mm cranks, 26inch/26inch wheels now tioga rear rim, mavic front.
xsiv brakes w/8 inch rotors on xsiv hubs with maxxis tyres front and rear, wtb seat, raceface handle bars, azonic stem(0length stem with about 2/3inch rise) tiagra roadie derailer, LX casset, dmr saturn chain ring 38 tooth, blackspire chain guide with a home made front plate for it and thats about all i can think of for now


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PostPosted: Mon 14/Apr/03 8:25am    Post subject: Reply with quote Report Abuse

GT Lobo running with Boxxers, Blackspire cranks, Deore shifter, Tiagra derailleur, Hayes 8inch front, Hope rear, Profile Design Tenacious D handlebars, Tomac BSH stem, ODI lockon grips
All rolling on Xsiv hubs laced to Alex 24inch wheels wrapped with a Gazza Jr (front) and a Duro (back)

Can't wait to actually ride it again down a hill!
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PostPosted: Mon 14/Apr/03 8:59am    Post subject: Reply with quote Report Abuse

wachtourak wrote:
hehe sw33t good to see old school specialized reprazent

i had one just like that except with psylos

its in the bike frottage section the black fsr called (unimaginatively..) 'my fsr'

yea i saw it, pitty some knawer stole it, i think its cool how so far we've only got reasonably old-school bikes here, i like those old giant atx's
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PostPosted: Mon 14/Apr/03 9:07am    Post subject: Reply with quote Report Abuse

my downhill hardtail hussa

2003 dirtjumper 3's
2002 trailstar frame
raceface cranks
24inch rear wheel
full avid
dmr parts...

blah blah blah Eh?



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PostPosted: Mon 14/Apr/03 7:01pm    Post subject: Reply with quote Report Abuse

well, i WAS riding a rm6 with foes f1's.

321 rims front and rear, vannilla r rear shock, hayes mech disks cos i cant afford hydro.

this bike is now totalled. so far i have counted 5 cracks in and around the BB and main pivot.

i wouldnt mind a new keewee tho.....
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PostPosted: Mon 14/Apr/03 7:10pm    Post subject: Reply with quote Report Abuse

i got a 2000 specialized bighit with 5.3 inch in rear
5.75 inch jr t
321 rear ryno lite front rims
hayes hydro
fox vannila r rear shock
xtr derailer
deore cranks.
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Percy Pig
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PostPosted: Mon 14/Apr/03 9:11pm    Post subject: Reply with quote Report Abuse

'98 Kona Stab Double Thumbs Up ,Stratos MX6 forks,fox Vanilla RC rear shock with dodgy 7inch travel link plates,Hope DH4 discs on Hope bigun front funn rear hubs,Mavic d321's,Azonic PDW bars,odi lockon grips,Duro tyres 3" front 2.6" rear,other random shiny bits!! Big Grin

(its changed a bit since this pic)
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PostPosted: Mon 14/Apr/03 9:16pm    Post subject: Reply with quote Report Abuse

how big is your shock stroke there percy? does look a tad dodge Smile i like those old school kona's they used to make them in cool bold/contrasting random colours, they still look cool now too. what are those zzyzx forks like? (besides heavy)??? (cool bike)
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Percy Pig
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PostPosted: Mon 14/Apr/03 9:31pm    Post subject: Reply with quote Report Abuse

They arent Zzyzx!! Angry I had some of those piece of tihse things,bent 'em,sold 'em,got some real forks instead(read the list properly)

The shock in the pic is not the one currently fitted,but they have the same stroke at 2inches.The bike has 7inches rear travel,6 front!! Tongue it
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PostPosted: Mon 14/Apr/03 9:36pm    Post subject: Reply with quote Report Abuse

oops sorry percy wasnt paying enuf attention Blush i just saw they look like zzyzx, after seeing a pair for the first time yesterday i decided they are sh*t with a spring in the middle, those monster thick (and bloody heavy) stanchions looked pointless for a 4 inch dual crown (well on this bike they wouldve only had 4 inch before tire hit crown (dont know what they are normally?)....sorry if i offend any proud zzyzx owners Crazy
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PostPosted: Mon 14/Apr/03 9:45pm    Post subject: Reply with quote Report Abuse

Giant AC2 pretty much stock besides the rider Smile

Just gotta find some decent hills now Wink
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PostPosted: Mon 14/Apr/03 9:48pm    Post subject: Reply with quote Report Abuse

There arent any proud Zzyzx owners,theyre mostly empty space(and a waste of it too!! Satan )so they arent that heavy,the big tubes are supposed to make them stiff but actually just increase the bush contact area and therefore increase the stiction and also increase the seal area meaning that more dust etc enters the fork causing more stiction/wear!! Crazy
Theyre tihs Angry ,dont touch them,even with w 40foot barge pole!! Hmmmm
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