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Ibis Tranny 29 - Back to Basics

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krisrayner
11/18/2016 7:33pm
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Parts
Brand
Model
Additional info

Parts

Frame
Ibis
Tranny 29
Rigid, belt drive
Frame: Ibis Tranny 29. Misc: Rigid, belt drive
Fork
Enve Composites
MTN
52mm rake setting
Fork: Enve Composites MTN. Misc: 52mm rake setting
Headset
Chris King
Inset 3
Turquoise
Headset: Chris King Inset 3. Misc: Turquoise
Handlebar
ENVE
Carbon Fiber Mountain Sweep
Handlebar: ENVE Carbon Fiber Mountain Sweep
Stem
Thomson
X4 70mm
Stem: Thomson X4 70mm
Grips
Renthal
Kevlar Lock-On
Grips: Renthal Kevlar Lock-On
Brakes
Shimano
XT M8000
Brakes: Shimano XT M8000
Cranks
Shimano
XTR M980
Cranks: Shimano XTR M980
Chainrings / Sprocket
Other
Gates
Chainrings / Sprocket: Other Gates
Bottom Bracket
Chris King
PF92
Bottom Bracket: Chris King PF92
Cassette / Rear Cog
Other
Gates
Cassette / Rear Cog: Other Gates
Pedals
Shimano
XTR Trail
Pedals: Shimano XTR Trail
Front Rim
Easton
ARC 27
Front Rim: Easton ARC 27
Rear Rim
Easton
ARC 27
Rear Rim: Easton ARC 27
Hubs
Chris King
Turquoise
Hubs: Chris King. Misc: Turquoise
Spokes
Other
Phil Wood
Spokes: Other Phil Wood
Front Tire
WTB
Breakout 2.3
Front Tire: WTB Breakout 2.3
Rear Tire
WTB
Breakout 2.3
Rear Tire: WTB Breakout 2.3
Saddle
WTB
Hightail
Saddle: WTB Hightail
Seatpost
Thomson
Elite Covert Dropper
Seatpost: Thomson Elite Covert Dropper
General Info

General Info

Model Year
2014
Model Year:
2014
Riding Type
Cross Country
Riding Type:
Cross Country
Weight
22 lb 0 oz (9979 g)
Weight: 22 lb 0 oz (9979 g)
Additional Info

Fun going back to basics on a rigid single speed. Old trails are made new again and I'm having to refine my riding skills. I could build it up lighter, but at the expense flats and not having a dropper.

Additional Info:

Fun going back to basics on a rigid single speed. Old trails are made new again and I'm having to refine my riding skills. I could build it up lighter, but at the expense flats and not having a dropper.

krisrayner
11/18/2016 7:33pm
10115 of 17606
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