Ns Surburban

[Leefy]

hey,
i am getting a new dj bike and im builing it from scratch. ive already bought a NS surburban and i was just wondering what forks i should get i was thinking of the argyles 318 but im not sure. my range is about 600$. i mostly will be doing dirt jumps and the local bmx track, and downhill once and a while. yea so if u have any great ideas it would help heaps

[Callan.]

hey,
i am getting a new dj bike and im builing it from scratch. ive already bought a NS surburban and i was just wondering what forks i should get i was thinking of the argyles 318 but im not sure. my range is about 600$. i mostly will be doing dirt jumps and the local bmx track, and downhill once and a while. yea so if u have any great ideas it would help heaps

Go the argyles, great forks.

[derelikt]

Go the argyles, great forks.

Maybe a search would suit him better?

[On ya bike]

Can you get 318's in aus? or off like chain reaction?
I don't mind the argyle 318's but i like gold label 2's better..

[BeNny_Boyy]

Gold label's would be a good choice, would need to be patient and stretch your budget though.

[On ya bike]

Gold label's would be a good choice, would need to be patient and stretch your budget though.

www.torpedo7.com.au

gold labels are 520 on that site.. and in shops they are 650 I'm pretty sure. thats what the guy at BSC said to me.

[BeNny_Boyy]

Really?

Hmmm..


Go the Gold labels fo sho then! :D

[chelsea_fan7]

They are $650 on that site for the 20mm axle and i think $570 for QR
http://www.phantomcycles.com.au/product.php?productid=3885&cat=62&page=2

[ride2puke]

hey guys
i was on my mates acnt wen i started this thread but i am on my real one now sorry for the inconvenice.
yea i was thinking of the argyles 318 and my local bike shop can get them in for about 550... 480 on crc. and do you guys have any ideas on a light weight wheel set.
cheers

[Leefy]

i am not the actual "owner" of this thread..the guy up above is..i accidentally left "remember me" in the login menu on , on his computer

so yeah

but anyways

matt, get the argyles

[ride2puke]

hey...

yea i was probs gonna be bying them. but now i dont no.
if u remember i still wont to do a bit of downhill. and im not sure the arglyes would hold up that well. but yea the gold laybles are deffentually an option.
l8er

[derelikt]

hey...

yea i was probs gonna be bying them. but now i dont no.
if u remember i still wont to do a bit of downhill. and im not sure the arglyes would hold up that well. but yea the gold laybles are deffentually an option.
l8er

You're scared about Argyles breaking, But you're considering Gold Labels? stupidest thing i've heard. Do some research, Use some real spelling and grammar and DON'T use SMS talk around here.

[BeNny_Boyy]

hey guys
and do you guys have any ideas on a light weight wheel set.
cheers

Price?....

[Geordsta]

Argyles are good and thats a pretty good price i saw the bike shed mortdale had them on special for $400 once though but yeh

[AMBURGERS]

hey...

yea i was probs gonna be bying them. but now i dont no.
if u remember i still wont to do a bit of downhill. and im not sure the arglyes would hold up that well. but yea the gold laybles are deffentually an option.
l8er

you can always go the good ol' pikes? you can adjust them for dh when you need and have them on 100mm for the rest?
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What am i saying go the argyles there sick ass, preferably 318's that's what i'm getting. :D

[Jordan!]

Go the argyles, but it really depends on your personal choice.

[mitchy123]

just get Argyle 419's off chain reaction for like $550. thats what i did. there the sickest forks ever.

[Kearsley]

I've gone off argyles.
waaaaayyy too stiff.

[ride2puke]

hey,

yeah I was thinking of bying of CRC. But my parents wont let me get any thing without a warrenty. So i would have to buy from a bike shop. Yeah the argyles are looking like a great choice. What wheels would you recomend.

cheers.

[chelsea_fan7]

stuff from CRC has the manufacturers warranty with them. You can read about warranty on the website
as for wheels, hope pro 2's on mtx's or 721's, you can't go wrong

[ride2puke]

hey

thankz for all the help. my friend was looking at the new norco 250's 08 modle just wondered what you guys thought about them.

cheers,

[blanket_melb]

Argyles are good and thats a pretty good price i saw the bike shed mortdale had them on special for $400 once though but yeh

dude like you no if there good, number one uve never ridden them before, number two you thought dj fours were good for Down hill

[On ya bike]

dude like you no if there good, number one uve never ridden them before, number two you thought dj fours were good for Down hill

hardy har har

[Adamski]

Well I'd go Gold Labels if you are still up in the air...as for a wheelset...the options really revolve around the hubs...rims are a no brainer, Mavic 721's, but in terms of hubs I'd say go Tuff Neck hubs...the front hub is super practical being able to easily swap between a QR set up and a 20mm set up, and the rear hub has a fantastic click! Plus the money you save on the hubs can be used to pay for the labour of building a wheelset. Hope that helps.

[BeNny_Boyy]

hey

thankz for all the help. my friend was looking at the new norco 250's 08 modle just wondered what you guys thought about them.

cheers,

They look sweet as.

To ride would be similar if not the same to the '07.

But the '07 250 is a great bike. A beast to manual ;)

[ride2puke]

They look sweet as.

To ride would be similar if not the same to the '07.

But the '07 250 is a great bike. A beast to manual ;)

hey,
yea thankz for the help. do you no how much they retail for? 1600?

cheers

[BeNny_Boyy]

Norco 250 '07 goes for RRP$1399

Not sure about the '08. Should be about the same.

Might be tricky to find an '07. Their really popular coz their a great bike (even though their colour scheme was designed by Paul Frank).

[ride2puke]

hey,

yeah thankz for the help i think that the 08 are more expensive. due to better parts= argyles.

oh and do you guys reckon i should put wombolts on a ns surburban or some mountain bike crankz.

[chelsea_fan7]

deffinently get some bmx cranks of some type, like profiles...

[ride2puke]

yea,

i think im gonna go with the wombolts. i can get them 270 aus of dans including shiping. so i think thats the way to go.

thankz for the help

[Yowie]

yea,

i think im gonna go with the wombolts. i can get them 270 aus of dans including shiping. so i think thats the way to go.

thankz for the help

Wombolts aren't much more than that locally not worth the hassle of going OS.

[chelsea_fan7]

does your frame have a euro bb? because i have heard that 22mm spindles can squash euro bearings...

[BeNny_Boyy]

deffinently get some bmx cranks of some type, like profiles...

That would be a fantastic idea. But it would be just as good if you got some lightweight and strong MTB cranks.

EDIT:
Then again profiles would be cheaper