dan66
Dirt Disciple
So after a while something old-new...
...also cooked from everything possible, so it's a Moonshine.
And it has to handle the city and some terrain, so referring to oldschool motorcycle racing from the twenties is called Scrambler...
The base is an old CrMo Superior frame from 1998/99 (likely Wildcat) - rim brake bosses removed and new disc boss added.
CrMo On-One fork.
1x10 gear change (11/42 casette), Sh. SLX changer, Sh. SLX rear derailleur.
Sh. Deore cranks 175mm, Shaman Racing 36t chainring.
HT HTI - PA03A platforms.
29'' DT Swiss wheels (DTSw. 370 hubs). Conti RaceKing tyres 2,2''/2.0''.
Avid BB7 mechanic brakes with Avid levers (180/160 discs).
Jagwire Lex-Sl bowdens.
Dartmoor headset and saddle clamp.
Specialized bars 720mm, old Ritchey WCS stem, ESI grips with Fabric endcaps.
DedaZero1 seatpost, Tundra2 saddle.
Will get Sh. SLX FC-M7000-1 cranks, Sh. CN-HG95 Sil-Tec chain, 36t Sh. oval chainring and Fabric bidons (without baskets).
Dunno how to rotate pics, so You can use right-clic and "open in new window" function...
...also cooked from everything possible, so it's a Moonshine.
And it has to handle the city and some terrain, so referring to oldschool motorcycle racing from the twenties is called Scrambler...
The base is an old CrMo Superior frame from 1998/99 (likely Wildcat) - rim brake bosses removed and new disc boss added.
CrMo On-One fork.
1x10 gear change (11/42 casette), Sh. SLX changer, Sh. SLX rear derailleur.
Sh. Deore cranks 175mm, Shaman Racing 36t chainring.
HT HTI - PA03A platforms.
29'' DT Swiss wheels (DTSw. 370 hubs). Conti RaceKing tyres 2,2''/2.0''.
Avid BB7 mechanic brakes with Avid levers (180/160 discs).
Jagwire Lex-Sl bowdens.
Dartmoor headset and saddle clamp.
Specialized bars 720mm, old Ritchey WCS stem, ESI grips with Fabric endcaps.
DedaZero1 seatpost, Tundra2 saddle.
Will get Sh. SLX FC-M7000-1 cranks, Sh. CN-HG95 Sil-Tec chain, 36t Sh. oval chainring and Fabric bidons (without baskets).
Dunno how to rotate pics, so You can use right-clic and "open in new window" function...
