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Commencal Meta 4

j_lj_l Posts: 425
edited February 2014 in Your mountain bikes
My old Meta 4 with some upgrades.

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new Superstar wheels, my Ebay £12 Crank Bros pedals, I have removed the big chain ring and fitted a SRAM PG980 9 Speed (11-32) Cassette, chain and new BB too, it runs like a dream...

all those upgrades for less than 200quid :D
I'm not old I'm Retro

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  • whitey161whitey161 Posts: 110
    Only after selling mine and building something new do i realise how much of a great bike the meta is.
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  • TwellyTwelly Posts: 1,437
    Enjoy it! I love mine. It's begging for a Reverb though ;)
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  • j_lj_l Posts: 425
    I have had it for 3 years now and for a short travel bike it is very capable, I was in the market for a new bike this year but I will just spend some money on this one as it just feels.....right if you know what I mean 8)
    I'm not old I'm Retro
  • whitey161whitey161 Posts: 110
    Only thing i didnt like about mine was with lack of rigidity in the rear end, and the weight with the build i had.
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  • j_lj_l Posts: 425
    whitey161 wrote:
    Only thing i didnt like about mine was with lack of rigidity in the rear end, and the weight with the build i had.

    I know what you mean back end is a bit floppy when pushed hard but it doesn't really make a great deal of difference for the sort of riding I do, TBH I doubt it would to most others.

    Its comfy, it grips well and its relatively cheep :D

    scoping for new stem and bars for it now, recomendations welcome
    I'm not old I'm Retro
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