poluvex
21 pounds of raw meat ;]
+ Salsa Scandium/Carbon 18" frame
+ Chris King head
+ FSA XC-115 Ti steam
+ FSA K-series carbon seatpost and handlebar
+ Pace RC39 C-Type 100 RL carbon fork
+ X.0 rear and shifters, casette, and hollowpin chain
+ X.9 front
+ XT Hollowtech crank
+ Hope Ceramic BB
+ Mavic wheels and Supersonic King Speed tyres
+ Hope Mini Pro disk brakes + XTR c-lock rotors (203mm/160mm)
+ Tioga Spyder Carbonite Seat
+ sealed cable routes
+ stock bolts and screws replaced with Ti hardware across
+ Salsa Scandium/Carbon 18" frame
+ Chris King head
+ FSA XC-115 Ti steam
+ FSA K-series carbon seatpost and handlebar
+ Pace RC39 C-Type 100 RL carbon fork
+ X.0 rear and shifters, casette, and hollowpin chain
+ X.9 front
+ XT Hollowtech crank
+ Hope Ceramic BB
+ Mavic wheels and Supersonic King Speed tyres
+ Hope Mini Pro disk brakes + XTR c-lock rotors (203mm/160mm)
+ Tioga Spyder Carbonite Seat
+ sealed cable routes
+ stock bolts and screws replaced with Ti hardware across
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KonaboltJoe said on 31 December 2010
the coulors on that bike are ace!
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KarmicReaper said on 9 October 2010
Lose the dodgy looking brown wall tyres and it surely deserves a better bottle cage as that one looks like it cost £3 from halfords. Otherwise a very nice bike indeed!
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JimmyIsMe123 said on 7 September 2010
Not my type of bike, but judging by the other comment, and that very impressive weight imaaa mark it high!
- Jimmy
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Eyeworx said on 26 August 2010
Great Built !! I like the specs and the frame is red hot peppers !!
Would deserve Xmax and black tyres...
If you like homemade specs, have a look on mine. Hope you'll enjoy.
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mykey_hero02 said on 26 July 2010
nice bike dude !!! rate mine please
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leonhawks said on 19 November 2009
nice bike but not my kind of ride
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hardcoreHT..15 said on 20 September 2009
brilliant colour scheme and graphics... bet that is super fast!!
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Jonofthejungle said on 4 August 2009
Sweet dude!
El Diablo!
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dorset-whipit said on 19 June 2009
really like the frame colours very nice bike
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wadoryu said on 30 January 2009
nice paint job but there aint enough colour
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ashley_photog said on 7 January 2009
That things got to be fast! love Salsa Frames, not seen them about for years though.
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EddieEagle said on 2 November 2008
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ginjafro said on 15 August 2008
Great build and looks as hot as any chilli Salsa should be. You're obviously not afraid of a splash and dash of style and colour, check out my fun bike which I use when I'm not using my xc racer.
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DEEBO said on 7 July 2008
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harobasher said on 26 May 2008
nice light bike rate mine please
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eddiethedirtjumper182 said on 25 May 2008
not bad........
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jac114 said on 23 May 2008
Looks pretty smart mate.. I would have taken the mudgaurds off for the pic..lol nice spec though looks very clean and not in a non muddy way.. please take your time to rate mine..
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grazo22 said on 23 May 2008
Ooooooooooo nice
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simoncpe said on 29 February 2008
wow that one busy looking bike
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NeillH said on 25 February 2008
Mud guards and gum-wall tyres are not my thing :-) But that Salsa frame looks hot and are the Mavic Crossrides I see? Nice work.
poluvex replied... on 25 February 2008
Yeahh that is my 'everyday-going-around' setup for 80% on-road cycling - thus the tires.
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HoorayHenry said on 21 February 2008
a very sensible bike
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Stug said on 20 February 2008
XC weapon. Shame abou the mud guards but I understand ur point. Nice ride!
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rusta25 said on 20 February 2008
Great looking ride with good spec on it. where do you ride in scotland?
Please rate my ride
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stickman said on 20 February 2008
that looks like a bike that could be road ridden 20 miles to the trailhead and still handle some singletrack! rating of 10 assumes your not fibbing about the weight, lol!
poluvex replied... on 21 February 2008
This baby rides itself up and down all day long, and obviously not much point in fibbing about the weight if ur own arse is 170pounds heavy ;]
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kona11rider said on 20 February 2008
interesting
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skinheadjc said on 20 February 2008
nice - would be better with out the mud gards though.
do you still use toe straps?
poluvex replied... on 20 February 2008
ie. I use mudguards only when riding in wet and muddy conditions, they're off normally ;]
poluvex replied... on 20 February 2008
LOL - mudguards are cause of the winter weather in Scotland (rain, rain, rain and looooaaads of mud)
As for the toe-straps - better suites my riding style often combined with hiking ;]
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poluvex said on 20 February 2008
Well its mine - so obviously 10 out of 10 ;]
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