Bike Check? Bike check.

Guerra Martyr Frame
Duo Stunner Tire Rear
Toiga StreetBlock tire front
Some random Fit grips
BSD Girrafic Bars
DK Alpha stem
Eclat Pause Brake lever
Animal Linear brake cable
Fit Shiv II fork
Primo N4FL hub laced to an Alienation Deviant rim
Alienation Freecoaster laced to a Stolen rim
Stolen PC pegs
Colony V2 Cranks
Odyssey JCPC pedals
Kink chainwheel
Animal Seat
Primo Seatpost     

I ride a gold premium inspired

Currently on a trek sessions 88. Got it in December for 1000. It was brand new, with great parts. It was a steal.

DK Eight Pack

Sitting in my parents garage though. I think I rode around on it 2 years ago and tried some 3's. But it's been a while.

I miss bmx

Well I had a 2011 giant reign 1 but it got jacked last week :(

Now I'm just left with my 2005 giant faith 1 that I race on and she's the jankiest DH bike I know but I still love her. That frame will never break.

any BMX racers on here? or anyone who raced in a prior lifetime?

I know its not relevant but shoutout to anyone still ripping it up, I essentially quit when my family moved out west to Utah (even though its massive out here). had boatloads of fun from age 6 till like 13, rode Redlines mostly for a shop that sponsored me and my sister, got a few top 3 finishes in the state, got a few nationals invites, etc. all that fun stuff, really had a blast thinking back on it in hindsight. But I guess all the kick-ass skiing/other outdoor activities make up for it.

also was heavy into BMX when not racing, dirt jumps thrilled me a helluva lot more than street/park riding due to my background, but it was all sick as fuck. loved building retardedly dangerous mounds of dirt to see how hard we could huck.

kudos to yall still tearing it up, shits hard whipping those frames around sometimes.

Well there is a road bike thread as well but...

I ride a Focus Variado 2.0

and love it

DeebieSkeebiesany BMX racers on here? or anyone who raced in a prior lifetime?

I know its not relevant but shoutout to anyone still ripping it up, I essentially quit when my family moved out west to Utah (even though its massive out here). had boatloads of fun from age 6 till like 13, rode Redlines mostly for a shop that sponsored me and my sister, got a few top 3 finishes in the state, got a few nationals invites, etc. all that fun stuff, really had a blast thinking back on it in hindsight. But I guess all the kick-ass skiing/other outdoor activities make up for it.

also was heavy into BMX when not racing, dirt jumps thrilled me a helluva lot more than street/park riding due to my background, but it was all sick as fuck. loved building retardedly dangerous mounds of dirt to see how hard we could huck.

kudos to yall still tearing it up, shits hard whipping those frames around sometimes.

racing was my life when I was four. I rode a haro sr mini back then. I had always wanted to get into park and dirt and im glad I did

Aboulute dirt pic but riding the Specialized Sirrus Elite

CheddarJackWell I had a 2011 giant reign 1 but it got jacked last week :(

Now I'm just left with my 2005 giant faith 1 that I race on and she's the jankiest DH bike I know but I still love her. That frame will never break.

fuck thieves

Ns capital frame
Ns rns forks
Ns proof bars
Ns quantum stem
Ns radiance pedals
Profile mini hubs/guards
Odyssey hazard lite rims
Odyssey thunderbolt cranks
Odyssey mds sprocket
stolen joint hp tires
1664 pegs
fiend headset
Shadow bb
tioga d spyder seat
kmc k710 chain
odi longneck grips

I like bikes. Haven't bought a complete in about 5 years.
Ran this one for a long time:

Custom frame by Stout bikes
Fox 32 Float 80mm
Atomlab P-lites on Profile classics
Atomlab stem
Deity Topsoil bars
Deity cranks, ti spindle
Odyssey monolever w/ bb7 road
Kenda sb 8s
Some plastic metal core sprocket that eventually ovallized on me
Deity Saddle
Deity Compound Pedals
Then came this guy:

Trek Ticket S R-Dawg
Manitou Circus Expert
NS Quark Pro Stem
Deity Blacklabel Bar
Shimano XT Brakes
Deity I Beam Saddle
Deity Pedals
Shimano Saint Crankset
Raceface Narrow-Wide
Zee rear mech
Ultegra Cassette
Saint Shifter
Spank Tweet rims laced to Hope Pro 2s
Kenda SB8s
Deity I-Beam Saddle

Then I added this one to the fleet:

Devinci Spartan Alum
Fox 36 Van
Stans Flow EX Wheels
Shimano XT Brakes
Spank Spike stem
Spank 777 Bar
Shimano XT Shifters
Shimano XT Cranks
Shimano SLX Rear mech
Blackspire steel N/W
Oneup 42 tooth cog and goat link
Shimano XT cassette
Deity Compound pedals
Maxxis Ardents summer, Maxxis Minions winter.
Saddle that came on my specialized hardrock 5 years ago. Keeping that thing till the end of time, man.

