Pre-order starts next month - Next Crestline Avinox frame set
- Thread starter BikingBad
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Yes 45lbs, so third line of the bottom chart for most people
sethimus
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when are you allowed to post a video?
TTEngineer
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It’s an awesome event. I had a ton of fun in 2009.
TTEngineer
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Is this raw carbon color?
Its a dark green
TTEngineer
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Of course you get a fancy color, lol. So jelly.
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polymathic
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That is great color! Wish that green was available to common mortals.
Singletrackmind
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Curious as to why this color would not be an option for all?
What’s the point of numbering them if they don’t number all of them? A frame number 000 literally shouldn’t exist. The first one made should be 001..
Mostly they are actually samples, to test paint, the strip on the back of the frame etc - Troydon gets several colours to test from the factory, as well as warranty frames (in some cases in different colourways).
The green is nice, but is definitely not going to be as safe as a black/white, so mass making those colours is a lot riskier compared to universally liked black and whites.
mrtrinh
Active member
it looks like ridewrap now has the tailored kit for the plaid 181.2
Ordered one this morning … got an email saying they are still measuring and it will be ready Feb 27 - Mar 5
FrogSkunk
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Honestly, he could have had these frames painted some horrific neon rainbow, and they would have still sold out
Can confirm that the RH-4 can completely slam an AXS 225mm dropper. Its about 10mm lower than I could get on the Bosch bike, with the same seattube height.
Nice, have you tried anything longer? I don't need to slam my dropper, curious how much a 240mm oneup dropper sticks up past the seatpost collar full slammed.
Full insertion depth is 310mm, measured with tape measure. . Issue I've found on VPP type bikes paired with regular cable actuated droppers, is that you need extra space for the cable entry into the actuator at the bottom - and these can get snagged up towards the bottom and create extra friction on the cable pull, which is annoying.
The 225mm AXS is 311mm in total, or take the little plastic cap off at the end to reduce the total height by ~3mm!
The 225mm AXS is 311mm in total, or take the little plastic cap off at the end to reduce the total height by ~3mm!
Highland Wheels
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Be plenty new Avinox stuff to cover
Man. Idk I guess could be cool but I truly think Avinox nailed the perfect power on their first try. I think a lot of people would have preferred same power but lighter if that was even a possibility. I’m sure this will be more power and heavier as all the rumors suggest.
At some point someone in charge of trail access is going to say that’s too much and ban Avinox from MTB trails.
Hope you’re right but it’s already starting in NJ where they changed the classification system and are throwing around 20mph and 750w power as the legal definition of a “low speed motorized bike”. Lots of issues with the new law that need clarification but it is concerning that they are including power output in their classifications.
bmwpowere36m3
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I tend to agree... maybe a gung-ho ranger/cop, but I don't see it being a serious "threat". The only time it'll definitely be an issue is when/if your involved in an incident and can't provide proof license/insurance/registration.
