Banshee rune
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Hey guys
I've been looking for a nice all mountain frame that is decent enough for downhill (nothing extreme). After some web searches of the Rune, it seems to be what I'm looking for......So here's the question.
I've had my eye on the rock shox totem fork, and I was wondering if that would be a good match with a Rune frame?
I've been looking for a nice all mountain frame that is decent enough for downhill (nothing extreme). After some web searches of the Rune, it seems to be what I'm looking for......So here's the question.
I've had my eye on the rock shox totem fork, and I was wondering if that would be a good match with a Rune frame?
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Link and link. Depends.I don't do smileys.
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I would be ok, but overkill IMHO. Lyrik or Xfusion Vengeance or Fox Van would be my choice(s).A Flock of Birds
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cooldad wrote:Link and link. Depends.
shock: http://www.sram.com/rockshox/products/t ... erm-id/110benpinnick wrote:I would be ok, but overkill IMHO. Lyrik or Xfusion Vengeance or Fox Van would be my choice(s).0 -
Its not just the 180mm, more the extra weight of the 40mm chassis thats a bit ott.A Flock of Birds
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If you wanna keep the price down you can pick up a (used) Domain 318 for about £150. Lighter than than the Totem.
Looking to build up a rugged AM/Enduro bike too (with above fork) how much do those frames go for?"Why have that extra tooth if you're not using it?" - Brian Lopes
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I might be wrong but I thought Banshee bikes aren't available in the UK. Their Freeride & DH bikes are rediculously heavy and don't handle too well.
Domain & Totem have quite different A-C lengths, the Totem is the same length as a Boxxer even though it's only 180mm travel. Totem is also much better damped, though I do like the Domain 318.Transition Patrol - viewtopic.php?f=10017&t=130702350 -
RockmonkeySC wrote:I might be wrong but I thought Banshee bikes aren't available in the UK. Their Freeride & DH bikes are rediculously heavy and don't handle too well.
Domain & Totem have quite different A-C lengths, the Totem is the same length as a Boxxer even though it's only 180mm travel. Totem is also much better damped, though I do like the Domain 318.
Less than 3kg for a 160mm frame ain't bad though
EDIT - you're right, not listing any dealers this side of the pond"Why have that extra tooth if you're not using it?" - Brian Lopes
Votec V.SX Enduro 'Alpine Thug' 2012/2013 build
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RockmonkeySC wrote:I might be wrong but I thought Banshee bikes aren't available in the UK. Their Freeride & DH bikes are rediculously heavy and don't handle too well.
Domain & Totem have quite different A-C lengths, the Totem is the same length as a Boxxer even though it's only 180mm travel. Totem is also much better damped, though I do like the Domain 318.
You can get banshee in the UK, there under the 'mythic' label 'cos there were copyright issues with the original name in UK.....felix.london wrote:If you wanna keep the price down you can pick up a (used) Domain 318 for about £150. Lighter than than the Totem.
Looking to build up a rugged AM/Enduro bike too (with above fork) how much do those frames go for?
The rune frame makes a fairly hefty hole in the wallet, but there's a deal on ebay i'm currently watching, so fingers crossed0