Dont have pictures, but I'll post when I get home later this week. I have too many bikes, the newest of which is 3 years old.

2012 Giant Faith (Dh/Freeride)
2009 Turner 5 Spot (All Mtn)
2009 NS Bitch (DJ/occasional trail when I feel I'm getting lazy on my full susp)
1984 Scwinn Sprinter (cruiser bike, got it for a steel (get it?) For only $75

Just a fix for around campus, but I ride a Takara Kabuto

Threads for later.

ThaLoraxI have too many bikes

Does such a thing actually exist? If so, I haven't found it yet.

division.bellThreads for later.



Does such a thing actually exist? If so, I haven't found it yet.

Nope. n+1 is the right number.

Storage us a big issue though

Probably ordering this very soon.

State warhawk. Cyclocross single speed

Didn't get out on it as much as I wanted this summer, but hopefully there will be a few days out before the snow flies. If not, it will soon be time for upgrading parts (namely suspension and possibly brakes).

SE Draft Lite
SKS fenders
Fyxation gates slim pedals
Cheapo pedal straps
Origin8 chain tensioners
Seat taken from scott mountain bike
Bars wrapped in bike tape, which broke brake lever housing, barely held on right now, but I don't even need brakes as I get better at riding fixed gear
Crappy frame has caused some headset issues and my temporary solution will probably fuck up the frame more, so I plan on building this next summer and using mostly parts from the SE and my 1990's Torelli road bike.

Currently don't have a Mountain bike and I'm living in Bozeman, MT surrounded by awesome mountains :(

transition trail-or-park
marzocchi 66rcv cut to 90mms
atomlab pimplites laced to 20mm chris king hubs (fapfapfap)
profile stem
azonic bars
profile cranks
animal pedals
haynes nine
maxxis holyrollers
pivotal seat

Trek Farley 8. Almost completely stock except for being tubeless with Orange Seal sealant. Running Shimano M780 pedals on it, and then I just carry a shit load of gear, always two bottles, a hand pump, and a saddle bag that is probably way more stacked than anything you've ever seen. I don't carry tubes because they're massive so I have to load my bag with stuff to patch and seal a tire and rim. Also carrying quick links for 10spd chain and 11spd chain because no other locals do, yet they always break chains... Basically I'm a support guy for a lot of people.

I also have a Trek Cobia but the Farley is a way better spec so it's been my daily driver this summer. I'll be riding it all winter to.

Santa Cruz Bronson

ThaLoraxNope. n+1 is the right number.

ThaLoraxStorage us a big issue though

Agreed, on both counts. Storing a huge quiver of skis is so much easier to manage than a large stable of bikes.

Big_Spence

Where is that track? That looks amazing.

The new toy

2013 Santa Cruz blur lt2

lardhole

Santa Cruz Bronson

How do you like the Bronson?

lardhole

Santa Cruz Bronson

Is that actually you, or Josh Bryceland? Are you Josh Bryceland?

onenerdykidIs that actually you, or Josh Bryceland? Are you Josh Bryceland?

Yeah that's actually me. But the Bronson is really nice it's pretty much the nomad just a little different dimensions

willifastHow do you like the Bronson?

The Bronson is so much fun it's pretty much the nomad but just different dimensions

division.bellAgreed, on both counts. Storing a huge quiver of skis is so much easier to manage than a large stable of bikes.



Where is that track? That looks amazing.

track is in walla walla, wa. definitely one of my favorites in the state.

DH

Scott Gambler medium frame, with Gstaad team issue front triangle (moar lighters)
Fox 40 Float RC2 (26")
Bos Void rear shock
E13 LG1 Race wheels
Maxxis Minion DHF super tacky 2.5" tires, dual ply
E13 LG1 Race crankset, bb, & guidering
Ti-Spring's Ti pedals (not pictured but on the bike now)
Gammut chain guide
Renthal Carbon Fatbar, 20mm rise, uncut (not pictured but on the bike now)
Renthal Integra stem + 10mm spacer
Renthal Kevlar lock on grips
Sram XO Trail carbon levers with Code calipers, 200mm rotors
Sram X9 shifter
Sram XO rear derailleur
Sram PG1070 cassette (modded for 7-speed via Ti-Springs conversion kit)
SDG carbon seatpost
SDG i-Beam Fly saddle

