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29+ & 27+ / Re: 27.5+ hardtail build
« on: March 24, 2020, 02:41:41 PM »
know of any that have a 68HA? i would like it to be more aggressive but could work with that
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29+ & 27+ / Re: Searching for a carbon trail hardtail frame with slack head angle (65-66 degree)
« on: March 17, 2020, 09:15:13 PM »
just started a tread about the time you did and that was one of my questions, ill be following your thread to see if anyone answers here too!
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29+ & 27+ / 27.5+ hardtail build
« on: March 17, 2020, 09:10:39 PM »
hi there, new to the website but been riding for a long time.
i have a dedicated single track fully and dedicated downhill, but i been tossing around the idea of building a budget hardtail so my buddies can have a decent bike to join in on some single track days. I've been looking and seems like all the carbon hardballs have a steep head angle. are there any out there with a 67.5 or even 68....or have any of you used angle sets to achieve a slacker angle?
Also, what is a solid hardtail frame for less than $300? I've been reading about ICAN and BXT but wanted to see what you guys say.
I already have a set of brakes, so with that in mind i would like to build a bike for less than $800? It won't have top line specs like my other bikes but I'm looking at used 120-130MM forks and can piece together a 1x11 drive train.
thanks!!!!
i have a dedicated single track fully and dedicated downhill, but i been tossing around the idea of building a budget hardtail so my buddies can have a decent bike to join in on some single track days. I've been looking and seems like all the carbon hardballs have a steep head angle. are there any out there with a 67.5 or even 68....or have any of you used angle sets to achieve a slacker angle?
Also, what is a solid hardtail frame for less than $300? I've been reading about ICAN and BXT but wanted to see what you guys say.
I already have a set of brakes, so with that in mind i would like to build a bike for less than $800? It won't have top line specs like my other bikes but I'm looking at used 120-130MM forks and can piece together a 1x11 drive train.
thanks!!!!
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