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searching7
12-21-2005, 07:23 AM
I'm moving to PNW in the spring and I have a demo 8. I love the bike and ride 'em because I get a hook-up on 'em. However, I was wondering if some people think the bike is a little long for North Shore riding. The wheel base is 46.5. Just curious. Thanks

Certified Drunk
12-21-2005, 09:29 AM
It will be fine! Ride what you have.

scottjustscott
12-21-2005, 10:47 AM
Is it coated in Gore-Tex and have windsheild wipers?

krustydude
12-21-2005, 05:32 PM
All you need now is a Whistler season pass for the summer!

Tenchiro
12-21-2005, 05:35 PM
wheel base is 46.5. Just curious. Thanks


Sorry man, the max wheelbase allowed in the PNW is 46".

evilbob
12-21-2005, 06:04 PM
Sorry man, the max wheelbase allowed in the PNW is 46".
Doh somebody better tell RhinofromWA, isn't his Rotec around 50"+? :evil: Oh man that means my Dumbo 9 is over too.......:mumble: Of coarse if we don't talk about it (like certain PNW trails) it could be perfect, secret bike for secret PNW trails. :think: :think: Oops I mean we don't have any secret stuff here in the PNW to ride long bikes at anyway so anybody lookin just go away, nothing to see here. Besides there is no sun and it rains all the time anyway, no fun. :think: :sneaky:


Psssssst.........your 8 will be perfect up here :D but I never said a word. :evil:

Skookum
12-21-2005, 06:08 PM
Sorry man, the max wheelbase allowed in the PNW is 46".
No not totally true there is a Rule 7H exemption ruling in the Code 5ottNinerNiner Gnarcore Statute that states that a longer wheel base is acceptable if your fork has an integrated stem. If not you have to pay a Huck Surcharge Tax at the border.

i try to stay current on these kinda things.

evilbob
12-21-2005, 06:24 PM
No not totally true there is a Rule 7H exemption ruling in the Code 5ottNinerNiner Gnarcore Statute that states that a longer wheel base is acceptable if your fork has an integrated stem. If not you have to pay a Huck Surcharge Tax at the border.

i try to stay current on these kinda things.

Thanks Skookie you saved me. Ok I can ride my 9 without fear of a ticket and the fines that come with. RhinofromWA on the other hand I think is still runnin a boxxer and oldschool DH stem :rolleyes: we will just have to keep him hidden :D sorry buddy :devil: :evil:

Secret Squirrel
12-21-2005, 06:43 PM
Thanks Skookie you saved me. Ok I can ride my 9 without fear of a ticket and the fines that come with. RhinofromWA on the other hand I think is still runnin a boxxer and oldschool DH stem :rolleyes: we will just have to keep him hidden :D sorry buddy :devil: :evil:
Nah, he upgraded to an 02 Monster...with no integrated stem :mad:

Now his bike looks waaaay too much like mine....:dead:

Secret Squirrel
12-21-2005, 06:44 PM
No not totally true there is a Rule 7H exemption ruling in the Code 5ottNinerNiner Gnarcore Statute that states that a longer wheel base is acceptable if your fork has an integrated stem. If not you have to pay a Huck Surcharge Tax at the border.

i try to stay current on these kinda things.

I think that's the That Bike is the Gnarcore GnarGnar Tits Statute...I'll have to look it up.....:blah:

RhinofromWA
12-21-2005, 06:51 PM
Nah, he upgraded to an 02 Monster...with no integrated stem :mad:

Now his bike looks waaaay too much like mine....:dead:I know it is kind of scary isn't it?! :eek:

46.5" is a SHORT bike if you ask me....how can them kids ride them small bikes? :confused: :cool:

With the Monster it is .5-1.0" longer than the Boxxer equiped bike. Scary. Like my bike needed to be longer. lol :D

RhinofromWA
12-21-2005, 06:52 PM
Thanks Skookie you saved me. Ok I can ride my 9 without fear of a ticket and the fines that come with. RhinofromWA on the other hand I think is still runnin a boxxer and oldschool DH stem :rolleyes: we will just have to keep him hidden :D sorry buddy :devil: :evil:Yep I am a rebel......


:thumb:

searching7
12-22-2005, 07:29 AM
Thanks for the input. I know it was a goofy question, I just was curious after watching a video of the NS. Hopefully I can get a pass to whistler. I've been trying to get there for like three years, but money has been hanging me up. Anyway, just chillin doing handsprings waiting to ride.

IMPULSE
12-23-2005, 09:39 PM
All of the NSMB guys rip on Demo 8's, and they ride the shore way more than anybody on these boards. The demo has a really short chainstay length, under 16, and that is really what makes it nimble and easier to turn. The demo 8 is probably the best shore type bike you could buy right now, up there with the vp free etc.

Gex
12-23-2005, 11:04 PM
Skookum what would be the tax on my new ride?
http://photo.pinkbike.com/photo/686/pbpic686370.jpg

My wheelbase is a little long :(

ryan/kona29
12-24-2005, 12:47 AM
dude thats freaking awsome clean to

Monkeybidnezz
12-24-2005, 03:01 AM
Skookum what would be the tax on my new ride?
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My wheelbase is a little long :(

Man EP prices must be nice...:blah:

degoose
12-24-2005, 04:23 AM
oooo that one of the 45.5 wheel bases ant it! That gonna be costin u around 65 big ones..

SuperSlow
12-24-2005, 07:33 PM
you get the gaydar tax for the yellow wheels as well