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Monkey
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Nice bike! I built that bike haha...frame was a display from interbike. Some kid(i think from Texas) called my shop and wanted a DH bike. Ended up with that custom build. Only thing I hated about it was the cinelli post. Kid needed the bike quick so I just threw the post on. Looks like he barely used the bike
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Chimp
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I have the same frame in red.
All the pivots are very high quality machined aluminium or stainless so I'd suspect the shock hardware first or even a bearing unless something has been put together wrong.
I've gone over-board with mud protection. I made a small fender like the V10 has from a crud catcher, attached a rapid racer guard from the swingarm to the seatube and filled around the shock and linkage with moto foam (fish tank filter).
If you ever have to change the main pivot bearings get a blind bearing puller because they are doubled up on each side and almost impossible to drift out.
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Looks good! I'd throw on a direct mount and give the tires the steave peach cut. looks like your guide is also brotated forward too far.
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Monkey
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no sh*t! gravity shop in texas? small world
really interesting about how it was the interbike showbike
yeah the bike is in stupid good condition.. thats why i had to jump on it!
@goodgrief.. im pretty sure its just the rebound side rear shock eyelet, i can see the movement
im thinking of just hacking up a innertube..i feel like dirt/mud/shotty water will kill the pivots real quick
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Screw the trick police and the style Nazis. If it feels good, do it.
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Innertube between the swingarm and seat tube does the job well, that's what's seen mine through a few Scottish winters.
Enjoy!
If a man was standing in a forest, and no woman was around to hear him, would he still be wrong?
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Monkey
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Actually...my shop was in Utah. The kid just called us I guess bc we were a commencal dealer. None was near him
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Monkey
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 Originally Posted by nmpearson
Actually...my shop was in Utah. The kid just called us I guess bc we were a commencal dealer. None was near him
very cool... do you have any other details on the frame? where it was built/welded?
im stoked to know where its from!
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Screw the trick police and the style Nazis. If it feels good, do it.
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Monkey
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 Originally Posted by TrumbullHucker
im stoked to know where its from!
don't get your hopes up....they are TW made. very high quality bikes though!
the rebound side DU bushing will wear very quickly, i had to replace them at a minimum of every 6 months on my commy supreme (version before yours). the bearings last pretty good, they are sealed and shielded pretty good.
God help us...We're in the hands of engineers...
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Monkey
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Yah it's just from tw...I personally built up the bike though. Not sure why he pulled the direct mount stem off.
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Monkey
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 Originally Posted by nmpearson
Yah it's just from tw...I personally built up the bike though. Not sure why he pulled the direct mount stem off.
meh.. yeah not suprised about the TW.. yeah ill buy a direct stem soon no biggy
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