My On-One 456 Summer Season. Finally built.

eurospek

[Frame]
On-One 456 Summer Season
Glow In The Dark Green
Size 20"

[Suspension]
2010 RockShox Pike 454 U-Turn Coil 95-140mm

[Brakes]
Shimano SLX M665 brakes 180mm rotors

[Drivetrain]
Shimano SLX M667 front derailleur
Shimano SLX M662 GS rear derailleur
Shimano SLX M665 dual ring crank 24/36T
Shimano SLX M660 Rapidfire shifters
Shimano HG-80 11-34T casette
Shimano HG-73 chain
Blackspire Stinger ISCG chainguide
Forté Convert pedals

[Cockpit]
Cane Creek S-8 headset
Oury lock-on grips
2011 Truvativ Holzfeller 60mm stem
FUNN Fatboy 750mm length 30mm rise handlebar
WTB Pure V Team ti rails saddle
DKG Flip Lock seat clamp
Thomson Elite seatpost

[Wheels]
Mavic EX721 rims
Hope Hoops Pro2 hubs, 20mm front, QR rear
Sapim Race spokes, brass nipples
Shimano XT M770 rear QR skewer
2.4" Michelin Wild grip'R tires front and rear

Weight is 32.3 lbs, not bad considering the Pike and bombproof wheelset.

dc71

Lovely looking bike, can't go wrong with the SLX groupset. I do like these frames in the green. Still waiting for someone with a good camera and photo skills to get a good shot of the glowing paint!

ilovedirt

Looking good! My 456 should be mostly built by tonight!

eurospek

dc71 wrote:

Still waiting for someone with a good camera and photo skills to get a good shot of the glowing paint!

Coming up.

Fenred

Good job fella, nice build!....Front brake hose looks a bit long?

dhjames

great looking bike!!

eurospek

BTW, frame's for sale. PM if interested.

Way too slack for me. Switching all the components to a Transition TransAM frame.

jay12

that is so cool. i thought that the glow in the dark was BS

ilovedirt

You should have gone for the regular 456, the head angle on that is perfect. Cool photo showing the glow in the dark paint though!

Duffer

A 140mm fork on a summer season gives about a 66 degree head angle (from what i can remember). You should try it with a shorter fork - that's what it was originally intended for. Failing that, a 456 would give you about a 68 degree head angle.

As ilovedirt said - that's the best GITD picture i've seen so far!

BikeSwan

Nice bike but it seems to be an XC frame with a load of All Mountain components on it. That glow in the dark thing is pretty cool; not my style, but still funky.

getonyourbike

BikeSwan wrote:

Nice bike but it seems to be an XC frame with a load of All Mountain components on it. That glow in the dark thing is pretty cool; not my style, but still funky.

how is a sumer season an xc frame? It's a seriously slack trail/am/downhill frame designed for up to 160mm forks

looking good with the GITD finish, shame it doesn't suit you