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Agreed, I ended up buying a Commencal but would have preferred the Canyon.

I doubt anyone will be repacking theses batteries. They are spot welded in and even removing a single faulty cell will be next to impossible (at a cost effective price). I looked into the cost of building a pack and it would be around $400 (retail not wholesale) for quality cells and a BMS...

Guy at work ordered a Spectral, had it in his had 4 working days later, that's pretty good.

I also love the pines, such a fun place to spend a few hours. Sadly I haven’t been there since I broke my leg (at Stromlo) 18 months ago. :(

Are you sure? That looks a lot like the Flow trail to me. I haven't been up there for 2 years though.

Going to aim for 2000, Only did around 600 last year but a broken leg does limit your riding somewhat. I guess if I am going to record all my rides I'll need a shiny new GPS! It is my b'day soon ;-)

Nice build. I am looking at upgrading my V1 Bronson (alloy) to the V2 carbon at the end of this year. I figure I need to get at least 3 years between upgrades or I am just wasting money and frames are soooo expensive these days. Or I might just try one of those Canyon frames. Sorry to hear...

So I am guessing those price don't include GST and other customs/import duties? If not then you need at add at least 15% if not 20%. I wouldn't mind grabbing a frame when they are available. Cheers

2010 to 2012 Glory's have a 65.5 degree head angle. I'd go for something slacker if I were you and just starting out in DH. The head angle on the Scalp is 63 degrees, its going to be longer, slacker and more stable, probably lower as well. Would be an easy choice for me based on that alone...

A couple of mates picked up the Remedy 8 29'er (2015) real cheap and it comes with skinny bars. A bit odd given 29'ers generally have wider bars.

Sold Gone........

Also never been swooped on any trails in 12 years of Canberra MTB riding. Just stay away from any open areas and suburban bike paths / parks.

Well its been exactly 1 year since I had all that sweet medical grade titanium inserted into my leg. The leg is still shit but getting better slowly, I have been riding for about 2 months now. Slowly getting fitter but lack the confidence to ride like I used to. I guess that's just a part of...

I now agree, that method is no good for new 1X11 setups. I have added 2 links and its all much better now. Concede I fucked up, move along nothing to see here....:whistle:

Hmm ok, will add 2 links before the weekend. Cheers

Maybe it was the 11 speed suntour quick link I used.... The bike shop assured me it would be fine despite it's odd shape. Perhaps a combination of very tight chain due to the clutch and shifting up just as the link was meeting the cassette caused it. Thoughts?

Yeah I don't know how I managed it. The chain was sized as per every other chain I have ever used and its never been an issue, that's wrap it around the 2 biggest cogs excluding the DR and add 2 links. Up on the work stand when up-shifting to the last 4 cogs it got progressively harder to pedal...

I have 3 rides on my new XT 1x11 now. The 1st 2 were fine but just before the 3rd I noticed I’d left the clutch off. So I flipped it on and off I went. The clutch was way too tight and I broke a tooth of my 42, it’s now a 41 :-/ Make sure your check and adjust your clutch tension before...

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Yeah I guess that would be the next logical step rather than adding more chain ring spacers.