Trex EX9 and On-one Inbred!

Kall

Changed most things on the Trek, not a Sram fan so most bits have been changed to Shimano!! Even with the seatpost she still comes in at only 27.3lbs!
This is the steed for the trail centers or all dayers!!!

Spec list:
Fox Talas forks
Fox RP23 rear shock
Dt Swiss XR4.2D rims on Xt hubs
Xt brakes 180mm front 160mm rear discs
Xt shifters
Xt crank
Xtr front and rear mechs
Crank Brothers Candy SL pedals
Crank Brothers Joplin seatpost
Charge Spoon saddle with titanium rails
WCS Ritchey carbon bars with Ritchey grips
Syncros stem
Racing Ralph tires



The On-one is me most recent build! Even with the mudgaurds on she comes in at 28.6lbs, which I think is quite respectable!
This steed is my winter and play bike!!!

Spec list:
Fox F120RLC forks
Bontrager Race Lite wheels
Hayes Stroker Ryde brakes with 180mm front and 160mm rear discs
Slx shifters
Xt crank with Hope BB
Xt front and rear mechs
Crank Brothers Candy pedals
Gravity Dropper remote seatpost
Selle Italia Yutaak saddle
Titec Pluto carbon bars with Lizard Skins Peaty grips
RaceFace Evolve stem
Bontrager MudX tires

ilovedirt

winter bike?? don't be such a girl and go get your trek muddy :P
very nice little pair though

Kall

ilovedirt wrote:

winter bike?? don't be such a girl and go get your trek muddy :P
very nice little pair though

The Trek does get to see mud just more practical using the On-one cause of the extra mud clearance!!

Splottboy

I thought a build like this would have come out at around 25lbs, or even lighter...
Was thinking of a similar build, but with my Proflex 768, Sram, XT, Mavics, Easton at around 28lbs, might not be worth it. Prolex got more travel too.

Lovely looking rig though, nice and clean looking.
Get some mud on it!!!

Kall

Don't forget I'm running some wide tires on the Trek and something I didn't mention was i'm using slime filled tubes which will put a bit of weight on!!

Splottboy

Gotcha! So, How does it ride is what I need to know at some point.
I "may" be coming into some money later this year, and as the EX 9 Alu is only 200g more in frame weight than the Carbon version, "That''ll do fer me Tommy!"

It would be on my Top 3 with Tomac, and Lappiere.

Totally jealous, Dude, you gorra cool ride...no doubt!
Just let me/us know how it handles. OK? Ta!
Respect!

Kall

Splottboy wrote:

Gotcha! So, How does it ride is what I need to know at some point.
I "may" be coming into some money later this year, and as the EX 9 Alu is only 200g more in frame weight than the Carbon version, "That''ll do fer me Tommy!"

It would be on my Top 3 with Tomac, and Lappiere.

Totally jealous, Dude, you gorra cool ride...no doubt!
Just let me/us know how it handles. OK? Ta!
Respect!

Yeah she rides good! I'm running a 70mm stem instead of the 100mm it came with, means I'm not so stretched and a little sharper steering!!
Also I run the suspension on the harder side to stop pedal bob, with the lockout on the shock I get virtually none, still very smooth though even over the small bumps!!

She climbs as well as she descends, would def recommend getting one!!

DC01

Stunning bikes. Esp the Trek. I have the 08 EX8 and love it. But always regretted not going for the EX9. Let me konw if it ever goes up for sale.

Kall

DC01 wrote:

Stunning bikes. Esp the Trek. I have the 08 EX8 and love it. But always regretted not going for the EX9. Let me konw if it ever goes up for sale.

This will really upset you then!! I got her of ebay only ridden once, still had the furry bits on the tires, for £1500!! :roll:

DC01

Cheers for that! But congrats on picking up a stunning bike for a bargain.