Cannondale Rize , work in progress (WIP) update few pic
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Every time I get home it's pissing down !raceface gt wrote:Tintin rize wrote:Will upload some new pic today of the full bike side on ect
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Hey , went for a little bike ride with the dog today also had the opportunity to get a side on pic with the rubbish xtr skins that will need replacing !
The hope rotors working well with avid CR
And the two WHITE beasts together BTW this a HUSKEY you can let of leash !
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So does this actually get muddy more than once a year or just kept in a display cabinet until its time to take the dog for a walk?0
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It's always get muddy ? Lol I just clean it after the ride ! Keeping the parts sweets ! And I like a clean bike in the houselawman wrote:So does this actually get muddy more than once a year or just kept in a display cabinet until its time to take the dog for a walk? 0 -
Nice pics...
Mines gathering dust at the mo. need an up to date photo shoot.0 -
raceface gt wrote:Tintin rize wrote:Will upload some new pic today of the full bike side on ect
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you don't fancy doing a bit of bikeJoring then ;-) lol.
i won't start the whole "husky off lead" thing... in my experience it's all down to the dog and strength of prey drive lol
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James0911 wrote:you don't fancy doing a bit of bikeJoring then ;-) lol.
i won't start the whole "husky off lead" thing... in my experience it's all down to the dog and strength of prey drive lol
(pulls out pin and walks away)
Thanks lol I have had ppl telling me off and that I don't know my own dog !!! This is from other huskey owner , I have had ash over 6 year from pup ,I know his character very well , looks like I been lucky with him0 -
Beautiful dog! I wish mine was fit enough to ride with me!0
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What's up with your dog mate ?70\'sPenguin wrote:Beautiful dog! I wish mine was fit enough to ride with me!0 -
Tintin rize wrote:
What's up with your dog mate ?70\'sPenguin wrote:Beautiful dog! I wish mine was fit enough to ride with me!
Lol, hes great but he doesnt like moving much. If i were to ride with him he would stop after about 100m, take a dump, eat some random shit off the floor and fall asleep
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70\'sPenguin wrote:Tintin rize wrote:
What's up with your dog mate ?70\'sPenguin wrote:Beautiful dog! I wish mine was fit enough to ride with me!
Lol, hes great but he doesnt like moving much. If i were to ride with him he would stop after about 100m, take a dump, eat some random shoot off the floor and fall asleep
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Sounds about rite lolMountainMonster wrote:70\'sPenguin wrote:Tintin rize wrote:
What's up with your dog mate ?70\'sPenguin wrote:Beautiful dog! I wish mine was fit enough to ride with me!
Lol, hes great but he doesnt like moving much. If i were to ride with him he would stop after about 100m, take a dump, eat some random shoot off the floor and fall asleep
Sounds like the mrs then too!0 -
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You swopped over your inners yet!0
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Yeah new inner are in ! My spare once back in the bag lol0
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Out and about yesterday, the bike ride perfect ! Nice little 15 miles
On guard lol
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May I ask why on earth you think you need 140mm travel to ride round a park? It seems you could do your riding on a hardtail or even a CX bike?0
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Because its a rize 140 ie the forks came with the frame ! I don't wanna start going into geometric on the bikelawman wrote:May I ask why on earth you think you need 140mm travel to ride round a park? It seems you could do your riding on a hardtail or even a CX bike?
I ride around the (park) !! with the dog ! I don't take him around the main area on SPTA as that would be too dangerous for him ! I.m happy with the front travel ! A carbon lefty 120mm is in sight but depends on fund and if the the geometric is ok with it !! I dunno0 -
Nice bike mate, as long you are happy with it... that's all that matters0
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Cheers buddy , I do love it lolpilch wrote:Nice bike mate, as long you are happy with it... that's all that matters0 -
That would probably make it very steep and not something I would advise. Also have you seen the reviews of them?Tintin rize wrote:A carbon lefty 120mm is in sight but depends on fund and if the the geometric is ok with it !! I dunno0 -
Yeah I been looking around mate some good and some bad ! Also been looking at lefty max 140 but the review aren't that great either !Rick Draper wrote:
That would probably make it very steep and not something I would advise. Also have you seen the reviews of them?Tintin rize wrote:A carbon lefty 120mm is in sight but depends on fund and if the the geometric is ok with it !! I dunno0 -
Tintin rize wrote:
Because its a rize 140 ie the forks came with the frame ! I don't wanna start going into geometric on the bikelawman wrote:May I ask why on earth you think you need 140mm travel to ride round a park? It seems you could do your riding on a hardtail or even a CX bike?
I ride around the (park) !! with the dog ! I don't take him around the main area on SPTA as that would be too dangerous for him ! I.m happy with the front travel ! A carbon lefty 120mm is in sight but depends on fund and if the the geometric is ok with it !! I dunno
Buy why buy a 140mm frame in the first place? Your riding doesn't seem to warrant it, you're looking at shorter forks, so why not buy another that's more suitable for your less vigorous needs rather than bling up this one, which is clearly too much bike for you?0 -
lawman wrote:Tintin rize wrote:
Because its a rize 140 ie the forks came with the frame ! I don't wanna start going into geometric on the bikelawman wrote:May I ask why on earth you think you need 140mm travel to ride round a park? It seems you could do your riding on a hardtail or even a CX bike?
I ride around the (park) !! with the dog ! I don't take him around the main area on SPTA as that would be too dangerous for him ! I.m happy with the front travel ! A carbon lefty 120mm is in sight but depends on fund and if the the geometric is ok with it !! I dunno
Buy why buy a 140mm frame in the first place? Your riding doesn't seem to warrant it, you're looking at shorter forks, so why not buy another that's more suitable for your less vigorous needs rather than bling up this one, which is clearly too much bike for you?
Now I know who white van is out side my house spying on me :shock: lol look like you been following me around on SPTA 8)
My mate sold the bike very cheap to me at the time and I was and even now I.m not bother about 20mm diffrent because my so call riding style lol
It's all good and I love it ! If its was 160mm I would under stand your comment , this is how I ride ! Around the park 0 -
Dirty !!! Not good ! This is after a 50k SPAM RACE verious terrain ! Awesome day !
Got some new grips now will wack them on after the clean up
Foam light weight lock on ! £8 can go wrong ! 0 -
So because he's taken pictures in a park... That must mean he only ever rides it in the park?
Some proper tw@ts on here!
Maybe he only takes pictures in the park whilst walking his dog because during his proper riding he's too busy.0 -
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DanDax1990 wrote:So because he's taken pictures in a park... That must mean he only ever rides it in the park?
Some proper tw@ts on here!
Maybe he only takes pictures in the park whilst walking his dog because during his proper riding he's too busy.
Salisbury plain is hardly proper riding if you ask me, and given his interpretation of "dirty" I'm guessing his proper riding would warrant a bike with less travel. Just seems odd to be looking for shorter forks and light weight on a bike designed to be given a thrashing? The op may be very happy with it, forums are for people to share and give opinions, if you don't like someone's opinion, fine, just don't go insulting them if you think differently. Simply giving my thoughts, nothing more and fair play to the OP if he enjoys the bike, just seems and odd choice to me 0
