Aggresive Hardtail Thread!
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Or maybe it was so the nose of the saddle could be grabbed between the knees for no handers n stuff.....0
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456 summer season
2013 slx mechanicals
Relevation 140 mm u turn fork
Gravity dropper
Synchro am bar and stem
Formula rx 203 and 180 brakes
Crossride wheels
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Cheeky one
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My Bfe just after finishing it. Lots of changes planned now I've started riding it in anger and finding out exactly what I require from it.
And a more arty shot more recently....
Got a few changes planned, first of all 1 by 10, with a race face narrow wide. Then bars and brakes and eventually a dropper post
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Both bikes are very nice. I went 1x10 on my Stiffee, but found myself pushing up most of the big hills. I have a clutch mech and chain device.0
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Not the most aggressive but it is good fun!
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Can finally add my bike to this thread!! Only taken me damn near 3 months!
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Worth the wait though! Niiice0
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Was indeed worth the wait! Just wish I had more time to ride it
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All these long travel HTs is making me really want to rebuild my 456 now! Or buy a new one... I'm sure I can't afford it but it won't stop me trying 0
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Haha yeah, i quite fancy another hardtail for dicking about on now!0
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Hardtails rule0
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My Commencal Ramones.
Great all-round hardtail. Using it on 4x, pumptracks, mini dh/fr and xc.
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My C456 looking out over a very wet Monkey Trail at Cannock.
Keep threatening to play with a Cotic frame instead, but I like this frame rather a bit and don't fancy spending more money.0 -
twonks wrote:
My C456 looking out over a very wet Monkey Trail at Cannock.
Keep threatening to play with a Cotic frame instead, but I like this frame rather a bit and don't fancy spending more money.
Having gone from a C456 to a BFe, they're leagues apart. The BFe is comfier, it's no where near as harsh over bumps, seems to handle and ride better, they look a lot nicer and the overall quality seems way higher. I only had to look at my C456 and it seemed to scuff and scratch. Only place it pulls things back is the weight, they are bloody light, but when the BFe rides so nicely and isn't a great deal more expensive, it's doesn't make a huge deal of difference. Cotic have pretty much nailed the BFe and I'm actually pretty chuffed I ended up with it instead of the Slackline I originally brought, because it rides so damn nice it's hard to believe it could be much better! 0 -
Double post fail :oops:0
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Keep looking at this thread and very tempted to build up a Cotic bfe even though the biking world looks to be ignoring the 26" wheel0
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mountaincookie wrote:
My Bfe just after finishing it. Lots of changes planned now I've started riding it in anger and finding out exactly what I require from it.
And a more arty shot more recently....
Got a few changes planned, first of all 1 by 10, with a race face narrow wide. Then bars and brakes and eventually a dropper post
That looks very very nice!0 -
TrzecieKolo wrote:My Commencal Ramones.
More action on my hardtail
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0r_jvoFlEXQ
Shoot few days ago. I still can't believe it is winter. No snow at all, bike season never ends 0 -
cool still
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Commencal Ramones Cromo 13 - viewtopic.php?f=10017&t=129269380
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Muddy (you'll have to excuse the seatpost)
Clean
Ladder drop we built today. Can ride it quite fast in the wet so in the summer when everythings dry it should be really good
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Lovely bike, but your bananas are in a right state2015 Giant Glory 1 27.5
1975 Vindec Vogue
1968 Raleigh RSW "Boris"
xX Forever in our hearts mum Xx0 -
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Sir.Swish wrote:Lovely bike, but your bananas are in a right state
You should see em now0 -
Cheers Brucie. Ramones looking tasty too See we have a mutual like of all things superstar!
Been thinking about trading in to a FS recently but have to say reading this thread through has kicked me back into sense.
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Here's mine...
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