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    My pimp new 575

    Well I just pulled the trigger on a bike that cost what all my skis put together cost. shameful, i know. Half down, half on delivery. Being delivered tomorrow, just in time for Moab departure.

    Team colors, torquoise 575 enduro build. It stretched my budget to the limit.

    not mine, but you get the idea


    Fork: FOX VANILLA 130 RL.
    Headset:CANE CREEK S-2.
    Crankset/BB (with new XTR-type out-board bearing integrated bottom bracket)
    RACE FACE EVOLVE XC 44X32X22.
    Derailleurs: X-Gen front and X-9 rear.
    Shifters: SRAM X-9.
    Cassette:SRAM PG 950 11-32
    Chain: SHIMANO - 9 SPEED.
    Wheelset:
    ARC-YETI / SHIMANO 525
    MAVIC 317.
    Tires: MAXXIS KEVLAR
    Disc Brakes: HAYES HFX-9 XC - 6 inch.
    Handle Bar: RACE FACE NEXT CARBON RISER 31.8mm
    Stem: RACE FACE EVOLVE XC 31.8
    Grips: YETI HARD CORE.
    Seat: YETI / WTB ROCKET V CRO-MO.
    Seat Post: RACE FACE EVOLVE XC
    More fucked up than a cricket in a hubcap

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    I dig my 575. You will be happy.
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    Well, I'm not allowed to delete this post, but, I can say, go fuck yourselves, everybody!

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    Sweeeeeet ride crink. If I had the coin, i think that's what id want.
    Drive slow, homie.

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    Hell

    Yeah



    Oh, and you probably shouldn't have posted that. It'll get Particle all envious and convince him (again) that he really does want to sell his Foes and get a 575.

    Also, it's looking good that I'll be down in Moab. I won't have a shiny new bike, but it still could be fun.

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    I am friggin so giddy right now. I'll give a shout out to Sean and Nick at the Sports Garage in Boulder, they were awesome. They have the frame on the wall and were going to pick up the kit and put it togther ASAP. Their eyes lit up when i told them I was going to Moab and I would be eternally grateful (and the envy of all my friends) if I could get it by friday morning. Which they assured me, it would be done.

    Also got last years price on this years bike, typo on thier part, but they honored the price.
    More fucked up than a cricket in a hubcap

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    oh snap! yer gonna rip the shit outta everything!


    congrats homey
    Let me lock in the system at Warp 2
    Push it on into systematic overdrive
    You know what to do

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    College fund and diapers bitch!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Foggy_Goggles
    College fund and diapers bitch!
    you sound like my wife, really.
    More fucked up than a cricket in a hubcap

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    Nice Crinkle! Congrats...

    CS, I will stand strong in the face of temptation...

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    Sweet - have fun in Moab. I'm doin' Fruita this weekend.
    I think I'm going mad.

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    hell yeah crinkle. hit me up once it warms up. we have some riding to do.

    just got my bike back from chicago, so i got the itch too...
    go for rob

    www.dpsskis.com

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    Thats a sweet ride dude. I just got a new Giant reign 1. Got some upgrades to do to lighten it up some but so far I like it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SKISC
    Thats a sweet ride dude. I just got a new Giant reign 1. Got some upgrades to do to lighten it up some but so far I like it.
    nice the reign was on the short list, but went with my desire, yeti.

    marshal, will do, i can ride more than i can ski, since its usually closer.
    More fucked up than a cricket in a hubcap

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    oh I am such a happy boy. I got her home, after tweaking at the shop. Here is the pic of her homecoming.




    bike stoke is kicking up around here. Moab report on monday.
    More fucked up than a cricket in a hubcap

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    Sweet ride. Welcome to the family.

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    fuggin nice crink!! yer gonna destroy this yr.
    Drive slow, homie.

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    Nice score, dude. Looks damn good.

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    sweet ride, dude!

    I really have to ride one this year in Moab and see what all the fuss is about.

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    likin' the yeti saddle
    Let me lock in the system at Warp 2
    Push it on into systematic overdrive
    You know what to do

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    Now there's a bike worthy of the rider.

    I'm envious!!!

    What kind of weight are we talking on the bike?

    Have you had a chance to really ride it yet?
    I want a 6" travel 20lb MTB. I found the 20lb MTB, but only good for riders under 87 pounds.

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    Nice, I remember you luisting after the 575 when I met you last summer.

    You'll be a juggernaut with that bike.
    Looking California, feeling Minnesota.

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    after smashing every rock in Moab over the weekend, i can convincingly say "THIS BIKE ROCKS"

    Very easy to point it through technical sections that only a 100 mm of travel in my old bike was a gamble and very rough ride. Now its almost like cheating. 2-3' drops no problem. Little more effort to flick it around vs my old bike, but a few lbs will do that. I think I need to be in better shape as well. Pro-pedal isn't perfect, but i am still dialing in the rear shock. I added a few psi, which helped on saturday's decent on porcupine vs amasa back on friday, which was a little too soft.

    I need a few rides on my familiar local trails as a good comparison, but I have absolutely no regrets. This bike is a champ, definitely what i needed to step up my game. Being a heavier rider (185 lbs) it is beefy enough to be my "do-it-all" bike.

    a full TR to follow in a day or so. Shot a ton of pics
    More fucked up than a cricket in a hubcap

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crinkle
    after smashing every rock in Moab over the weekend, i can convincingly say "THIS BIKE ROCKS"

    Very easy to point it through technical sections that only a 100 mm of travel in my old bike was a gamble and very rough ride. Now its almost like cheating. 2-3' drops no problem. Little more effort to flick it around vs my old bike, but a few lbs will do that. I think I need to be in better shape as well. Pro-pedal isn't perfect, but i am still dialing in the rear shock. I added a few psi, which helped on saturday's decent on porcupine vs amasa back on friday, which was a little too soft.

    I need a few rides on my familiar local trails as a good comparison, but I have absolutely no regrets. This bike is a champ, definitely what i needed to step up my game. Being a heavier rider (185 lbs) it is beefy enough to be my "do-it-all" bike.

    a full TR to follow in a day or so. Shot a ton of pics
    Thanks for the report Crinkle. I am bidding on a 575 on ebay. If you are a heavier rider at 185 what does it make me at 225? Please don't say Clydesdale.
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    Nice. I'm ordering that same bike within a few months. I need a trail bike bad, and that thing fits the bill. The hard part will be not ordering the Eduro Pro kit w/ Fox 36 and DHX.
    Cheers, our 575s should rally at some point this summer, I'm all fired up on Coloraaaado riding. Gotta take that thing on Sovereign next time you go down to Moab....start on the south end and do an out and back...mmmmmm.
    "It's too bad that a lot of people have never experienced the feeling of rollerblading in the cool air of a summer evening"
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rontele
    Thanks for the report Crinkle. I am bidding on a 575 on ebay. If you are a heavier rider at 185 what does it make me at 225? Please don't say Clydesdale.
    It makes you fat?

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