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MilitantGraham

I bought my Santa Cruz Chameleon off ebay a couple of months ago.
Since then I have added bar ends, Ay Up lights, Crudcatchers and a Rohloff rear hub.
Here it is leaning on a lock gate on my way to work.

Team515

just getting started. changed the forks to rock shox dart 3

Splasher

Maxi:

homercles

Marin Nail Trail SE (2005 model)...

dixonpj

2007 Trek 8500 with Ritchey WCS carbon riser bars and 4 Axis stem.

dunker

are those ritchey carbons okay with lock-ons? always thought lock-ons plus carbon bars was'nt a good idea?

Ciaran500

MilitantGraham wrote:

I bought my Santa Cruz Chameleon off ebay a couple of months ago.
Since then I have added bar ends, Ay Up lights, Crudcatchers and a Rohloff rear hub.
Here it is leaning on a lock gate on my way to work.

Thats your trip to work?

Bastard

BlackSpur

MilitantGraham has a load of pics of his commute in the Commuting forum. I wish I could commute off-road!

MilitantGraham

Don't read this thread then, it will only upset you. :P
http://www.bikeradar.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=12553260

dixonpj

Dunker: I'm assured carbon bars are fine with lock-on grips provided you don't over-tighten them, and the Ritcheys are internally reinforced, so I should be ok.

allthegearnoidea

Hey peeps!
Newbie here! thought i would join in and post up my bike!


its a bit work in progress at the mo as transfered all the gear over from my old frame and eventually will replace the heavier bits with some nicer lightweight gear but at the mo cant justify the expence as all the bits i want to replace work faultlessly!! (mainly the forks as they are a smidge heavy! )
noyt half as impressive as some of the bikes posted here though! jelous!!!![/img]

joe boy

The finished ride, thanks for all the advice on the build everyone.

weighs in at 11kg.

nicholas13richard

Gary Fisher Hi Fi Deluxe 1800 CAD

django5

Specialized Stumpjumper HT Comp. All Stock, though the tyres are a bit naff and could do with changing.

mookboy

Now with added Crud Catchers, red-or-are-they-pink Fire XC Pro tyres, and nice big V8 copy pedals.

OllyUK

Another fury with Pana's (just after being cleaned)





new bars and stem

supersonic

My newest acquisition is my GT Idrive XC3.0:



Has a Tora 302 Uturn (was air, but I blew the cart!), SRAM X9, Avid discs, Fox Float R, Easton monkey bars and shimano hubs on WTB rims. Not bad for 250 quid!

Ciaran500

£250!?

You got any more?

supersonic

From a mate on another forum! Had a manitou black originally, and SPDs: the only changes I made were the fork and pedals.

paulf2007

my latest toy.

teacherman

paul - that's a beast! In a good way obviously.

bigtruck

Apple Green Orange

does now have dirt on it and Contis not Kendas

Mr_Orange

Cove Handjob XC with Reba Teams and a mix of XT/XTR and Race Face Deus - http://www.pinkbike.com/photo/1704602/

Just built it to replace my previous Handjob that got stolen.

Andy B

dann1992

i am riding a gt aggressor xc 3.

dunker

a quick snap before the gloves had to go back on, brrrr.

Papa Smurf

Matteeboy

Interesting to see how many of you have "normal" pedals.

I've been blasted in the past for putting V8s on both our hardtails!

First thing I did to the new Rockhopper was ditch the Fisher Price pedals and stick V8s on them, and I made my LBS take off the SPDs that came with the Stumpy with V8s in their place.

ashleymp777

I agree! Could never ride without SPD type pedals! Ok, I guess for freeriding it's ok, but for everything else it must make it so much harder!

Matteeboy

Errrrm - I'm keener on flat pedals (possiblymy post wasnt very clear?!)! I had SPDs on my old Stumpy for ages and got sick of them after two years of persistence.

So it's now DMR V8s all round!