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#1
Quote from: dolph on March 10, 2025, 03:18:08 PM
What's your height? In want to get the xl because stack and reach fit me well but 835 mm standover height is a bit tight for my liking.

6'2.   
#2
I'm actually from MN.  Just flew with the bike to Florida for vacation.    46 front 10-44 rear.   Likely prob switch to a 48 front at some point.   
#3


I went with 42x115 bars and then ended up switching to a 40x115.  So I have a set of 42's if anyone is looking.   

Yes the frame is stiff and responsive.    I would not consider it harsh.   Holds speed really well.   I am impressed with it. 
#4
550.  I ride a 58 typically and this fits me perfectly
#5
Built up my Gen 2 and flew with it to Florida for some outdoor miles.    So far I am really impressed.   Sub 17lbs.    Carries and holds speed well.    Very happy with it so far. 



#6
My wheels are 1240 grams right now.    Not sure how much weight I would actually drop with just the spoke change.   
#7
The two main races I do are 37 miles 3200 ft climbing and 23 miles with 1600 ft of climbing.   To be honest the Spur is a wicked fast bike.   I think it just really suffers standing up and climbing and in the tight and twisty sections.   I have thought about keeping the Spur and just adding a dedicated race bike.   I really cant get my Spur any lighter without going to some exotic brakes and other minor tweaks or taking the dropper off.   I have pretty much shaved all the weight off of it that I can.   

I have also thought about just selling it for the new pivot mach 4, orbea oiz, or ibis exie.   
#8
I am currently riding a Transition Spur.   I built it frame up and weights 25 lbs.   Looking for a dedicated light weight race bike with lock outs for some xc racing.    FM909 or what else should I be looking at?    I like the geo numbers of the FM909.   Just a little undecided on sizing between L and XL.   6'1 and riding a XL Spur.   

Thanks
#9
29er / SP cycle SP-M028 any experience?
September 04, 2022, 04:45:00 PM
Thinking of building this frame up into a light weight race bike for some races I don't need a FS on.    I need an XL and this frame has the steepest sta angle at 75 that I can find.   

Anyone using one?   Thoughts?