Looking good, but that's some seriously light rubber on that bike 

Quote from: filipes on April 02, 2024, 04:55:45 AM
Waiting for you feedback on this.
I saw small air can as aftermarket component, but never a Super Deluxe with small can out-of-the box. However, this is on of most promising shock without the need to modify it.

I don't think it's available to buy with the progressive air can. You have to purchase the shock with the linear air can and buy the progressive air can and install it yourself (very easy btw)

Quote from: Neb on April 01, 2024, 02:45:04 AM
I found the megneg on the rockshox deluxe made a huge difference. It naturally makes the shock more progressive and gives much more mid stroke support. Surprised that they didn't include this as stock on these bikes

The 2023+ Deluxe and Super Deluxe shocks don't use the old Megneg air can. You now have the choice of a linear or a progressive air can and the Detrail uses the progressive one.
I now got myself a new Super Deluxe with the progressive air can and Hydraulic Bottom Out, mainly because I wanted the separate HSC and LSC adjustments also thinking about getting it custom tuned for the 1001. I'll write something about it when I got some rides on it.

Another hint for everyone unhappy with the shock bolt. I really disliked the silver screws so I got myself a Titanium axle that came with black bolts but they were too small in diameter and I couldn't find ones that fit better.
I have now ordered the shock bolt kit for a YT Capra and while the axle itself is too long it comes with 2 bolts that can be used with the titanium axle. These bolts perfectly fit the openings on the 1001 rocker link.
Can be ordered here:
https://www.yt-industries.com/products/parts/capra/mk2-2018-2021/215/shock-bolt-set-capra-mk2/

What's the opinion on 140mm vs 150mm fork on this frame? I'm thinking about getting a new fork and I'm not sure which route to go? Fox 34/Pike for 140mm or 36/Lyrik for 150mm.
How is your experience with longer forks on this bike?

Two small changes that I have made.
I've removed my Zefal downtube armor today because it didn't really stick at the edges and started to leave black marks on the paint. Replaced it with a Nukeproof Mega Alloy Downtube protector I got from wiggle, fits really well, upper part of downtube got some clear frame protection installed.
https://abload.de/img/20230909_15042756c78.jpg

Modelled and 3D printed a small flap for the main pivot gap between main and rear triangle. Had a small rock stuck in there and quite some mud on some rides that's now solved. If anyone wants to print that one as well I can provide the STL file.
https://abload.de/img/20230909_150446hmc8y.jpg

Great, have fun with your new bike! Really love mine, still fiddling a bit with suspension settings but on a good way to get that set up

Quote from: 2old2mould on May 02, 2023, 06:49:38 AM
That's a nice colour. I like that grey. I presume no cracking on your bike near the join of the seat stays?

I have no complaints at all.

Regarding toe overlap, on my size large there is some small overlap with my size 46/47 shoes, but I didn't experience any issues so far. Nothing that would be annoying

What a great bike that is!

Quote from: filipes on April 28, 2023, 01:08:50 PM
Can you please share link to the rear stay protector? Looks very profi... thanks.

https://www.wiggle.com/p/nukeproof-mega-alloy-chain-stay-protector-290
That's the one. Fits almost perfectly, just two small adaptations have to be made at the front.

Quote from: edo_mtb on April 23, 2023, 08:56:47 AM
Yes please, that looks great, well done! Specs and components if it's possibile

Sure, specs:
Frame: FM1001 XL, RAL7015 glossy
Wheelset: BTLOS 29i, Bitex Hubs
Tires: Specialized Eliminator Grid T7 29x2.3 front , Ground Control Grid T7 29x2.35 rear
Fork: Fox 34 Factory 2020 140mm, 44mm offset
Shock: RockShox Deluxe Ultimate 185x55 with MegNeg
Brakes: Shimano BR-M7120 203f/180r
Cassette: SRAM XG-1295 10-50
Crankset: SRAM GX Alloy, 30 tooth chainring
Derailleur: SRAM GX AXS with rocker paddle shifter
Chain: SRAM X01
Stem: Spank Split 50mm
Handlebar: OneUp 20mm rise, cut to 780mm
Dropper: OneUp 210mm
Saddle: Ergon SM Pro

I have done another longer ride and I couldn't be happier with the bike. Added some frame protection to the top tube and the seat tube to protect the paint a bit and changed the chainring to a 30 tooth (not the fault of the bike I'm just not in shape

Finally first ride today, some minor adjustments to be made (brake lever angle, saddle position, one more volume spacer for the fork) but that's it. Bike feels great, size is perfect for me. Suspension also feels very good.
If anyone's interested in final specs, I can add those.

Quote from: s3si1u on April 09, 2023, 10:58:20 AM
Looks like the Ritchey Switch ICR system.

Correct

Quote from: MattL on April 06, 2023, 02:58:09 PM
Which size is it? I'm trying to figure out if I can mount an half frame bag on a size L frame with two bottles.

Frame is a size L

took my newly build 707 out for its first real ride today, works like a charm, absolute pleasure to ride

Okay thanks, I might have to check of my MegNeg installation is all good