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NMD
10-05-2005, 07:43 PM
i just got my self a travativ husselfelt crank set with bash guard, SRAM chain and SRAM rear cassette. i havent ridden it yet but i am very keen to get out and ride it. its the first time since i got it ( i bought it 2nd hand) that it will run smoooooooth. :D

yep anyone else get new parts lately?

catch ya on the trails
brendan

naz
10-05-2005, 08:23 PM
ye i bought XTR calipers, hayes disc, goodridge lines, xt levers, dangerboy lever blades, clarks carbone lorraime pads.

i am excited.


:rolleyes: :p

Rik
10-05-2005, 08:24 PM
The only reason Naz posted before me in a "new parts" thread is because I can't afford to buy new bike parts anymore :rolleyes:

Bikewhore.

big_pete
10-05-2005, 08:26 PM
Xt cranks e13... going to get road gears soon should be sweet

demo man
10-05-2005, 08:28 PM
it's a good feeling huh...


i have recently bolted on some Hope Mono 6ti's that i scored for 900 both ends. i love them ssooo much! i got them from ray in thredbo, and did a day and a half worth of runs, before i crashed heavily and screwed my right shoulder big time. they had to drive up in the nrma truck to pick me up coz i couldnt ride.

i still haven't fully recovered yet, and it happened 2.6 weeks ago!


lol, but the brakes rule, and i'm looking forward to some new pedals and after that bars.


Sam

konasaurus
10-05-2005, 08:29 PM
bought Sherman Flicks today .....

lotec
10-05-2005, 08:41 PM
not parts but the new paint job on my frame by all reports is awesome! i havent even seen it yet but cant wait to get it back, also getting some new silky smooth bearings in there... Mmmmmmmmm tasty

tanlicouz
10-05-2005, 08:49 PM
I bought a CHRIS KING headset :confused:
I am confused because I have Marzocchi exr comps.... why didn't i save to buy forks?? so its up for sale

I also got hayes XC MAG's both ends new :D
I bought second hand hayes MX-1 with avid sd7 levers, and honestly avid knows how to make levers. awesome before i make the transition into the hydros. The first time i used hydros i almost DIED :eek: boy MX-1 are twice as good as the shimano mechanical, imagine how awesome the mags would be? :cool:

Also picked up avid single digit 5 v brakes for me other bike, work as well as the shimano mechanical deore :) but no weight and a piece of cake to adjust.

Last but not least I scored myself a truvativ boxguide. wont install it untill later this year, would proberly end up breaking it coz i land on my bash guard alot..... im a newb :cool: i might even sell it :eek:

flasher
10-05-2005, 09:19 PM
A few weeks old.. but still good, i got me some RS pike race, an atomlab Aircorp front wheel, and a shimano XT 4pot rear brake.

All running smoothly!

roasted
10-05-2005, 09:25 PM
oohhhh


V-drive xtremes,
aireal salom guide
BILT sealed pedals
Mojo kit
FSA Ultimax BB
and a race face 36t ring.

Žider
10-05-2005, 09:31 PM
I bought some Hope brakes... :(
Awaiting for them to arrive at my door step.

Daver
10-05-2005, 09:33 PM
Well...

I just got my Hayes Mags (which are a shitload better than my old Hope 6 pots, and almost as good as my silver M4s were).
Ordered my new DHX 5.0 today, and i'll finally have a decent chainguide by the weekend to (MRP system 1 slalom- death to shithouse e13s and their damn incompatability with Yeti).

Rider
10-05-2005, 09:35 PM
SRAM X-9 shiffters and rear derailure
XT front
SRAM chain
XT cassette
FSA XC120 stem

and a few months ago a pair of hope mono mini's :)

all very nice

S.
10-05-2005, 09:37 PM
I got a whole new bike, and I'm happy to say it rocks. e13, mavic, avid, thomson, etc etc, a frame that I am completely and utterly in love with = winnar.

S.
10-05-2005, 10:00 PM
and i'll finally have a decent chainguide by the weekend to (MRP system 1 slalom- death to shithouse e13s).

You sure do change your mind a lot.

From http://forums.farkin.net/showthread.php?t=24419&highlight=guide , "E13 are definately the best guide going. I've had numerous dramas with an aireal (they lose the chain under compression) and blackspires (same design as aireal, but not as well designed).

The E13 on the other hand, is amazing. I have derailled it once in 18 months of riding (full bottom out + crank flex and the chain jammed) but it works so well in the mud, in the rocks, in the dirt, and on the street. You can slam the coping hard enough to warp the spider, yet the guide still runs true. "

LTR
10-05-2005, 10:09 PM
You sure do change your mind a lot.

From http://forums.farkin.net/showthread.php?t=24419&highlight=guide , "E13 are definately the best guide going. I've had numerous dramas with an aireal (they lose the chain under compression) and blackspires (same design as aireal, but not as well designed).