So Enduro brah

Evil Uprising, medium long frame
Fox 34 CTD fork
Fox Float CTD rear shock
Full Shimano XT build
Maxxis Minion DHF 3C, 2.35", single ply
Renthal Carbon Fatbar, 20mm rise, uncut
Renthal Apex stem, 50mm reach
Renthal Kevlar lock on grips
Rock Shox Reverb 150mm post
Specialized Phenom Comp 143mm saddle

BMX

GT DLSY frame, 21" tt
GT 3-piece crankset
GT pivotal post
GT pivotal seat
GT Pool tires, 2.35"
Eclat Dive Bar, 8.9"
Eclat Nathan stem
Eclat Stream fork
Eclat Trippin wheelset with Pulse hubs
Eclat Venom pegs, 4"
Eclat Plaza pedals

I have a steel Commencal DJ bike (26") and a Specialized Roubaix Expert road bike as well, but don't have any photos of them. If I get some time, I will add them in at some point.

onenerdykidDH

Scott Gambler medium frame, with Gstaad team issue front triangle (moar lighters)
Fox 40 Float RC2 (26")
Bos Void rear shock
E13 LG1 Race wheels
Maxxis Minion DHF super tacky 2.5" tires, dual ply
E13 LG1 Race crankset, bb, & guidering
Ti-Spring's Ti pedals (not pictured but on the bike now)
Gammut chain guide
Renthal Carbon Fatbar, 20mm rise, uncut (not pictured but on the bike now)
Renthal Integra stem + 10mm spacer
Renthal Kevlar lock on grips
Sram XO Trail carbon levers with Code calipers, 200mm rotors
Sram X9 shifter
Sram XO rear derailleur
Sram PG1070 cassette (modded for 7-speed via Ti-Springs conversion kit)
SDG carbon seatpost
SDG i-Beam Fly saddle

So Enduro brah

Evil Uprising, medium long frame
Fox 34 CTD fork
Fox Float CTD rear shock
Full Shimano XT build
Maxxis Minion DHF 3C, 2.35", single ply
Renthal Carbon Fatbar, 20mm rise, uncut
Renthal Apex stem, 50mm reach
Renthal Kevlar lock on grips
Rock Shox Reverb 150mm post
Specialized Phenom Comp 143mm saddle

BMX

GT DLSY frame, 21" tt
GT 3-piece crankset
GT pivotal post
GT pivotal seat
GT Pool tires, 2.35"
Eclat Dive Bar, 8.9"
Eclat Nathan stem
Eclat Stream fork
Eclat Trippin wheelset with Pulse hubs
Eclat Venom pegs, 4"
Eclat Plaza pedals

I have a steel Commencal DJ bike (26") and a Specialized Roubaix Expert road bike as well, but don't have any photos of them. If I get some time, I will add them in at some point.

I think your bike stable is worth more than all of my worldly possessions combined. Ha ha. Amazing bikes, man.

saskskierI think your bike stable is worth more than all of my worldly possessions combined. Ha ha. Amazing bikes, man.

Haha thanks man! I will admit though, I think I have a bit of a problem... And I think I might have the same problem with skis and boots haha

Commuter
1984 scwinn super le tour
picked up at a bike swap and did some work
probably give it a new paint job this winter
found it like this. new hoods, cables and bar tape. and a bearing overhaul.
love the old chromoly frame though

trail bike
2014 Giant Trance
sinc this picture I've added spank handle bars, rockshox revelation fork, slammed the stem, odi ruffian grips and I ride flats mostly now.
This winter I should service the suspension/ think about a new shock and new brakes.

cant get a picture up but

federal hoffman bars 8.75
s&m lil redneck stem
odyssey headset
kink lightest bar ends
odyssey r25 forks
haro sdv2
redline device cranks (cheap but strong af)
twisted pc pedals
shadow bb
shadow halflink
shadow 25t sprocket
back wheel shadow raptor cassete lhd laced to primo vs
front wheel eclat pulse laced to cinema 777
fit faf 2.4 in the front
demo momentum 2.3 in the back
demo plastic pegs

if you want to see it its on my ig @alextrkulja i think it looks pretty clean

onenerdykidDH

Scott Gambler medium frame, with Gstaad team issue front triangle (moar lighters)
Fox 40 Float RC2 (26")
Bos Void rear shock
E13 LG1 Race wheels
Maxxis Minion DHF super tacky 2.5" tires, dual ply
E13 LG1 Race crankset, bb, & guidering
Ti-Spring's Ti pedals (not pictured but on the bike now)
Gammut chain guide
Renthal Carbon Fatbar, 20mm rise, uncut (not pictured but on the bike now)
Renthal Integra stem + 10mm spacer
Renthal Kevlar lock on grips
Sram XO Trail carbon levers with Code calipers, 200mm rotors
Sram X9 shifter
Sram XO rear derailleur
Sram PG1070 cassette (modded for 7-speed via Ti-Springs conversion kit)
SDG carbon seatpost
SDG i-Beam Fly saddle

