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(3 days ago)
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i'm selling the frame at the end of the season, you could always wait
 Most likely will come with the seatpost, cranks, chainguide headset, shock (with ti spring), floating brake device, and the hub that's compatible with it. |
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check the other picture
http://www.pinkbike.com/photo/8101635/ full spec is in the description |
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For one day
 ? I'll phone an ambulance for you.you should start a collection anyways |
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no, like overall height of the fork, from axel to lower crown?
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whats the height of the domain compared to the drop off?
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is it any taller of a fork than the drop off?
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Nice man, i love those XT rims. Do you notice the weight difference from your last wheels?
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an awesome bike for a steal of a price...how could you not be happy? How's it ride?
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Good excuse to get some Fox 40's now man!
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NIce man!. Let me know how you find them, i'm contemplating whether to pick up a pair.
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Ah, you lucky guy, being able to go to Sea Otter. How was it? And i love how you post this in XC.
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Looking awesome man,, but I personally prefer it with blue rims. To each their own i guess. Still no proper front brake eh?
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i'm hoping so, it supposedly performs on par with the RC4, and for the price there's no other logical choice.
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for now, and i must say i forgot how nice the romic felt. I'd even go so far as to say it performed on par with my old DHX 5. Soon though ill have a nice new DSP Dueler on there with my ti spring. Dropping half a pound like a baws!
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these weren't all that bad for the price. check the buy/sell. A good deal for an Atlas pops up every once and a while. Sorry man, i love mine waaay too much to give them away for a trade. How long are the deity's? The Atlas's come standard 31 inches.
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no...unfortunately. Everyone i know that rides is using coil shock. I'd say sell the rocco for the new TST R haha , or try put it up for trade. Ill keep my eyes open for sure man if anything pops up.
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ah hellz no
 , and whats wrong with your deity bars? not long enough for ya? |
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that crack in the crown get any bigger?
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Yah, chain guides are more important than some might think. What else you thinking of changing....that fork by chance?
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Looking good man, that chain guide stands out pretty good
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good to hear, i still need to put my bike all together...
Enjoying the new Devinci so far? |
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Hope that heals up soon Dave...got to be out there on the trails everyday with this early start to the season.
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Me and my friend once got 2 bikes, 6 wheels, and all our gear and stuff packed up in a Golf. Stuffing the trunk is a cheap and great way to get your bikes around, but a roof rack wouldn't hurt to save you the time to put it back together. Great job man, now go and try 3 bikes.
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Great build man, it looks just about perfect! How much does it weigh in at?
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you stole my chainring you scott! haha
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you guys getting the warm, good weather as well?
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yah, they last a lifetime supposedly, and are very durable. But from what i heard you have to regularly re-build them and change the bushings every once so the axle doesn't seize up and lunch your crank threads. :/
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you finally got the fork eh? Looks beautiful man, great job!
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so far i am, but there's rumour's of some problems these pedals so we shall see.
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yah, it's super slim and seems comfortable enough. Definitely should try it out. Can't wait to see it on the bike.
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at least you don't notice it in this high quality photo
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beastly, those orange frames look like tanks!
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i worry now since i just got one...how long have you had it for?
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i heard Saints were extremely powerful, probably a bit too powerful for the kind of riding we do here in Ontario. I would say hows the initial impressions with them on your first test, but you haven't even gotten your fork back yet
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yah i know, performance is nothing these days. Its totally all about saving the weight equivalent to that of a cracker...
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