2007 Marin Indian Fire Trail (Race Spec)
The Big Cheese
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Frame: 6061 Hydro formed Marin Indian Fire Trail (17.5)
Forks: Fox F100 RL
Bars: USE Atom Flattie OS
Stem: USE Race Stem OS
Headset: FSA Orbit MX
Grips: Pedro's Prayer Stix
Brakes = Magura Marta SL (160mm F&R)
Shifters: XTR
Cables: XTR
Front Mech: XTR
Rear Mech: XTR
Seat: Selle San Marco Aspide Ti (130mm)
Seat Post: USE SUMO Carbon
Seat Post Clamp: USE
Cranks: XTR
Chain: XTR
Cassette: XTR
Pedals: Shimano DX Flats
Bottom Bracket: XTR
wheels = DT-Swiss 4.2d on XTR hubs
Tube = Continental SuperSonic
Tire = Continental Race King WC 2.1
Weight: about 21 lbs
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when's your next race?0
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Next Saturday...... the only time worth beating is my own previous best.
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I shouldn't tempt you, but.....
"Melancholy is incompatible with bicycling." ~James E. Starrs0 -
That's just MEAN!
I really really want to get a set, but I can't justify them as the Fox are great for me!!!0 -
I apologise! It's just with the little red decals it would look sooo good!
How about some Ti axle MG1s? I think they're about 60 quid a pair and weigh sub 300g!
How are those Race Kings BTW? As slippery as they look?"Melancholy is incompatible with bicycling." ~James E. Starrs0 -
21lbs??? Jeez... How can my bike weigh 9 more pounds that yours
Time to plan the diet 0 -
21lbs??? Jeez... How can my bike weigh 9 more pounds that yours
Time to plan the diet 0 -
The frame is exceptionally light, really really light.... theres a lot of carbon on there, and the wheels are pretty light too.
The saddle weighs next to nothing, so do the brakes......
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BlackSpur wrote:How are those Race Kings BTW? As slippery as they look?
Very very fast and grippy on firm, dry terrain. Very low RR
S*** when wet and muddy, loose ground. 0 -
Very nice IFT. Some XTR SPDs would look good (IMO).0
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bloody lovely looking bike and insanley light, rode today with race kings, big mistake, slipped around everywhere on a loose then muddy then loose track, but i coped.0
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