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emcgough
16-02-2006, 05:48 PM
My Stab again.
All stock, except:
Shiver
Deemax wheelset
Sram x9 drive
Nicer Maxxis super tackies
Soon to come... probably new frame/fork and ditch the other stock parts for some nicer stuff. Anyway, enjoy.
PS: Ignore photo titles.... drive/nondrive ??
Renegade
16-02-2006, 06:02 PM
Looking great mate, very beasty.
Love the look of the Yellow deemax's and blue frame, have fun on it
Chris
DEMONATION
16-02-2006, 06:48 PM
wow thats a prime ass downhill beat there but seriously man why did u change to shivers?? the 888s feel awsome and are a hell of alot lighter. dont change the frame either mate the blue stabs look the best and there a great feeling bike.
emcgough
16-02-2006, 06:53 PM
wow thats a prime ass downhill beat there but seriously man why did u change to shivers??
I'm in between forks... probably use the Shivers for 6 months or so until I figure out what to buy. They're actually quite a nice fork when set up right and the colour of mine match the frame sweetly. But yeah, these are just a temporary job for now.
andy73
17-02-2006, 06:39 AM
looks sweet man - love the DeeMaxs. Before I sold my Stab I put 888RC2Xs on it and it made a different bike. Sold it with the old 888s though. Anywho, nice upgrades.
stinkytodamax
17-02-2006, 07:36 AM
Nice work the stab looks awesome. i've always liked the blue/white combo and the forks suit as well.
Enjoy
Kona pride
emcgough
17-02-2006, 10:40 AM
looks sweet man - love the DeeMaxs. Before I sold my Stab I put 888RC2Xs on it and it made a different bike. Sold it with the old 888s though. Anywho, nice upgrades.
Yeah I remember your bike looked awesome with the RC2X. They're definetely near the top of my list for new forks.
Bodin
17-02-2006, 11:33 AM
Soon to come... probably new frame/fork and ditch the other stock parts for some nicer stuff. Anyway, enjoy.
So... in other words... you're buying an entirely new bike, with the exception of the wheels.
Probably a good thing: http://forums.farkin.net/showthread.php?t=47422 ;)
emcgough
17-02-2006, 03:48 PM
So... in other words... you're buying an entirely new bike, with the exception of the wheels.
Yeah pretty much, though I'll look at getting frame/fork first, then build my bike around that, ensuring all the parts are to my liking. Any recommendations for a race frame?
norco_maniac
17-02-2006, 04:28 PM
awsome ride mate!
looks awsome, those forks look awsome, do they go well in the hairy stuff?
Bodin
17-02-2006, 04:39 PM
Any recommendations for a race frame?
Having never raced DH, I can't say, but the Demo8 that my mate hired at Buller last weekend was a very sweet ride.
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