Carbon 456 owners pictures and spec
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paulneenan76 wrote:I've seen the latest yellow version - it's in this thread - but I don't recall seeing the orange frame in a full build. Have you checked OnOne's page on Posterous? If I see one, I'll link to it.
I could give Shedfire - Brant Richards - a tweet, he might have a stock photo about.
Paul
About the yellow(green) version, i've already saw the photo on this thread
At this point, I'm starting to think that no one has bought a 456 carbon at full price :roll: ... everyone is waiting for a discount ...
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Thanks for adding pics paul , so far bike owes me 575 after selling wheels , brakes it came with and replacing in my opinion a bloody bargain,,,first ride off road will be this sat.2011 on one 456 carbon x90
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the_moodster wrote:oh hello!
Looking Lovely, now build! Build to your heart content!
@Paul - I thought I was gonna buy all the bits I needed to finish my build this week, seem not, just got winter bills in £850 for the flat, so £215 per flat mate. Essentially means I'm back to square 1 with no money
Birthday tomorrow, lets hope someone gives me lot and lots of money :P however unlikely0 -
ant1901 wrote:Thanks for adding pics paul , so far bike owes me 575 after selling wheels , brakes it came with and replacing in my opinion a bloody bargain,,,first ride off road will be this sat.
£575 - top value for a cracking bit of kit. It looks cracking.Family, Friends, Fantastic trails - what else is there
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the_moodster wrote:oh hello!
Yeah come on, what you waiting for, it ain't gonna build itself ;DFamily, Friends, Fantastic trails - what else is there
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@JMcP92 happy Birthday for tomorrow - all the cool kids have their birthday in March you know ;D
Lack of funds does tend to get in the way of a build, unless you have a donor bike or big parts bin. Lets hope generosity is abound with your friends n family tomorrow!! All else fails, whatever presents you do get, bung em on EBay!!!
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Getting the new front wheel on mine tomorrow... and then it shall be complete!
For now.0 -
the_moodster wrote:oh hello!
Hope you get plenty of nice stuff fella!
Have you just bought that frame? I only ask as it is the same as mine an early model with the swap out bolts that don't go all the way through. When they sent me mine it had the wrong type of bolts and I had to wait about a month before they got them to me!!! :evil: so check yours, they should be like a long chain ring bolt , the wrong ones for your frame are similar but has two pieces that bolt right through the frame(like the red/orange one above). hope it's OK.
Best of luck tomorrow.0 -
aidieb wrote:Have you just bought that frame?
Yes but second hand so no new bolt worries there.
It's going to be a fairly leisurely built and it'll probably share some bits off the mojo, seat post and wheels to start with.
Had my eye on some forks on eBay but I think they sold. Thinking 1x10 for the drive train.0 -
the_moodster wrote:aidieb wrote:Have you just bought that frame?
Yes but second hand so no new bolt worries there.
Had my eye on some forks on eBay but I think they sold. Thinking 1x10 for the drive train.
Well it looks in pretty good order.
The terrain around here wouldn't allow the use of a 1x10 drivetrain it must be so much simpler to look after. when there are climbs we have to do regularly to get to a favourite trail, that climb 1000ft in less than 2miles, you just have to go granny ring some days, on a good day I can get up there in middle ring but it's a tough old slog.
I suppose the bike would be lighter though and easier to haul up there.
I think that I could manage without the big ring easy enough. Perhaps I'll think about that when I finally take the plunge and ditch the 3x9. It's so expensive to change the lot at once.0 -
Here is a very blurry quick photo of the bike with the new front wheel + tyre.
Last thing to do is change that rear tyre and we're golden!0 -
I'm nearly done, need me a saddle though.
Looking for a Charge Spoon in white/red but Wiggle is all out, anyone know anywhere else?
Scratch that, just got off amazon.
Now I just need my 10mm rear axle and my grips and I'm good0 -
JMcP92 wrote:I'm nearly done, need me a saddle though.
Looking for a Charge Spoon in white/red but Wiggle is all out, anyone know anywhere else?
Scratch that, just got off amazon.
Now I just need my 10mm rear axle and my grips and I'm good
Did you say Superstar were out of stock? Try emailing them or posting on F'book, or even ringing them. Sometimes they replenish lines quite fast. It's worth waiting for, if only to colour co-ordinate, let alone price and quality.
