Rev Triad 2

the_spooks
the_spooks Posts: 190
edited February 2011 in Your mountain bikes
Just started this mtb malarky and bought this at the start of the year, its ..... and I kid you not my first bike I have ever owned.
Tried a few at Edinburgh bikes and this felt the best and for the money I really couldnt complain.
Only really been on cycle tracks, parks and back and forth on local farm roads but sure she will be fine on trails at Glentress etc once I get used to it.

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Spec from web site
Frame : 6061 Alloy Techno & Hydroformed Disc specific frame
Fork : Rock Shox, Recon SL, 100mm w/Lockout
Headset : Cane Creek, 1.1/8” Aheadset / Revolution Top Cap
Shifters: SRAM, X5 Triggers
Rear Mech : SRAM, X7
Front Mech : SRAM, X7
Chainset : Truvativ, Fire-X 3.1, 42/32/22t, 175mm
Bottom Bracket : Truvativ, GXP External BB Cups
Chain : Shimano, CN-HG53
Freewheel : SRAM, PG950, 11-32t, 9sp
Hubs : Shimano, Deore M475, 32h, QR, 6-Bolt
Rims : Alex, Alloy Double Wall, Disc Rims
Spokes : 2.0mm Steel, Black
Tyres : Continental, Mountain King, 26” x 2.2
Brakes : Avid, Juicy 3, Hydraulic Discs 185mm Front/160mm Rear
Brake Levers : Avid, Juicy 3
Handlebar : Truvativ, Stylo SL, Alloy, Black, 680mm x 20mm Rise, 31.8
Stem : Truvativ, Stylo Race 90mm (16/18”), 110mm (20”), 31.8
Grips/Bar Tape : Velo, Kraton
Saddle : Revolution, Trail Series
Seat Post : Truvativ, Stylo Race, 31.6 x 350mm
Seat Clamp : Quick Release

Ignore the pedals, I have some V8's in white on the way and plan on white grips to add a certain .... well bling I spose. Apart from that unless it breaks I really dont know what needs done.
Cheers for looking.
S

Comments

  • Nice bike my friend. I was very tempted by this same bike when i was buying a bike last year.

    Also what the hell happened to you shed, mortar strike? :lol:
    Never argue with an idiot, he'll only drag you down to his level and beat you with experience.
  • Very nice bike you've got there. I think you've got yourself a fantastic first bike! New pedals and grips are what I would have recommended.

    Get yourself over to Glentress if you're near Edinburger, If you're a little skethchy, the blue route is ideal - nothing technical, but once you've got the hang of it, you can fly round it.

    The only thing I would change would be to lose the big chain ring and get a white bash guard on there, but, you need to learn whether you want it or not first.


    Looks good. And bling is always good ;)
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  • D-Cyph3r
    D-Cyph3r Posts: 847
    EBC's Revolution range is pretty spectacular in terms of value for money, great customer service aswell. Good buy. :wink:
  • Bred2shred wrote:

    Also what the hell happened to you shed, mortar strike? :lol:

    It only looks like a mortar strike, high winds it did a wizard of oz and blew away...... Only mine no others....... Pah! Wasn't amused I can tell ya, hate that bl@@dy shed

    Thanks guys for the comments, really pleased with it overall.
  • Got these today, used V8's and new grips, fitted em and loving the look. Too dark to road test so roll on the weekend to try it out.

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    Sorry for crap pic, will get some better ones at weekend I hope.
  • Cferg
    Cferg Posts: 347
    Really nice bike, great photos, I've got a Triad 3.0 cannot fault it in the sleightest. Great componentry for the money :D