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(Sep 22, 2009 at 15:52)
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...you think that? Warp?? lol!
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8" eh?? we have found the bottom! prob would have been more enjoyable with feet on the pedals!
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This is a Boxxer RACE, not team... can't be both.
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I misread ;] ...1-1/8th is NOT too small for a katmandu.
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because 1-1/8" is the SMALL, standard-sized, steerer that most MTBs use.
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No. your frame uses a 1-1/8" steerer, sry!!
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1.5" steerer. requires an oversized headtube on your frame. Let me know what you have for a frame, and I can check if it will fit.
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I do like the clean look of the big headtube... surprised it's not one of those tapered mix-ups :[
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Agreed. I have a 1.5 on my Jamis. just started to get used to the concept, and now I LOVE the look. But now, many DH/FR manufacturers have switched to 1 1/8 to 1 1/2" tapered steerer tubes!?! they just look silly imo (which is right;]). Not sure of any logical reason for it other than "destruction of components interchangeability". Another example is fox's 15mm thru axle; did we really need something between standard dropout and 20mm thru ?!!? yet another consideration when you go to buy a wheel, fork, etc.... This is simply implementing change... for the sake of making change, without a purpose.
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brake clean. but once your pads are contaminated... you're scrood!!
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looks like an unlikely position to pull on the brake levers? NICE shot.
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looks like it was colored with a marker... ?
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Yep, still got the Sherman. What frame do you have? This has a 1.5 steerer. Let me know if you want more pics, or to meet up somewhere.
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excellent ride... I loved my freak! however, I've sold mine.
Do you have the 125, same color? I found it to be a little on the heavy side, but the result is a very strong, stable product - indestructible! Great all-mountain platform with the right component package. Downside? The 125's x-fusion shock is junk!! And, walmart now uses the Oryx brand name for their s**t bikes; what an INSULT to those who still own the original oryx MTBs. I think that Mieles are built in the same factory where the original oryx was built, in quebec i believe. Good luck, and post pics!!! |
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This is a SMALL Diablo... I have a medium, it looks different for sure. That REVOX is top of the line!
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lookin like a norco to me... don't think it's a specialized, but it's definitely not both.
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This is a hardtail...... no shoxe's.
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Are these the new raceface atlas cranks... did you buy them locally?
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look @ pic............ maik offer......... reeding is 2 much work, besides they probably have no intention nor resources for buying anything anyhow.
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...gladly, that's the idea behind putting them up for sale.
Are you making an offer? :] |
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50 PSI (pounds per square inch) delivered from 2 different sources = 50psi, with double the available volume. Just thought I'd let you know.
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how big are those stanchions?? They look huge!
...only bad experiences to report with xfusion here  Hopefully, they've evolved since. |
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Is this fork still for sale?
How long is the steer tube? |
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which would equal??? ........... 50psi of boost!
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Yep, It's 20mm, the hex part of the axle is locked to the fork for improved stiffness... the 20mm axle fits standard 20mm wheel hubs.
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I'd recommend you sell this WITH the 15mm hub (or wheel).
...good luck! |
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LOL!!! Love your ad!! ...and, i feel your pain!
P.S. - mommy WON'T be calling because she thinks that "Lil' Billy" is playing on Webkins... she has no idea that he's bidding on a bike fork online ; ) |
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