2007 Iron Horse 6 Point
7/13/2014 12:49pm
Parts
Brand
Model
Additional info
Parts
Frame
Iron Horse
6 Point
Frame:
Iron Horse 6 Point
Rear Shock
RockShox
Vivid Air R2C
Rear Shock:
RockShox Vivid Air R2C
Fork
RockShox
Lyrik RC2DH Solo Air
Fork:
RockShox Lyrik RC2DH Solo Air
Headset
Cane Creek
Headset:
Cane Creek
Handlebar
Renthal
FatBar
780mm, 38mm rise
Handlebar:
Renthal FatBar.
Misc: 780mm, 38mm rise
Stem
Gravity
Light
60mm length
Stem:
Gravity Light.
Misc: 60mm length
Grips
Renthal
Kevlar push-on
Grips:
Renthal Kevlar push-on
Brakes
Formula
Oro Bianco
Brakes:
Formula Oro Bianco
Shifters
SRAM
x7
Shifters:
SRAM x7
Rear Derailleur
Shimano
Zee
custom spacer, mated to Sram 9sp
Rear Derailleur:
Shimano Zee.
Misc: custom spacer, mated to Sram 9sp
Chainguide
e*thirteen
LG1
Chainguide:
e*thirteen LG1
Cranks
Gravity
Light
170mm length
Cranks:
Gravity Light.
Misc: 170mm length
Chainrings / Sprocket
Renthal
SR4
32t
Chainrings / Sprocket:
Renthal SR4.
Misc: 32t
Bottom Bracket
Gravity
Bottom Bracket:
Gravity
Chain
KMC
Chain:
KMC
Cassette / Rear Cog
SRAM
PG990
Cassette / Rear Cog:
SRAM PG990
Front Rim
DT Swiss
ex500
Front Rim:
DT Swiss ex500
Rear Rim
DT Swiss
ex500
Rear Rim:
DT Swiss ex500
Hubs
Hadley
Hubs:
Hadley
Spokes
Sapim
Spokes:
Sapim
Front Tire
Maxxis
Minion DHF
2.35 ST
Front Tire:
Maxxis Minion DHF.
Misc: 2.35 ST
Rear Tire
Maxxis
Minion DHF
2.35 Maxxpro
Rear Tire:
Maxxis Minion DHF.
Misc: 2.35 Maxxpro
Saddle
WTB
Silverado
Saddle:
WTB Silverado
Seatpost
Thomson
Elite
Seatpost:
Thomson Elite
General Info
General Info
Model Year
2007
Model Year:
2007
Riding Type
Trail / All-Mountain
Riding Type:
Trail / All-Mountain
Weight
32 lb 9 oz (14770 g)
Weight: 32 lb 9 oz (14770 g)
Additional Info
I am using an external lower headset cup to accommodate the tapered steerer on my fork...the added a2c length made for a 66 degree headangle, and a 14.2 inch tall static bb height. i would love to have a straight 1 1/8th steerer and a 2 degree angleset to hopefully lower the bb height significantly and still retain a slack headangle. overall i have been very happy with the ride characteristics. i think this is still a viable trail bike by todays standards with some slight geo changes, which are fairly easy to achieve.
Additional Info:
I am using an external lower headset cup to accommodate the tapered steerer on my fork...the added a2c length made for a 66 degree headangle, and a 14.2 inch tall static bb height. i would love to have a straight 1 1/8th steerer and a 2 degree angleset to hopefully lower the bb height significantly and still retain a slack headangle. overall i have been very happy with the ride characteristics. i think this is still a viable trail bike by todays standards with some slight geo changes, which are fairly easy to achieve.
7/13/2014 12:49pm
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