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Meet the Pricepoint.com Sette Reken Hard Tail frame.
The Sette Reken has to be one of the best bargains out there for frames…$69.98!!!! Here’s the specs:
Seatpost Size: 27.2mm
Seatpost Collar Size: 31.8mm (Included)
Front Derailleur Size, Pull and Swing: 31.8mm Top Pull/Top Swing
Bottom Bracket Width: 68mm
Drop Out Type and Width: 10mm Vertical Dropout
Material: 6061 Double-Butted Aluminum
Disc Mount: 51mm [...]
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January 31st, 2008 | Posted in Gear, How To's, Main, Mountain Biking, Projects | No Comments
Received a couple of new parts for the Bandersnatch. Since I fall right in the lower end of the fitment recommendations for the frame, I’d been nervous about the length. After getting a saddle(thanks Moe) and some of the other parts together I was able to at least sit down on it and realized it’s not [...]
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January 21st, 2008 | Posted in 29er, Mountain Biking, Projects | 9 Comments
Pricepoint.com stepped up and sent me the Sette Single Speed Conversion Kit. I received it Friday and I was riding on it on Saturday and Sunday.
I’m happy to report after riding with the Sette Single Speed kit, I didn’t experience skipping or any type of issues with the drive train. I used the 18t cog [...]
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January 20th, 2008 | Posted in Gear, Main, Mountain Biking, Products, Projects | No Comments
Picked up the helmet this weekend and was pleasantly surprised with the finished product. The entire project was done by Jeremy Grayson of AirbrushOC. I basically told him I wanted a World War II themed helmet with a pinup and a chainring somewhere on there. I grew up with this guy and it’s been amazing [...]
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January 17th, 2008 | Posted in Projects | No Comments
I think I’m done with my bike, meaning I don’t need to tweak it any more. I installed a KMC chain that I had in the garage, though its vintage, its brand new. I took the advice of Jack “Ghost Rider” Sweeney and use a 3/32″ 6-8 speed chain. Doing so actually eliminated my chain [...]
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January 13th, 2008 | Posted in Main, Mountain Biking, Products, Projects | 7 Comments
Today I received the Yess Pro Full Suspension Tensioner. One I got the chance, I slapped on the hardware and tried to see how it works.
Here’s what I got…
The tensioner can work with a hard tail, the only difference that is has for the FS…in my opinion, is the roller that you install onto the [...]
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January 8th, 2008 | Posted in How To's, Main, Mountain Biking, Products, Projects | No Comments
Today I was able to set up the Full Suspension Single Speed Woodstock 707 with a SS chain ring, spacers, and a 17t cog in the rear. As far as the chain tensioner, I’m still waiting on the Yess FS/SS gadget, but since I wanted to start riding, I purchased an inexpensive chain tensioner to [...]
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January 6th, 2008 | Posted in How To's, Main, Mountain Biking, Projects | 5 Comments
So I was able to trade Moe an 8 pack of Old Rasputin Imperial Stout for an extra large full face helmet. I put the thing on and felt like Darth Helmet but the plan wasn’t to wear this beast. My idea was to give the helmet to my cousin for a fully [...]
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January 4th, 2008 | Posted in Articles, Projects | 3 Comments
Due to my new-found wrenching skills I’ve taken point on the DJ300 build. This poor baby has been resting for a while so she’s ready for her makeover. Most recently I removed the temporary cranks RL had on there and I’ve installed a Raceface FR bottom bracket. On the BB will go a set of [...]
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January 3rd, 2008 | Posted in Projects | 3 Comments
Khoa felt the need for steel… so he decided to build himself a nice ‘Steel is Real’ Mountain biking machine. Yes haters, that is a Nashbar frame, a rather sweet one may I add..
Check out his specs at thebikegeek.com by clicking here!
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December 3rd, 2007 | Posted in Mountain Biking, Projects | 1 Comment