PaulFamily, Friends, Fantastic trails - what else is there
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paulneenan76 wrote:JMcP92 wrote:I'm nearly done, need me a saddle though.
Looking for a Charge Spoon in white/red but Wiggle is all out, anyone know anywhere else?
Scratch that, just got off amazon.
Now I just need my 10mm rear axle and my grips and I'm good
Did you say Superstar were out of stock? Try emailing them or posting on F'book, or even ringing them. Sometimes they replenish lines quite fast. It's worth waiting for, if only to colour co-ordinate, let alone price and quality.
Paul
Got an e-mail reply from them just now. Axle's are not back till the end of March, grips are not re-stocked till mid-April. I'll frankly have to wait for the axle, but I can get grips elsewhere I suppose.
Looking for white grip, red lock-ons and bar end, reasonable price and quality, ideas?0 -
JMcP92 wrote:paulneenan76 wrote:JMcP92 wrote:I'm nearly done, need me a saddle though.
Looking for a Charge Spoon in white/red but Wiggle is all out, anyone know anywhere else?
Scratch that, just got off amazon.
Now I just need my 10mm rear axle and my grips and I'm good
Did you say Superstar were out of stock? Try emailing them or posting on F'book, or even ringing them. Sometimes they replenish lines quite fast. It's worth waiting for, if only to colour co-ordinate, let alone price and quality.
Paul
Looking for white grip, red lock-ons and bar end, reasonable price and quality, ideas?
Yes ditch the white grips idea they only look shocking after a very short time! unless you just gotta!!0 -
JMcP92 wrote:paulneenan76 wrote:JMcP92 wrote:I'm nearly done, need me a saddle though.
Looking for a Charge Spoon in white/red but Wiggle is all out, anyone know anywhere else?
Scratch that, just got off amazon.
Now I just need my 10mm rear axle and my grips and I'm good
Did you say Superstar were out of stock? Try emailing them or posting on F'book, or even ringing them. Sometimes they replenish lines quite fast. It's worth waiting for, if only to colour co-ordinate, let alone price and quality.
Paul
Got an e-mail reply from them just now. Axle's are not back till the end of March, grips are not re-stocked till mid-April. I'll frankly have to wait for the axle, but I can get grips elsewhere I suppose.
Looking for white grip, red lock-ons and bar end, reasonable price and quality, ideas?
I had ODI Yeti lock ons before and they were great. I'd go for ODI, they've got plenty of colour choice etc, and they have good grip and longevity. Bit pricey at around £23 so not superstar value but the grip will last longer.
Could you not get a shimano rear axle?Family, Friends, Fantastic trails - what else is there
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paulneenan76 wrote:JMcP92 wrote:paulneenan76 wrote:JMcP92 wrote:I'm nearly done, need me a saddle though.
Looking for a Charge Spoon in white/red but Wiggle is all out, anyone know anywhere else?
Scratch that, just got off amazon.
Now I just need my 10mm rear axle and my grips and I'm good
Did you say Superstar were out of stock? Try emailing them or posting on F'book, or even ringing them. Sometimes they replenish lines quite fast. It's worth waiting for, if only to colour co-ordinate, let alone price and quality.
Paul
Got an e-mail reply from them just now. Axle's are not back till the end of March, grips are not re-stocked till mid-April. I'll frankly have to wait for the axle, but I can get grips elsewhere I suppose.
Looking for white grip, red lock-ons and bar end, reasonable price and quality, ideas?
I had ODI Yeti lock ons before and they were great. I'd go for ODI, they've got plenty of colour choice etc, and they have good grip and longevity. Bit pricey at around £23 so not superstar value but the grip will last longer.
Could you not get a shimano rear axle?
Got any links for the Shimano 10mm axles? I've looked, but I couldn't find much... in red, of course :P
EDIT: Also, can't find a good site for the ODI grips. Looking for the white grip with red lock on's and bar ends, any help?0 -
"Got any links for the Shimano 10mm axles? I've looked, but I couldn't find much... in red, of course :P"
You could look at these beautys from an Italian site. they look great and they do a 10mm QR or 12mm-10mm stepdown bolt through too which is on my shopping list. these ARE red but they do all colours.
