3rd Gen + mountain bike

azn toyo

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I was was riding my mountain bike this week and saw 3 lifted 3rd Gens at the trail head. This got my mind thinking. I tried to ask the question a while back in the territory section of the forum but I don't think many people go there.

So my question is, who has 3rd Gens and mountain bikes? To make it fun, post a pic of both and give a little info on your bike and also where you are located. Maybe this will give people some info to be able to have a Local meet and then a bike ride. I'll start:


Bike:
Vassago Bandersnatch 29er
Steel frame
Single speed


Location
Durham NC
 

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Evil Uprising
1x10spd

tomac snyper 140
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Santacruz v-10
Its been in the bike box since last year :nono:
 
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Not that great of a picture of either really but here it is. I've upgraded both since so I'll have to get a newer picture.

2011 Cannondale Trail SL 29'er 2

Denton, TX

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Older pic at Walker Ranch.

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2006 Gary Fisher Cake 2 DLX

Not fancy but she still rides pretty good. Looking forward to upgrading soon though.
 
I don't have any with the full bike and the runner, but I do have the 'tacoed' tire pic lol.

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2013 Niner One 9 single speed

I know [MENTION=66316]1engineer[/MENTION] wishes he could get in on the action. Too bad he's rolling around in his highfalutin 5th gen.
 
Nice start guys!!! Keep them coming.
[MENTION=49649]KidVermicious[/MENTION]
haha. Thanks!

[MENTION=94914]turbo8[/MENTION]
You are a lot ballsier than I. I like to keep both weeks on the ground. Nice stable of bikes!
[MENTION=94545]MTD[/MENTION]
What's the story behind the taco-ed wheel?
 
Me and my dad's bikes loaded up (when I had small tires lol)
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My Bike:

2006 Santa Cruz Superlight- Custom "burple" color

The only thing that is original is the frame and rear shock!

Sid World Cup fork
XT dual shifters
Juicy 7 hydraulic brakes
Sram 540 SPDs
Thompson Masterpiece seatpost
DT Swiss/ Mavic hand built wheels
Roval skewers
SLX crank
LX front derailleur
XT shadow derailleur
Easton carbon handelbar
Ergon grips
Specialized bike computer
Other things...
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When it was more stock haha
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My dad's bike is a 2012 Specialized Epic Expert 29er with a few mods (no pictures at the moment)
Hand made and built wheels (can't remember brand, but the rims are mad in the USA)
Carbon handlebar
Shimano 540s
Re-valved brain shock
Upgraded Sram X0 cassette
 

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06 Cannondale mtn tandem for me an' the kid. If the truck's mirrors make it, the bike will too.
Also on deck- hubby's Ellsworth Truth.

I have 3 other mtn bikes and a road bike too, but this is what's been getting the most attention since the kid got old enough to hang on and stay on. Hubby's got a road, mtn and modified road into cross bike as well. We met when we raced mtn bikes way back when.
 
Orange Motobecane "FANTOM 29 PRO SL" .....
PAID $1499
* Shimano SLX DynaSYS (Front)
* Shimano XT long cage (Rear)
* ROCKSHOX RECON SILVER TK29 SOLO AIR 29" 100mm w/ lockout
* Avid Elixir 180mm brakes


1. Installed custom wood dual bike mount in the rear cargo area.

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So far the bike has been great and its very light. I heard about BikesDirect.com from a a friend and I was skeptical at first but everything worked out and what you get for your money is simply amazing compared to picking up at most of these local shops. BTW very few of the local shops source, build and sell their own custom bikes. Most just resell major name brands at a markup.

I bought my bike last year but here is one I would look at if buying today. The bikes change every month or so.


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In no particular order:
Stumpjumper Expert EVO 26"
Kona Operator Carbon
Jamis Quest road bike
Specialized Epic
Iron Horse Sunday (recently sold)
Specialized Camber Comp (Father's bike)
 
[MENTION=94914]turbo8[/MENTION]
You are a lot ballsier than I. I like to keep both weeks on the ground. Nice stable of bikes!

[MENTION=94545]MTD[/MENTION]
What's the story behind the taco-ed wheel?

I was doing downhill bike things on my mountain bike lol. I need an air fork and a new wheelset lol they just aren't strong enough.
 
[MENTION=5345]habanero[/MENTION]
Wow. Tandem mtn bike on a trail? That's impressive. Nice action shots with the bikes!
[MENTION=65101]BrianSD_42[/MENTION]
Nice setup. I agree about the local bike shops. I ended up gathering parts and just building mine up

[MENTION=106482]esrice[/MENTION]
I had to do a double take there. Especially because there aren't that many with our color scheme and a roof rack.
[MENTION=77728]dtc81[/MENTION]
That's impressive. I've never seen a rack like your rear one. Is that custom?



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Tandem w/kid. He's 11 now, started right before he turned 4 with a stoker kit and modified handlebars. We're slow, very slow, but we get there eventually. The tandem is more stable than a single bike, switchbacks are challenging, forget bunny hopping and you (rarely) get air on the whoop-dees (we did on part of the Tipperary loop, kid said MORE...I said NO!). :D
 
[MENTION=77728]dtc81[/MENTION]
That's impressive. I've never seen a rack like your rear one. Is that custom?

I built both racks, but loosely designed that rear rack off of a "North Shore" brand bike rack. It works great for hauling any bike, but I chose to build a base rack system that uses Yakima brand trays for everyday use. (The one pictured mounted on the front bumper)
 

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