So Enduro brah

Evil Uprising, medium long frame
Fox 34 CTD fork
Fox Float CTD rear shock
Full Shimano XT build
Maxxis Minion DHF 3C, 2.35", single ply
Renthal Carbon Fatbar, 20mm rise, uncut
Renthal Apex stem, 50mm reach
Renthal Kevlar lock on grips
Rock Shox Reverb 150mm post
Specialized Phenom Comp 143mm saddle

BMX

GT DLSY frame, 21" tt
GT 3-piece crankset
GT pivotal post
GT pivotal seat
GT Pool tires, 2.35"
Eclat Dive Bar, 8.9"
Eclat Nathan stem
Eclat Stream fork
Eclat Trippin wheelset with Pulse hubs
Eclat Venom pegs, 4"
Eclat Plaza pedals

I have a steel Commencal DJ bike (26") and a Specialized Roubaix Expert road bike as well, but don't have any photos of them. If I get some time, I will add them in at some point.

Gee you are stacked. I had the old Scott gambler and it totalled to be 58 lbs. Not the most fun bike

steezburgereddie

Ns capital frame
Ns rns forks
Ns proof bars
Ns quantum stem
Ns radiance pedals
Profile mini hubs/guards
Odyssey hazard lite rims
Odyssey thunderbolt cranks
Odyssey mds sprocket
stolen joint hp tires
1664 pegs
fiend headset
Shadow bb
tioga d spyder seat
kmc k710 chain
odi longneck grips

I want to build a 26 inch rigid so fucking bad.

lardholeGee you are stacked. I had the old Scott gambler and it totalled to be 58 lbs. Not the most fun bike

Thanks man! The new ones, even though they are still aluminum, can be built up pretty light. Mine is 16.5kg/36lbs, and I could make it lighter with some carbon wheels but that's a bit more coin than I'm willing to drop.

Bronson carbon with good parts. Now with better tyres, Saint mech and Wolf Tooth 30t oval chainring.

I like it.

my mom bought it when she was my age. (40 years ago) now she lets me ride it. I love it

Boax

Bronson carbon with good parts. Now with better tyres, Saint mech and Wolf Tooth 30t oval chainring.

I like it.

how do you like your oval chain ring? I like the concept and would love to give it a try.

Tingahow do you like your oval chain ring? I like the concept and would love to give it a try.

Pretty subtle, but noticeable. Feels a bit smoother all the time and it's most noticeable on short, steep climbs when it feels a bit easier to keep momentum.

I was changing to a smaller chainring anyway so I went for the oval. Go for it on your next chainring but unless you have cash to burn then it can wait.

Tingahow do you like your oval chain ring? I like the concept and would love to give it a try.

Pretty subtle, but noticeable. Feels a bit smoother all the time and it's most noticeable on short, steep climbs when it feels a bit easier to keep momentum.

I was changing to a smaller chainring anyway so I went for the oval. Go for it on your next chainring but unless you have cash to burn then it can wait.

Tingahow do you like your oval chain ring? I like the concept and would love to give it a try.

Pretty subtle, but noticeable. Feels a bit smoother all the time and it's most noticeable on short, steep climbs when it feels a bit easier to keep momentum.

I was changing to a smaller chainring anyway so I went for the oval. Go for it on your next chainring but unless you have cash to burn then it can wait.

BoaxPretty subtle, but noticeable. Feels a bit smoother all the time and it's most noticeable on short, steep climbs when it feels a bit easier to keep momentum.

I was changing to a smaller chainring anyway so I went for the oval. Go for it on your next chainring but unless you have cash to burn then it can wait.

this is everything I wanted to hear in an answer.

When I used to ride I had a 200.2 Haro. It was a pretty fun bike/held up good

I like bikes...

I don't currently have pictures of everything, but here goes.

