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We just need a sticky thread like in motors, but "show us your push bikes". Would mean the bike pics & specs wouldn't get continuously lost in this mess!
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We just need a sticky thread like in motors, but "show us your push bikes". Would mean the bike pics & specs wouldn't get continuously lost in this mess!
Morewood Sukuma
Probably a little out of my price range. Nice looking frame though.
If only you knew someone who sells them....
If only
but unless that person is practically giving them away, its still too expensive 
I resprayed the back silver when the back was starting to get tatty. It could do with a respray again though. I'll take some better pics of it at the weekend if you want?
Pic from early 2011:
*note: Comes with a standard 400lb spring. Not the Ti one shown.
What's the weight of it and what size seat post does it take? Can't find any specs on a 2008 frame.
Any issues with it?
Some clearer pics would be good. Hard to tell anything from that picture
All the details are on the SC web site:
http://www.santacruzbikes.co.uk/heckler
The design hasn't changed since 2007
Edit: No issues with the frame. I put new bearings in it not long before I took it apart to build the T2. Headset runs as good as new. Across German quality.
http://www.santacruzbikes.co.uk/heckler
The design hasn't changed since 2007
Edit: No issues with the frame. I put new bearings in it not long before I took it apart to build the T2. Headset runs as good as new. Across German quality.
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This! I wanna see some sexy bikes.
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Going from fs to ht isn't a backwards step to me, it's just going to be a different sort of ride with advantages and disadvantages like any full sus frame.
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People need to put there bike spec also, otherwise someone is just going to post the question and render the picture thread useless.
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So, having learned my lesson by having an expensive uninsured bike stolen, I'm going to sort out proper cover. Are most of you guys adding it to your house insurance policy, or using a bike specific insurer?
on my home and contents insurance. Direct line cover up to £1k but will cover anything over that so long as it's named as a specific item on the insurance, with a small increase in premium.
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My bikes are on my M&S home insurance, you don't have to itemise single items unless they are over £4k. However they've recently changed their policies for new customers so if while hunting you read lots of recommendations for them (which I did) make sure you look at the details first.
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