ianbike
07-15-2002, 02:29 PM
Hey everyone, I just finished my dh bike. I don't have a star so would anyone be willing to post a pic if I e-mail them one? heres the specs... balfa bb7 long orange frame, monster t, sun singlewide rims on dt onyx hubs with 14 gauge spokes. purple hayes dh brakes w/8in rotors. thomson stem and seatpost. random seat. easton riser bar, deore xt cassette, rear derraileur,shifter. Sweet bike.
-Ian
Sure, I don't mind posting some pics for ya, especially if it's a bad mofo like it sounds. Sounds like a rad setup...:beer:
You know the deal, just click on the e-mail bar and send it there.
Here it is...Sweet ride! :smokin:
Kyron
07-16-2002, 11:44 AM
Oh man that looks fun :beer:
Looks fast. How do you like it?
ianbike
07-18-2002, 05:18 PM
Well, so far I've done a whole lot of riding in the street and one really good dh run at Briones on a sick dh singletrack. I'm absolutely amazed at how well the damn thing sticks to the ground. The design of i8t makes wheelies and bunnyhops a little tough but I still gotta get used to it. It also clims pretty good for a 50 pound bike with tons of suspension, not that I really wanna do much of it tho. Dh is amazing, super soft and efficient. Well yea, all smiles.:smokin:
-ian
darren y
07-18-2002, 11:05 PM
Nice bike!!
Just curious Ian, how much $$ you got invested in it??
ONETUFF76
07-18-2002, 11:22 PM
how much travel do you have on it?
ianbike
07-20-2002, 11:02 AM
I've probably invested total about $4500. If i hadn't gone through a bike shop for my parts I woulda only been into it about 3 grand. oh well, at least I get pretty much free anything for as long as i'm riding. The front has like 7.25 and the back is 7.6 but the 'claim' is that the back feels like 9. I've never ridden a 9 inch bike, but it feels a lot like my friends 8.5 inch dh bike. Either way I like it.