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08 mtn bike set up

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dat_ski_dude
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well theres always a post your set up for every ski season. but seeing how our season is pretty much over (on the east coast anyway).  This marks the beggining of mtn bike season. so lets see everyones rigs for this 08 season.

ps im currently on my work computer right now i ll post an actual pic when i get home, but i ride a kona coiler heres an internet pic


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mine looks just like this one
 

May 13 2008 12:46AM
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dat_ski_dude
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May 13 2008 12:48AM
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BravoWhiskey5280
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I got a Trek Mountain Hardtail/ 3900..Its pretty good..Not to intense though
May 13 2008 12:50AM
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dat_ski_dude
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May 13 2008 12:56AM
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horner
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I ride everything with this

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May 13 2008 12:57AM
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Aenigma
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Haha, this'll be the second time I've posted this today.  But here we go....

Ventana El Cuervo with Fox DHX 5.0, 888 RC2XVA, Code 8" F/R, Saint cranks, MRP guide, etc, etc.
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Santa Cruz Heckler with Fox DHX 5.0 (PUSHed), 36 VAN RC2, Juicy 7's, and other goodies.  I've switched to a 70mm stem and 2.4 ADvantage tires since this picture, and added a stinger guide.
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It's going to be a short, but hopefully sweet season!
May 13 2008 12:59AM
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dat_ski_dude
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sick bike, do you like your fox fork? i thought about gettin one
May 13 2008 1:05AM
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Aenigma
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Yeah, I've been pretty happy with Fox so far.  Once you figure out what you want the suspension to do and how the adjustments work they're pretty easy to set up and adjust for varying terrain.  I kind of wish they had an easier way to adjust bottom-out on the 36, but after some fiddling I've gotten it to where I want it.  Beware their 15mm axle for next year, it's just another unnecessary standard that the bike industry does not need at all. 

If Marzocchi would step up their QC I think they'd have a really good shot of being better than Fox (or at least appealing to more people).  Alas, they have problems with far too many things right out of the factory and this will probably never happen.  I've noticed some really questionable quality on my 888; some of the things about it just don't seem intuitive at all.  I also still have crazy stiction even after 15 days or so of lift-accessed downhilling.  I can tell that the damping is at least as good, but it would be nice to lose the stickiness and get a little more small bump compliance...but that will probably come with more riding!
May 13 2008 1:14AM
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chicken
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biking is dead
May 13 2008 1:53AM
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freeskier824
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heres mine, can't wait to get it on some trails soon. already planning a trip to diablo

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May 13 2008 11:07AM
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ThaLorax
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Trail and Cross Country:
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Resorts, Freeride, Downhill:
[img]http://www.konaworld.uk.com/bikes/2004/2k4bikes/images/med/2K4_CoilerDlx_1300.jpg
May 13 2008 1:28PM
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ThaLorax
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May 13 2008 1:29PM
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UNREAL
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Ill get pics later,  but my dh bike:
2008 cove shocker with DHX 5.0, Code 7s, Boxxer WC, XO drivetrain,

May 13 2008 2:19PM
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FUUUCK
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Right now I have this

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soon to be replaced by this

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May 13 2008 3:10PM
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