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My Personal Enduro Bike
My Personal Enduro Bike
I built this bike to pedal up some local trails and rip down them. I wanted a bike that won't hold me back on descents but still lets me ride anything and everything. One notable feature is the long chainstays that help keep the front wheel glued to the ground in the dusty, loose-over-hard conditions in San Diego.
Geometry
Geometry
Reach: 485mm
Stack: 660mm
Headtube Angle: 63.5 deg
Headtube Length: 140mm
Chainstay: Modular Dropouts, 460-470mm
BB Drop: 30mm
Seat Angle: 80 deg
Front Travel: 180mm
Rear Travel: 170mm
Build Specs
Build Specs
Intended Use: Enduro
Rear Shock: Fox DHX2 Factory 2026
Fork: Fox 38 Grip X2 Factory 2026
Stem: 5DEV
Bars: Deity
Grips: ODI
Brakes: ShiMavens
Rear Derailleur: SRAM Eagle 90 Transmission
Cranks: 5DEV
Seatpost: Fox Transfer Factory 240mm
Weight: 39lb 6oz (17,860g)
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