Orange P7 - 05.08.2010 update (bars!!)- p4

The Northern Monkey
The Northern Monkey Posts: 19,174
edited August 2010 in Your mountain bikes
Well... she's finally finished. Thanks to everyone who's helped and given some input into spec, found me cheap parts and also thanks for all the technical advice :)


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Additions in bold :D

Frame: 2010 Orange P7 19"
Forks: 2010 Rockshox Revelation Team Air U-Turn 150mm-120mm
Bars: Element Technic Nickel Flat Wide Bars 760mm
Stem: Thomson 4x 70mm
Headset: Hope
Grips: Superstar
Bar Ends: Superstar

Front Brake Lever assy: Shimano XT
Front Caliper: Shimano XT
Front disc: Shimano XT
Rear Brake Lever assy: Shimano XT
Rear Caliper: Shimano XT
Rear Disc: Shimano XT
Hoses: Shimano XT


Shifters: Sram X9
Cables: Sram
Front Mech: Shimano XT
Rear Mech: Sram XO Redwin
Chain Device: RaceFace Bash

Seat: Ragely Cheeky Natural
Seat Post: Thomson
Seat Post Clamp: Hope

Cranks: Shimano XT
Chainring(s): Shimano XT/Deore
Chain: Sram PC991
Cassette: Shimano SLX
Pedals: Crank Bro's Smarty
Bottom Bracket: Shimano XT HT2

Front Wheel
Rim: Mavic XM719
Spokes: DTSwiss DB
Hub: Shimano XT 20mm
Tube: Halfords
Tire: Maxxis Ignitor

Back Wheel
Rim: Mavic XM719
Spokes: DTSwiss DB
Hub: Shimano XT
Tube: Halfords
Tire: Maxxis Ignitor


I'd just like to let everyone know,
that flat and low,
is the way to go.

Seriously, they are freaking awesome. I wasn't too sure at 1st, but they offer so much stability. And the lower bar gives a racier stance meaning i'm not so sat up.

Down at 130mm I'm lower and in a much better position to keep the front down on climbs.
at 140mm its sort of a trade off between climbing and decending.. great all round position.
at 150mm they're awesome going downhill :D
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