Voodoo Owners Thread...

Jakeyhutch

Just picked my zobop up yesterday looking forward to doing some riding on her, nothing to strenuous as I'm really unfit at the minute!, I can't stop staring at it I know it's not "high end" but I love it

jamieblackford

Jakeyhutch wrote:

Just picked my zobop up yesterday looking forward to doing some riding on her, nothing to strenuous as I'm really unfit at the minute!, I can't stop staring at it I know it's not "high end" but I love it

Awesome looking bike, 29er?

Jakeyhutch

jamieblackford wrote:

Jakeyhutch wrote:

Just picked my zobop up yesterday looking forward to doing some riding on her, nothing to strenuous as I'm really unfit at the minute!, I can't stop staring at it I know it's not "high end" but I love it

Awesome looking bike, 29er?

No mate it's a 27.5, it's a big frame though 20"

dt7

I wanted to get back into XC mountain biking and to explore some trails with my daughters this summer, so had the idea of building up my own. After a little bit of searching, I bought a 2011 Voodoo Bokor frame with original handlebars, brakes, shifters, front cranks, rear cassette and seat post.

Over the last month or so, I have used freebies, garage finds and Ebay purchases together with a few new parts to complete my bike project.

It may look a bit rough around the edges, but I like it. I am positive that over the summer and beyond, I will enjoy adding some more bumps and scrapes to it too.

Spec:-
Fork:- Rockshox Sektor 130mm
Seat Clamp – SuperStar Componeents
Headset – Cane Creek Zero Stack
Stem – Zeneth 80mm – SuperStar Components
Handlebar grips - SuperStar Component lock on grips
Pedals – DMR – V6
Saddle – Charge Spoon
Wheelset – Weinmann U28
Tyres – Conti X King – 2.4

Danieljephcott

My week old hoodoo. Love it

Probably changed the grips at some point to double locking apart from that it's perfect.

penguin_of_death

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Well it's mainly Voodoo, and technically an MTB...

Frame/Forks - Voodoo Marasa
Wheels - Voodoo Aizan
Tyres - Raceking 2.2 29
Shifters - Apex
Mech - X9
Bars - Salsa Cowbell
Cranks - Deore
Gearing - SLX 11-36 and Raceface 38 NW

koop_71

Got myself a Canzo, first time I've owned a full susser, and loving it

(reflectors an bell now removed, lol)





Arty shot from yesterday......

Caveman_Chris

Penguin of Death wrote:

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Well it's mainly Voodoo, and technically an MTB...

Frame/Forks - Voodoo Marasa
Wheels - Voodoo Aizan
Tyres - Raceking 2.2 29
Shifters - Apex
Mech - X9
Bars - Salsa Cowbell
Cranks - Deore
Gearing - SLX 11-36 and Raceface 38 NW

Love this.

koop_71

had my Canzo 2 weeks, bottom bracket needs replacing already, Grrrrrrr

Pentasa

Pentasa wrote:

Haven't posted in a while, But this was up at Carron Valley the other day, All pretty standard apart from Wellgo MG-1 Pedals, Charge Spoon Seat, Giant XC Lock-On Grips and Hope Seat Post QR, But I think its probably time for a new stem and maybe some wheels

Almost an indentical picture, Only I've now got a Voodoo Zobop

BOSSNUT.DAVE

DanDax1990 wrote:

Took some new pics today on my local commute

Hi how have managed to mount your light there, I'd like to do the same.

Cheers.

JBA

It's a home made bracket.
Have a look at the bottom of page 1 of THIS THREAD.

Rich2086

First Post, hi everyone.

Picked up this Voodoo Hoodoo on a "popular auction website" not sure on what year it is and as far as im aware its totally stock and has had very little use. I had a full suspension bike a few years ago with the intention off getting into mountain biking, I was told FS was the way to go but i didnt get on with the bike and to be honest for the budget I had I didnt really get much for my money.

This time around iv done my own research and decided to pick this Voodoo Hoodoo up, unfortunatly it came with a flat front tyre and the inner tube was pinched but the guy I bought it off threw in a new inner tube and that worked a treat. Been out for the first time on it this morning and the only issue I found was it wouldnt get into "top" gear on the front deraileur (I bet thats the wrong termanology). Not a big issue but something i'll look at sorting out soon.

Jupe66

First pic post. Only had this Bizango 2 months, but I love it!
If anyone's interested, I have started a Facebook VooDoo Cycle Owners page for chat, pics etc
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1429703433746505/

Only upgrades (so far) Crank Bros 5050 3 peddles, Fabric Scoop Radius Elite saddle, Race Face Half Nelson grips.
East Midlands Airport trail, Maxxis Ardent tyres do NOT like the muddy ground... :?

Sorry, not great pic: Willingham woods, Lincolnshire (wife has the Boardman Comp 27.5")

demelitia

Rich2086 wrote:

Been out for the first time on it this morning and the only issue I found was it wouldnt get into "top" gear on the front deraileur (I bet thats the wrong termanology).

You're probably going to need to adjust the 'limit screws' on the derailleur. Google it depending on your model of derailleur or have a look at it whilst trying to shift up; you'll see a screw hitting a part of the derailleur acting as a stop. Wind it out a quarter of a turn at a time until you can shift easily.

penguin_of_death

demelitia wrote:

Rich2086 wrote:

Been out for the first time on it this morning and the only issue I found was it wouldnt get into "top" gear on the front deraileur (I bet thats the wrong termanology).

You're probably going to need to adjust the 'limit screws' on the derailleur. Google it depending on your model of derailleur or have a look at it whilst trying to shift up; you'll see a screw hitting a part of the derailleur acting as a stop. Wind it out a quarter of a turn at a time until you can shift easily.

Increase the cable tension by undoing the adjuster on the left shifter by a quarter turn at a time - cable tension is more likely to change over time than the adjustment of a limit screw and if you do the limit screws incorrectly your chain will come off when you shift

Jupe66

Metal Voodoo badge fell off last week, so replaced with decal off ebay (that's 9.9g saved lol)

Jupe66

Early morning at Attenborough Nature Centre & Reserve

penguin_of_death

I've always liked the Wanga frame and the sliding dropouts give me a chance to experiment with single-speed.
The rigid forks are mainly because I had access to them, but also because my last build was a rigid, drop bar 29er and the 2.2 tyres soak up everything I need them to without suspension.
I'm aiming sub 10kg with a combination of eBay and new parts.
So far I have
Wanga frame
Boardman carbon mtb forks
Xt/quasar wheels
Xtr disks
Racing Ralph performance tyres

Shade over 6kg

pnev

100% a Halfords warehouse lol

I loved my Wanga, best hardtail bike I've ever had

minnnt

Evening all. Managed to snag a Voodoo Bizango locally from eBay for £275. Haven't ridden a bike in about 8-9 years (Carerra Fury and Cannondale CAAD 5 roadie) so it's a slow process but I've been enjoying myself so far. Wasn't sure I'd get on ok with the bigger wheels and wider bars but they're both fine. The previous owner added some DMR lock on grips but I'm probably going to replace them as they hurt my hands after a hour or so of riding. Not really got much planned for it atm, keep looking at gear for it but then I'm not sure if I can justify it or not. (I'm sure that'll change ) looking forward to some longer rides.

Gregger

Anyone know the length and compression of the Voodoo Zobop Suntour Epixon L-RP shock?

190 x 51?

waynejoe

SOON ill be having one for me