Sanchez's On One Carbon 29er Build, 2014 Update
sanchez89
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I have embraced the future of mountain biking (apparently)!!!!!!!
After a Specialized 29er test day at Cannock a few weeks i decided i needed one of these wagon wheelers in my life!
I was loking into building a hardtail for the winter anyways, as after stripping the KHS down most of the bearings were pretty fubar'd after only 1 years worth of riding!
After the relentless search for a frame, pros & cons of materials, what looks epic, what looks pap. i stumbled across the On-One site and with it the 29er Race frame. i had looked at their Lurcher frame before and decided, mmmm carbon, nice. but it didnt float my boat looks wise. however the 29er Race with its hints of red looked top dollar, and at half price it was certainly doing it for me.
so come Monday 19th November a big cardboard box bearing the words Planet X greeted me when i got home from work.
Christmas had defo come early this year.
anyways, enough chat, more pics:
the last couple of pics iv just put in the fork to see how it looks. and i like it!!
spec is to be roughly as follows;
Frame: On One 29er Race
Fork: 2011 Rockshox Reba RLT Maxle 100mm
Headset: On One Smoothie Mixer
Brakes: Avid Elixir 5SL 160mm discs F/R
Handlebars: Truvativ Low Riser 685mm
Stem: Q2 80mm
Groupset: Shimano XT 2x10 (hopefully)
Pedals: Shimano M530
Wheels: Fulcrum Red Power XL29
Tyres: Hutchinson Toro
Grips: ODI Rogue??
Seatpost: something carbon?
Saddle: Charge Spoon
Seatclamp: old QR from KHS
iv got the wheels on there way, from ebay, still need to order groupset and find out what sort of seatpost and grips i want to run.
will also need to order an adapter for the rear brake to run 160mm disc and a new set of bolts to mount the calipers with those stupid conical washers. who's clever idea was that?
so yeah, there we are, the build so far. Comments and critiscism's welcome as always. people with suggestions for carbon seatposts (cheap please) would also be greatly appreciated.
After a Specialized 29er test day at Cannock a few weeks i decided i needed one of these wagon wheelers in my life!
I was loking into building a hardtail for the winter anyways, as after stripping the KHS down most of the bearings were pretty fubar'd after only 1 years worth of riding!
After the relentless search for a frame, pros & cons of materials, what looks epic, what looks pap. i stumbled across the On-One site and with it the 29er Race frame. i had looked at their Lurcher frame before and decided, mmmm carbon, nice. but it didnt float my boat looks wise. however the 29er Race with its hints of red looked top dollar, and at half price it was certainly doing it for me.
so come Monday 19th November a big cardboard box bearing the words Planet X greeted me when i got home from work.
Christmas had defo come early this year.
anyways, enough chat, more pics:
the last couple of pics iv just put in the fork to see how it looks. and i like it!!
spec is to be roughly as follows;
Frame: On One 29er Race
Fork: 2011 Rockshox Reba RLT Maxle 100mm
Headset: On One Smoothie Mixer
Brakes: Avid Elixir 5SL 160mm discs F/R
Handlebars: Truvativ Low Riser 685mm
Stem: Q2 80mm
Groupset: Shimano XT 2x10 (hopefully)
Pedals: Shimano M530
Wheels: Fulcrum Red Power XL29
Tyres: Hutchinson Toro
Grips: ODI Rogue??
Seatpost: something carbon?
Saddle: Charge Spoon
Seatclamp: old QR from KHS
iv got the wheels on there way, from ebay, still need to order groupset and find out what sort of seatpost and grips i want to run.
will also need to order an adapter for the rear brake to run 160mm disc and a new set of bolts to mount the calipers with those stupid conical washers. who's clever idea was that?
so yeah, there we are, the build so far. Comments and critiscism's welcome as always. people with suggestions for carbon seatposts (cheap please) would also be greatly appreciated.
2011 KHS Full Susser Carbon 29er Race Build
Clank wrote:M'eh, I might just go back to zapping it with frikken lay-zur beeeems. And sharks.
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Also, a year isn't bad bearing life if you ride regularly. I know people who have to change them every month or two.
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as far as im aware the geometry is identical, the lurcher frame is about 200grams heavier and is made in a different factory using a slightly lower quality material and production method.
the reason for the high cost of the Race frame is that the QC is alot stricter and they used high quality carbon.
thats what im led to believe anyways.
