Rockrider 9.1
snowjho
Posts: 108
Picked up my new ride this weekend. Taken it for a quick spin along a flat trail to get used to being "clipped in" the whole experience feels a world away from my hardrock. It's amazing how well it sticks to the ground.
Frame: 6061 aluminium frame with N.E.U.F suspension
Forks: RockShox Recon Silver Solo Air
Bars: Rockrider 640mm
Stem: Rockrider 6inch
Brakes: Tektro Auriga Comp, 160mm disc
Shifters: Shimano SLX
Front Mech: I'm fairly sure I have SRAM X7 even thought the website lists Shimano Deore
Rear Mech: SLX
Chain Device:
Cranks: Deore
Chainring(s):
Cassette: SLX
Pedals: Wellgo 823 WPD
Bottom Bracket: ?
Wheels: Rockrider
Tire: Hutchinson Toro 2.15
Weight: Lighter than my hardrock!
Frame: 6061 aluminium frame with N.E.U.F suspension
Forks: RockShox Recon Silver Solo Air
Bars: Rockrider 640mm
Stem: Rockrider 6inch
Brakes: Tektro Auriga Comp, 160mm disc
Shifters: Shimano SLX
Front Mech: I'm fairly sure I have SRAM X7 even thought the website lists Shimano Deore
Rear Mech: SLX
Chain Device:
Cranks: Deore
Chainring(s):
Cassette: SLX
Pedals: Wellgo 823 WPD
Bottom Bracket: ?
Wheels: Rockrider
Tire: Hutchinson Toro 2.15
Weight: Lighter than my hardrock!
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Hopefully going to Swinley Forest later this week to put it through its paces. Will try and put more pictures up after. Are there any obvious, bargain, upgrades I should do?0
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I would probably go for a wider bar and shorter stem, 60-80mm stem, 700mm ish bars, and possibly a grippier front tyre depending on where you ride. Apart from that, I think it looks brilliant! Its certainly very good value for money. The colour matching on everything is good too.0
