2010 Cotic BFe
The Big Cheese
Posts: 8,651
FINISHED!!!
The only thing I am going to change on this is replace the Shimano Chain with a Gold KMC X9 as I am a tart and the HG-73 looks a bit 'Meh' (although a robust chain, ain't got the X-Factor )
Spec:
2010 Cotic BFe (Medium - 17.5")
2008 Rockshox Lyrik 2-Step Air)
XT Brakes (180mm front and rear)
XT Shifter
XT Front Mech
XT Rear Mech
Goodridge Carbon Gear Cable Kit
Thomson Elite Stem (50mm)
Carbon Spacers (25mm Stack)
Thomson Elite Seat Post
SDG Bel Air RL (CroMo) Saddle
Hope Seatclamp
Truvativ Holzfeller Worl Cup bars in Tungsten Grey
ODI 'Intense' Grips
FSA Gravity Extreme Chainset (22/32T)
Wellgo B54 Pedals
WTB SuprDuty DH Hubs (20mm Front/12mm-135mm Rear (with a 12mm-10mm Azonic stepdown nutted axle with Gold DMR Nutz)
DT Swiss EX430 rims with stainless spokes
Shimano HG-73 Chain (soon to be replaced)
Weight - HEAVY :shock:
The only thing I am going to change on this is replace the Shimano Chain with a Gold KMC X9 as I am a tart and the HG-73 looks a bit 'Meh' (although a robust chain, ain't got the X-Factor )
Spec:
2010 Cotic BFe (Medium - 17.5")
2008 Rockshox Lyrik 2-Step Air)
XT Brakes (180mm front and rear)
XT Shifter
XT Front Mech
XT Rear Mech
Goodridge Carbon Gear Cable Kit
Thomson Elite Stem (50mm)
Carbon Spacers (25mm Stack)
Thomson Elite Seat Post
SDG Bel Air RL (CroMo) Saddle
Hope Seatclamp
Truvativ Holzfeller Worl Cup bars in Tungsten Grey
ODI 'Intense' Grips
FSA Gravity Extreme Chainset (22/32T)
Wellgo B54 Pedals
WTB SuprDuty DH Hubs (20mm Front/12mm-135mm Rear (with a 12mm-10mm Azonic stepdown nutted axle with Gold DMR Nutz)
DT Swiss EX430 rims with stainless spokes
Shimano HG-73 Chain (soon to be replaced)
Weight - HEAVY :shock:
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looks so nice. can't wait to see it totally finished. btw what year are the lyriks?0
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jay12 wrote:looks so nice. can't wait to see it totally finished. btw what year are the lyriks?
2008 but bought new end last year0 -
Well done Mr Cheese. looks very tasty..............................now to get it dirty :?0
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blister pus wrote:Well done Mr Cheese. looks very tasty..............................now to get it dirty :?
Until I get the mech hanger threads chased out it aint going anywhere0 -
sounds like my BB , had to have that re-threaded because of weld spit.0
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Nice looking frame!
Looks beefy with those lyriks on it!0 -
Cheers - it is beefy all right and weighs a tonne LOL.....
Just pissed off about the thread not being chased on the rear mech hanger... I take it yours was OK....
There is ALWAYS something to stump me on a build.
This was going far too easy!!0 -
The Big Cheese wrote:jay12 wrote:looks so nice. can't wait to see it totally finished. btw what year are the lyriks?
2008 but bought new end last year0 -
jay12 wrote:The Big Cheese wrote:jay12 wrote:looks so nice. can't wait to see it totally finished. btw what year are the lyriks?
2008 but bought new end last year
Avoid 07 2-step Lyriks - they were the ones with problems0 -
The Big Cheese wrote:jay12 wrote:The Big Cheese wrote:jay12 wrote:looks so nice. can't wait to see it totally finished. btw what year are the lyriks?
2008 but bought new end last year
Avoid 07 2-step Lyriks - they were the ones with problems0 -
VERY SWEET! i am currently massivly jealous!
nice one cheesy.
shame the 2steps were never really any good, as i always thought that was gonna be the best travel adjust system, its a great concept IMO.I like bikes and stuff0 -
joshtp/mbukman wrote:VERY SWEET! i am currently massivly jealous!
nice one cheesy.
shame the 2steps were never really any good, as i always thought that was gonna be the best travel adjust system, its a great concept IMO.
After the initial problem was fixed post 08 they (2steps) are fine, obviously like any given product you have a bad one here and there, but overall they are great - don't believe the hype.0 -
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That's looking sweet....you're not helping with my craving for building another bike! Or my craving for a hardcore HT. Damn you!Santa Cruz Chameleon
Orange Alpine 1600 -
update: Liam has kindly lent me an M10x1.0 tap to chase the gear hanger threads out. SO when that gets here, I can do that then finish it off and take it out/bed it in and what's more....
GET HER DIRTY!!!
And yes, pics shall be provided of the historic event and I shall make an entry into Wikipedia!0 -
I just used a stanley knife to cut the 1st bit of the paint off the threads, then did half turn in, undo, half turn in etc etc till i was through. Also had to do the same for the isg05 mount.0
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Tolk wrote:I just used a stanley knife to cut the 1st bit of the paint off the threads, then did half turn in, undo, half turn in etc etc till i was through. Also had to do the same for the isg05 mount.
We shouldnt have to though fella - they were supposed to do it prior to shipping0 -
Heh, i didn't know that! Still, kept me busy for half an hour!
Any news on the chainstay protector?0 -
Tolk wrote:Heh, i didn't know that! Still, kept me busy for half an hour!
Any news on the chainstay protector?
Ill let you know, when to get in touch
I didnt even think of doing what you did - oh well, I have the tap now..... this is the problem with 'painted' steel hangers as opposed to allu replaceables, I would be riding it by now otherwise..0 -
*cough* none of these problems with my painted steel 456 *cough*
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Cat With No Tail wrote:*cough* none of these problems with my painted steel 456 *cough*
Haha, i didn't see it as a problem, been out on my BFe loads!0 -
(wow first post)
Hello BFe owners! That's looking lovely by the way.
I'm just about ready to ride mine propery (had my seatpost shimmed with duct tape :oops: ) I was terrified it was looking too big, especially with the 160 forks on so just had to try it out.
Anyone else riding a medium at around 6'? Mine is not strictly for jumping, more all-round riding like my Hustler.
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I dont fecking believe it... CRC have sent me Goodridge BRAKE set and not the gear set.
Means yet again, that another weekend has gone by without me completing this......
Oh but they managed to send the right powerlinks through :roll:0 -
Bad luck mate. No local shops about who might have it?0
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Tolk wrote:Bad luck mate. No local shops about who might have it?
Nope fella, oh well, it will be this time next week before they are replaced......
oh and it was me who ordered the wring friggin item!!!!0 -
The Big Cheese wrote:Tolk wrote:Bad luck mate. No local shops about who might have it?
Nope fella, oh well, it will be this time next week before they are replaced......
oh and it was me who ordered the wring friggin item!!!!0 -
Front and Rear mechs fitted, and a 'splash the cash' CRC protector.....
Fun and games tapping the hanger out (see workshop and tech) but it's in now.
Just have to wait for my gear cables to turn up then good to go!!!!0 -