1x9 Rigid Pinnacle [Updated & finally finished]

Kiblams
Kiblams Posts: 2,423
edited June 2009 in Your mountain bikes
After fitting the Shimano Deore rear mech today I have got the bike in perfect working order and should be able to stop buying things for it until something breaks (which with some of the cheap components here will undoubtedly happen soon :D )

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Frame: Pinnacle Source a6 Aluminium
Forks: Rigid Surly Instigator
Bars: Generic steel riser
Stem: Alloy 75mm
Headset: Cane Creek Semi-integrated 1 1/8 inch
Grips: Specialised lock-on
Bar Ends: None

Front Brake Lever: Avid FR-5
Front disc: Avid BB5
Rear Brake Lever: Avid FR-5
Rear Caliper: Generic Tektro V-brake

Shifters: Shimano Deore 9 Spd
Cables: Shimano Deore
Front Mech: None
Rear Mech: Shimano Deore
Chain Device: Home made bash guard (I destroyed a plastic one I bought)

Seat: Pinnacle Saddle by Velo Single Density Base
Seat Post: Generic Alloy seatpost
Seat Post Clamp: Generic Alloy quick release

Cranks: SR Suntour Duro
Chainring(s): Shimano LX 32T
Chain: SRAM PC-951 9 Speed Bike Chain
Cassette: SRAM PG-950 9 Speed Cassette 11-32
Pedals: Wellgo BMX Platform Resin
Bottom Bracket: Generic square tapered sealed cartridge

Front Wheel
Rim: Alex VP-20
Spokes: Generic
Hub: Quando Disk hub
Tire: WTB Dissent 2.5

Back Wheel
Rim: Weinmann Explorer (I think)
Spokes: Generic
Hub: Quando Disk hub
Tire: Kenda Komodo 1.95

Weight: 27.6lbs

Other info: Please excuse the terrible quality picture, couldn't find the battery for my digital camera so phone had to do.
HandsomeDog - OrangeCommuter

Comments

  • Kiblams
    Kiblams Posts: 2,423
    I have totalled up the cost of the bike after all of the upgrades and it has come at £360, which I am happy with that as I doubt I would be able to buy anything close to this bike as it stands today :? . All parts brand new and fitted personally :D
    HandsomeDog - OrangeCommuter
  • The Northern Monkey
    The Northern Monkey Posts: 19,136
    That looks good :)
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  • ratty2k
    ratty2k Posts: 3,872
    Looks right that, bar the mudguard... But for commuting I suppose its a must have! Very good value as well, much better than mine! :lol:
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  • Kiblams
    Kiblams Posts: 2,423
    ratty2k wrote:
    Looks right that, bar the mudguard... But for commuting I suppose its a must have! Very good value as well, much better than mine! :lol:

    Thanks, The mudguard is for making it to interviews in my local area as I am job hunting at the moment. It comes off very easily so should have taken it off before takingthe pic really :oops:

    You have to remember that your bike has nothing but quality parts on it while some of mine are still 'unbranded' and heavy. :D Also yours looks very nice indeed!
    HandsomeDog - OrangeCommuter

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