The E13 on the other hand, is amazing. I have derailled it once in 18 months of riding (full bottom out + crank flex and the chain jammed) but it works so well in the mud, in the rocks, in the dirt, and on the street. You can slam the coping hard enough to warp the spider, yet the guide still runs true. "
OH SNAP!!111 :D

Daver
10-05-2005, 10:20 PM
You sure do change your mind a lot.

From http://forums.farkin.net/showthread.php?t=24419&highlight=guide , "E13 are definately the best guide going. I've had numerous dramas with an aireal (they lose the chain under compression) and blackspires (same design as aireal, but not as well designed).

The E13 on the other hand, is amazing. I have derailled it once in 18 months of riding (full bottom out + crank flex and the chain jammed) but it works so well in the mud, in the rocks, in the dirt, and on the street. You can slam the coping hard enough to warp the spider, yet the guide still runs true. "

I've had 2 derailments in 2 race runs, not to mention another 4 or 5 riding locally. I'm pretty sure that the E13 doesn't mate to the Yeti that well at all, whereas i never had a drama in its 18 (wait, 20 with the Peeler) months. Something fishy is going on there, despite the chainguide being constantly spaced out.

If you could help me, that would be great, but even when the back plate is as close to the chain as possible it still derails. The shop hasn't been able to help either.

I have a feeling this is a problem is with the bike, because the bike works perfectly with an MRP. But for this incompatability issue (which i might add, i was unaware of before i ran the yeti), it seems to me that the MRP is more compatable than the E13, and from my experience, is sslightly more reliable on certain bikes.

Then again, the Yeti seems to have a pretty weird setup, in that the Small frames struggle to clear certain shocks while the XS, M and L frames work fine with specific shocks.

But wait, given that you are the fountain of bike knowledge, tell me oh wise one, how shall my E13 work on this frame?

EDIT: Not to mention that the E13 worked perfectly on my Hardtail- it was quiet and super stiff... and as i've said before i've landed on the casing, bent my spider, but the guide still runs perfectly.

EDIT 2: And go ahead, get the rest of my quotes bagging Hayes, but they're still a shitload better than Hope Mono 6 tis.

W2ttsy
10-05-2005, 10:24 PM
new external casings for my rear mech line (hey big spender) and some good ol fashioned servicing is on the agenda tomoro..

otherwise the d8 is running smooth as a whistle and doesnt really need any new gear...

W2ttsy

dunk
11-05-2005, 06:38 AM
Lets see, I've had a bit of a frenzy at the moment:

Tomac Toas Frame
Chris King Mavic XC717 Wheelset
Syntace Stem
M952 XTR Crankset
M952 XTR Brakeset
Selle Italia SLR seat
XTR front derailleur
Chris King Kogs

S.
11-05-2005, 03:09 PM
I've had 2 derailments in 2 race runs, not to mention another 4 or 5 riding locally. I'm pretty sure that the E13 doesn't mate to the Yeti that well at all, whereas i never had a drama in its 18 (wait, 20 with the Peeler) months. Something fishy is going on there, despite the chainguide being constantly spaced out.

If you could help me, that would be great, but even when the back plate is as close to the chain as possible it still derails. The shop hasn't been able to help either.

I have a feeling this is a problem is with the bike, because the bike works perfectly with an MRP. But for this incompatability issue (which i might add, i was unaware of before i ran the yeti), it seems to me that the MRP is more compatable than the E13, and from my experience, is sslightly more reliable on certain bikes.

Then again, the Yeti seems to have a pretty weird setup, in that the Small frames struggle to clear certain shocks while the XS, M and L frames work fine with specific shocks.

But wait, given that you are the fountain of bike knowledge, tell me oh wise one, how shall my E13 work on this frame?

EDIT: Not to mention that the E13 worked perfectly on my Hardtail- it was quiet and super stiff... and as i've said before i've landed on the casing, bent my spider, but the guide still runs perfectly.

EDIT 2: And go ahead, get the rest of my quotes bagging Hayes, but they're still a shitload better than Hope Mono 6 tis.

Email e13 support@e13components.com (support@e13components.com) (would almost certainly help if you have pics of the setup from a few angles) and ask... 99% sure they will be able to tell you what's wrong. I can't say I've ever tried to set up an e13 (or anything at all for that matter) on a Yeti.

dylma
11-05-2005, 03:11 PM
no new parts, but tomorrow night i get a whole new bike. well its 2nd hand.


oh yeh, its a dmr trailstar

CRS01
11-05-2005, 03:19 PM
got some Hope E4s for the D8 and a set of 04 dj1's for the DarkAngel a couple of months ago and havent been able to use them yet as im working overseas.....soooooo fustrating!