newbi here, my trek fuel rebuild (updated updated)
kenztwinturbo
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Hey guys im fairly new to the mountain biking, i was introduced to llandegla by a friend a a month ago an i am compleatly hooked , naturally im abit of a thrill seeker/stupid 
I purchased this fuel 80 for a fair price to test the water and have now started to give her abit of a rebuild so please help me out with tech questions when needed lol
Bikes spec was already pretty good , hope caliper conv, fox feont n rear sus, botranger bits etc.. Im waiting on new bars and stem to
How i bought it
Started strip down
Paint stripped of frame for respray (painter by trade)
I purchased this fuel 80 for a fair price to test the water and have now started to give her abit of a rebuild
so please help me out with tech questions when needed lolBikes spec was already pretty good , hope caliper conv, fox feont n rear sus, botranger bits etc.. Im waiting on new bars and stem to
How i bought it
Started strip down
Paint stripped of frame for respray (painter by trade)
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Bontrager is Trek's own in house label, so doesn't really reflect quality (or otherwise)....kenztwinturbo wrote:Bikes spec was already pretty good , botranger bits
Looking forward to the respray and build!Currently riding a Whyte T130C, X0 drivetrain, Magura Trail brakes converted to mixed wheel size (homebuilt wheels) with 140mm Fox 34 Rhythm and RP23 suspension. 12.2Kg.0 -
The Rookie wrote:
Bontrager is Trek's own in house label, so doesn't really reflect quality (or otherwise)....kenztwinturbo wrote:Bikes spec was already pretty good , botranger bits
used to be separate though0 -
Woops sorry as said im still new to it all
Need some colour suggestions and themes cant decide
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Welcomekenztwinturbo wrote:
Need some colour suggestions and themes cant decide
What about black and gold? Or orange, black and white (see cotic soul in sig ) 0 -
Frame is now being powder coated !! More durable
Started work on the swing arm today
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