4 inch travel frame?

Who me

Can anyone recommend me a frame..not a complete bike. Looking to replace my current GT i-drive with something a bit beefier maybe, I'm not looking to go above 4 inches of travel at the back but want a full susser still for this bike. Looking for something that will be light enough for a quick couple of hours but not any all day enduros but more importantly will handle alright if it's thrashed around a bit.

Most of the market in bikes for this seems to be light weight all day xc'ers. Thoughts so far are drifting towards Nicolai Helius.

mmm_pie

New 24seven Messiah?

http://www.24sevenbikes.com/MESSIAH.html

Tis a slopestyler though.

EDIT: Sorry its a complete bike although I'm sure it used to say frame only option somewhere...

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Who me

Not bothered about the slopestyleishness although maybe a little too much travel.

Just seen the transition double though mmmm maybe a new candidate.

http://www.transitionbikes.com/2007/Double.cfm

ddoogie

Santa Cruz Blur 4X sounds about perfect. 115mm travel at the rear and its a bit of a trail demon. I would suggest that the Helius range aren't quite as burly as you think. The Helius FR certainly is but the CC certainly isn't!




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