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| Mad River Glen - 2/8/08 | What do you ride? Okay - so here's a thread to get things started. What are you pedaling? I have an old Trek 930 circa 1995 and a 2005 Jamis Cross Country 1.0. Haven't even ridden the Jamis yet. My wife bought it for my birthday last year. Will have to try and get out on it this summer... |
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| I'm with psycho --> | This is from the "Great road biking weather" thread in Misc.: My three bikes have been put together by me. Mountain bike: 2001-ish GT Marathon I-drive frame (only sold in Europe?) XTR derailleurs XT Shifters/levers Avid mech. disc breaks Mavic X221 disc rims/XT hubs/DT double butted spokes built by me Race Face Exodus crank Shimano M797 pedals Marzocchi Marathon S Air/Coil fork Fox Float RL air rear shock Road bike: 2003 Lemond Victoire Ti frame Spinergy Rev X Superstiff wheels Ritchey road pedals Full 2003 9 spd Dura Ace Double crank, 12-27 cassette and I still have my old GT mtn bike which was a solid ride, the Rebound Stock wheels, sold my Mavics Acera X shifters, crank, front der., brakes XT rear der. Marzocchi Z4 Fly-light air sprung fork And of course, as on all my mountain bikes, WTB Velociraptor tires, the best as far as I've found. Here's a shot of me on my GT: ![]() I love that bike. I've had to do a little problem solving with that big i-drive bearing, but since I've worked the bugs out (no thanks to GT engineers) it has treated me very well.
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| Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: MRV
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| Steel Framed Garry Fisher Hookoo e' koo I bought used. I think it is about 7 years old, but I am not sure. Anyway I upgraded it with a Rock Shocks Pilot XC fork, it used to have an Indy XC (I think that’s what it was, I gave it to a friend) a new saddle, and replaced the rear cassette, 2 of the front gears, and the chain. The old one had been on there to long, and stretched everything out. This is a great ride, bought it for about 200 bucks, and put 300 into it, and for 500 bucks it is better than allot of 1000-dollar hard tails. It is a bit sketchy during steep turns, but it has a great feel to it, and is pretty nice. |
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