My Blue On-One 456

EdW
EdW Posts: 103
edited March 2011 in Your mountain bikes
Hi everyone, finally got round to showing off my 2009 built blue On-One 456. I've recently built up a Carbon 456 (I'll post some pics of that soon) so thought I'd put it on display before it has to go.

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Here's the spec:

Frame: On-One 456
Forks: Rockshox Revelation Race 140mm (2010)

Bars: On-One Fleegle Pro
Stem: FSA XC-115
Seat: WTB LaserV SLT
Seat Post: Race Face Evolve
Seat Post Clamp: Spank Tweet Tweet

Brakes: Hayes Stroker Ryde with 180/160 discs
Shifters & Mechs: Shimano XT
Cranks: FSA V-Drive 22-32-44
Chain: KMC X9-L
Cassette: Shimano SLX 11-28T
Pedals: Wellgo MG1

Wheels: Fulcrum Red Metal 5
Tyres: Michelin XC Dry2 26x2.0

Weight: Approx 27.5 lb

Comments

  • reevie25
    reevie25 Posts: 254
    That's very nice!

    Strange choice of tyres for the snow though :)
  • Very strange tire choice indeed.

    Nice looking bike though, only complaint from me would be maybe the grips are the wrong colour.
  • dc71
    dc71 Posts: 170
    Nice build! Kinda agree with MM on the grip colour but overall great looking bike.
    Looking forward to seeing your Carbon 456 pics..
  • EdW
    EdW Posts: 103
    Thanks for the comments guys.

    I chose the tyres mainly for hardpacked & gravel surfaces & because they're meant to be fast rolling (plus I got them for a tener each, so if they turned out to be cr*p it didn't matter too much). They coped quite well in the snow though.

    Every bike has to have something red on it :wink: I went for grips instead of the usual seat clamp.
  • blister pus
    blister pus Posts: 5,780
    be careful on hardpack that has loose stuff (stone / gravel) over it with those tyres. They can be absolutely lethal if you don't get the tyre pressure spot on. specially the front end.
  • EdW
    EdW Posts: 103
    Yeh, I have had the odd moment on loose surfaces. I think a grippier front tyre would be a wise investment. Excellent rear tyre for the terrain I ride though.
  • kenan
    kenan Posts: 952
    How do you find the handlebars?
  • EdW
    EdW Posts: 103
    I mainly got them because I can't stand the up sweep on riser bars & flat bars are usually too narrow.
    I have to say I find them very comfortable because of the extra back sweep (15deg).