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JMCp92 Sorry I missed this. Will have a look for a link but I'm not 100% sure Shimano do it - Madison website will have it if they do. Having said that, it's massively unlikely it'll be in any other colour other than black. And you gotta have red
The ODI stuff? Have you looked at Merlin? Or go on ODI's website and if you can't buy directly then they'll have stockists. Halfords stock them.
Also, I'm thinking of getting over to Wales for a lads weekend break - any of you fellow C456 riders recommend Afan as a good option?
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Cheers for the info Paul, I looked at Merlin with no luck, then google ODI components UK but still nothing direct, but gave me a link to this on Amazon:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/ODI-Troy-Lee-Lo ... 39&sr=1-17
Top right corner, sold by Leisure Lakes Cycles, to their site! £19 later, ordered
Now I do think realistically I'm gonna have to wait till the end of March for the Superstar QR's to come back, but then I'm done!!!
Also, Paul, if you've not had a look I've updated my thread with a few pictures, shady ass quality, but they're there
I'm hoping my Shimano XT M781 conventionally mounted front mech is the correct setup, dual pull unisize, should work but Derailleurs confuse me :P0 -
JMcP92 wrote:Cheers for the info Paul, I looked at Merlin with no luck, then google ODI components UK but still nothing direct, but gave me a link to this on Amazon:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/ODI-Troy-Lee-Lo ... 39&sr=1-17
Top right corner, sold by Leisure Lakes Cycles, to their site! £19 later, ordered
Now I do think realistically I'm gonna have to wait till the end of March for the Superstar QR's to come back, but then I'm done!!!
Also, Paul, if you've not had a look I've updated my thread with a few pictures, shady ass quality, but they're there
I'm hoping my Shimano XT M781 conventionally mounted front mech is the correct setup, dual pull unisize, should work but Derailleurs confuse me :P
Ha ha, just posted on the other thread. Grips look bang on.
Front derailleur needs to be 34.9mm (clamp)front mech top pull & bottom/top swing. But if in doubt, call the boys at OnOne.
Fleabay or a cheap alternative for skewer? Until such time as Superstar get a shiny red one in!!Family, Friends, Fantastic trails - what else is there
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Front mechs on the C456 need to be conventional like this http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... elID=20685. My top swing mech wouldn't fit as it couldn't be mounted low enough due to the seta tube flaring out at the BB. Also unisize will fit the 34.9mm seat tube.0
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Anybody using On-One' Smorgasbord tyres?
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I've just fitted a Smorgasbord rear and Chunky Monkey front both trail extreme to my Superstar AM-490 wheels and set them up tubeless pretty easy even though it was my first tubeless attempt. They look good (black, round and knobbly) and I'll be giving them their first outing tonight.0
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paulneenan76 wrote:Anybody using On-One' Smorgasbord tyres?
Paul
I got some smorgasbord enduros to use through winter and they are very good. A bit on the heavy side but grip really well. I did my back in soon after getting them so not rode them much and I'm now selling them as I'm putting my summer tyres back on. If you're interested let me know pal.0 -
I guess it's time i started my own build thread, the boxes are piling up; I've gone with 150mm TALAS for the forks:
and the drive train should be in the post 8)0 -
New wheel, new rubber. Complete, ready for summer.
Sh*t that rhymes.0 -
Finally my build got it's first proper ride after finding time between crap weather, riding and football.
Got round to fitting the dropper and bedding in the brakes; meanwhile the Trek is in the garage for some tender loving care.
Was impressed, it nailed the Gauxholme descent.
oh and this may be obvious but Formula The One brakes are a dream compared to the Elixirs on my Trek.
Trek Remedy 7
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leythervegas wrote:paulneenan76 wrote:Anybody using On-One' Smorgasbord tyres?
Paul
I got some smorgasbord enduros to use through winter and they are very good. A bit on the heavy side but grip really well. I did my back in soon after getting them so not rode them much and I'm now selling them as I'm putting my summer tyres back on. If you're interested let me know pal.
I'm thinking about it but may wait for the warmer weather and see if they'll still suit my needs. The reason for the change is to get something a bit more chunky and grippy on the front. Are the particularly heavy though?
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