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STP_rider
20-11-2007, 10:51 AM
hi guys
before anybody asks i have searched and didn't find anything. i have after months of saving finally got enough to by a new bike. it will do a bit of everything, but mostly dj and street, with a bit of racing. i have choosen the specs and posted it below. please let me know what you think about them and if you would change anything.
frame: BLK MRKT mob
Fork: fox TALAS rlc
headset: Fsa integrated
bars: deity
stem: deity
grips: lizard skin lock on
brakes: saint with straitline lever
seatpost: thomson
Saddle: Fit ECCD
cranks: Profile
Hubs: Profile
rims: atomlab pimplite
tyres: Tioga fs1000
pedals: atomlab trailpimp
cheers
tld_06
20-11-2007, 11:01 AM
Looks pretty pimp specs, what travel are the Talas? You might want to get a bit more money together and get a set of 36's or something so it would suit DH/FR a bit better.
Sounds really really nice though.
yakuza
20-11-2007, 11:12 AM
sounds like a pretty sick specs list
i am also in the process of building up a new bike but mine is all ordered now im and waiting
i wanted profile hhubs but because i was on a budget i couldnt get them
i didnt think they would be as expensive as they were
rear ss hub was 680 RRP
front 20 mil axle with no disc mounts was 390 RRP
i ended up getting NPJ hubs instead
good luck mate
STP_rider
20-11-2007, 11:25 AM
You might want to get a bit more money together and get a set of 36's or something so it would suit DH/FR a bit better.
I thought about 36s but i think that they might be a bit big and bulky. and i can get the Talas of a mate real cheap.
keep the replys coming
rider 55
20-11-2007, 11:48 AM
sounds sweet.
what colour hubs did u get?
kill_switch
20-11-2007, 04:24 PM
24 or 26?
and have a look at the macneil pivotal seats.
cheers
brent
STP_rider
21-11-2007, 12:57 PM
24 or 26?
and have a look at the macneil pivotal seats.
i pretty sure i'll be getting 26inch wheels and i already have a spare thomson seatpost laying aroun not getting used. but thanks for the sugestion.
chuck_
21-11-2007, 07:12 PM
you could look at mavic 721 rims
and i would get protaper bars
tld_06
21-11-2007, 08:17 PM
Stay 26's. I've seen a guy on farkin have a set of 36's on an STP i think, and he did really really well in a BMX comp. Apparently, they're light as. I can't say as i've never ridden a set.
Not thinking about Argyle 318's? I've heard nothing but praise from people from all ends of the HT disciplines.
chubz
25-11-2007, 11:07 AM
it sounds ok but can u pay for it and do you like it your self its good to get advice but your riding the bike no one else is riding it so do what you think is right and stick to it because you have got to ride it.:):):):)
daniel scott
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