Cannondale F900 SL
Specialized Stumpjumper FSR120
I have heard stories about how there isn't a lot of clearance for the chainrings especially on 2x10 so may be worth talking to Brant about which chainsets work with the frame, I think they have a list of what works best
HTH
--Jens Voight
Apparently the wheels were used as a training/spare set for a XC racer last season. so far i can only see a bit of dirt and a couple of slight scuffs round the valve area. pretty great deal i think.
just ordered a black shimano rear QR of the bay aswell as the wheels didnt come with one. and apparently shimano QR's are some of the best.
let me know what you think!!
also still looking for a seat post. would like a carbon one but dont want to spend anymore than £40 really, cheaper the better. any suggestions? needs to be 31.6 dia.
31.6mm seat post for less than 40 quid? Have a shufty at the exotic stuff on carboncycles.cc
Thanks matey, i will have a butcher's see what i can find.
i would buy this saddle for it
Now for sale Fatty
yeaaaahhhhhhh, ill get back to you on that one. :shock:
nah mate, wheels are the perfect size. 2012 is all about the steamroller effect
would like to know how this turns out keep me posted please
Gary
Ps i just brought the whole XT 2013 groupset clutch version and it is awesome smooth and extremely light.
Cheers buddy, i was looking into the Exotic carbon post and will probably order one of the Matrix post's when i get chance.
My rear Shimano QR has arrived today which looks very nice indeed. Just needed xmas to be over with so i can sort out the rest of the parts.
I think its the 2012 XT groupo i will be getting. but glad to know it works 'pukka' as they say.
I am very pleased with the result. couple of spec changes from my initial ideas, such as the XT groupset becoming SLX and the Exotic post becoming a One23 but apart from that its how i wanted it. Got some pictures and i will put up a full spec list also.
as always comments/criticism welcome;
Spec's
Frame: 2012 On One 29er Race Carbon 18"
Forks: 2011 Rockshox Reba RLT 29er Maxle
Bars: Truvativ Stylo 685mm Low Rise
Stem: Q2 80mm
Headset: On One Smoothie Mixer (Taper)
Grips: Pro Koryak
Bar Ends: Pro Koryak
Brake Set: Avid Elixir 5SL 160mm
Shifters: Shimano SLX 2 x 10
Cables: Shimano SP41
Front Mech: Shimano SLX Direct Mount
Rear Mech: Shimano SLX
Seat: Madison Flux
Seat Post: One23 Carbon 31.6 x 400mm
Seat Post Clamp: On One bolt up with Water Seal
Cranks: Shimano SLX
Chainring(s): 24/36
Chain: Shimano HG81
Cassette: Shimano HG81 11-36
Pedals: Shimano M530
Bottom Bracket: Shimano BB91 pressfit
Front Wheel: Fulcrum Red Power XL 29er
Tube: Continental
Tyre: Schwalbe Racing Ralph 29 x 2.25 Pacestar
Back Wheel: Fulcrum Red Power XL 29er
Tube: Continental Shrader
Tyre: Schwalbe Racing Ralph 29 x 2.25 Pacestar
Weight: 11.3 kg
thank you for your comment! not what i was expecting so im happy with that!
no bling needed, it speaks for itself really. a little bit stealthy but still a nice contrast with the white forks and white/red decals
Scott Aspect 10
Schwinn Fastback Comp
Cube Reaction GTC SL
cheers, its a big bike (quite long and tall) but it doesnt ride like one.
Now for sale Fatty
nice to see another one built up, dont they ride nice!
love it!! great to see another, i only knew of Pilch's aswell so at least there are 3 of us now.
yeah my wheels arent the lightest ever made but i did try to build the bike on a budget, if i threw money at it i think i could get it well around 10-10.5kg
im yet to ride it off road but on the my little test ride over the grass outside the houses it does seem to ride really well. im hoping the good feel continues when i give it a good run out up cannock over the weekend.
Now for sale Fatty
Been running the bike through the sh*tty weather and its holding up pretty well. Gears needs re-indexing though as everythings a bit clunky on changes.
I decided i wanted to try single ring up front aswell as i hardly use the granny but occasionaly the 38t is just too big for my legs.
I bought a 32t Shimano SLX middle ring ages ago but upon fitting instead of the 38 i realised the mech wouldnt go down far enough to shift and the chain rubbed on the spider arms.
Hmmmm i thought, but after seeing a few posts over on MTBR and Pinkbike i turned some 2mm washers at work, picked up a bargain E13 XCX guide with the S3 SRAM fitting and dropped the ring on.
The 2mm spacers help move the ring away so the chain slots in the gap between spider arm and chainring, perfect. The chain guide fits a dream so thanks to On One for including both High and Low mounts on the frame.
Might put some pics up when i can.
first real test with a single front ring aswell but all was good.
here's a quick snap just while i was waiting for the result. 42 out of 81 aint bad considering no training at all and i started virtually at the back.