2016 Specialized Sworks Stumpjumper 29er 135mm rear travel

Stock bike
Pike RCT3 140mm fork (recently swapped to the bolt on Maxle stealth instead of QR Maxle)
Fox Factory Float RX tune with Kashima
Sram XX1 drivetrain
XTR Trail brakes with 203mm front and 180mm rear RT86 rotors with finned and sintered pads
Syntace F109 75mm x 6 degree stem
Specialized carbon handlebar 750mm width
Specialized Sip lock-on grips (swapped the stock XL's for the standard diameter)
Roval Traverse SL carbon wheels with Roval hubs setup tubeless using the spoke hole plugs instead of tubeless rim strip
Specialized Sworks carbon cranks with 30t ring
Specialized Command Post IRCC dropper with single ring lever
Specialized Henge Pro saddle with Ti rails 143mm
Specialized Butcher front Purgatory rear 29x2.3 tires setup tubeless
XTR Race pedals


Knolly Endorphin - 26" 140mm rear travel

Pike RCT3 150mm Solo Air
Cane Creek CCDB Air CS
Chris King headset
Chromag Acute handlebar 735mm width
Thomson 50mm stem
Lizard Skins Moab lock-on grips
Chris King hubs laced to Stan's Flow EX rims
Thomson seatpost
WTB Devo SLT saddle Ti rails
Sram X01 shifter
Sram X01 rear derailleur
Sram X01 cassette
Sram XX1 chain
XT brakes with 180mm RT86 rotors with finned and sintered pads
Race Face Next SL cranks
Race Face cinch BB
Race Face Direct Mount N/W 32t ring
XTR Trail pedals
Salsa Fliplock QR seatpost clamp
Hope headset spaces
Specialized 26x2.3 Butcher Control tires setup tubeless

Specialized Fatboy custom build

Specialized Fatboy frame with carbon Chisel fork
Specialized Fatboy wheelset
Specialized Ground Control 26x4.6 tires still currently with tubes...
Chromag Acute handlebar 735mm width
Thomson 70mm stem
Lizard Skins Moab lock-on grips
Thomson seatpost
Specialized Henge Comp saddle Cromo rails 143mm
Sram X1 shifter
Sram X1 rear derailleur
Sram X1 cassette
Sram X1 chain
XT brakes with 180mm RT86 rotors with finned and sintered pads
E13 TRS+ crank
E13 BB
Race Face 30t N/W ring
XTR Trail pedals
Salsa Fliplock QR seatpost clamp


2009 Santa Cruz Chameleon custom build - for sale

Fox Talas 140mm fork
Chris King headset
Race Face bar/stem/seatpost
WTB Volt saddle
Sun Ringle SUV wheelset
Continental Mountain King Protection 26x2.4 tires
Race Face Atlas AM crank
Race Face BB
Sram X9 3x9 complete drivetrain (yes, it was built in 2009, and yes I do know it's WAY too many gears)
XT brakes with 160mm RT86 rotors and finned and sintered pads

2015 Specialized Tarmac Pro Disc Race

Bone stock, no changes yet. I do have some new tape to wrap but was waiting for the rain

Ultegra 11x2 complete drivetrain with hydraulic disc brakes, 11-28t cassette
Roval CL40 carbon wheelset
Specialized Pro carbon cranks with 52/36 rings
Ultegra pedals
Specialized Sworks seatpost
Specialized Toupe Expert saddle 143mm Ti rails
Specialized Turbo Pro 700x25 tires


2014 Santa Cruz Chameleon singlespeed project - still in progress, needs rims, spokes, nipples, chain and a fork and then it's build time.

Will be:

Pike RCT3 140mm Solo Air
Chris King hubs laced to Stan's Flow EX rims
Chris King headset
Chris King BB
Chris King singlespeed cogs
Race Face Sixc crank
Race Face N/W 32t ring
Deity Dirty30 bar 760mm width
Lizard Skins Moab lock-on grips
XT brakes with 160mm RT86 rotors with finned and sintered pads
Thomson seatpost
Salsa Fliplock QR seatpost clamp
Leftover saddle choice from whatever I have laying around
Specialized Butcher front Purgatory rear tires

Big_Spencetrack is in walla walla, wa. definitely one of my favorites in the state.

That open to ride on any bike? Looks worth the drive from this side of the mountains.

division.bellThat open to ride on any bike? Looks worth the drive from this side of the mountains.

yeah it's completely open to the public. it's the longest ABA sanctioned track in WA. the first two straights are absolutely massive; like 30'+ a feature but it's incredibly well built and always in good shape during race season. let me know if you ever come over this way to ride (track or XC) cause i'd love to show you around!

Mod_DaneI want to build a 26 inch rigid so fucking bad.

Mine is 24" but that frame also comes in 26"