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No idea on weight. Biggest upgrade was the carbon wheels, which knocked nearly a pound of rotating weight off the bike.

I like it overall; not my favorite bike, but it's fun and I do like the "new school" geo. The rear shock is pretty basic; I think an upgrade there will do wonders.
 
Trying to see if a oneup 42t with work with the stock 134 dl cassette. But I can't find any info on what cassette it is. Can anyone give me some help?
Found the info on the 153 but now 134dl.

Update: it's a deore and won't work on that type of cassette.
 
Gonna have to do some upgrades this Chrissy I think ^^ there was some hard core bike porn out on the trails today... Yeti's, Carbon (think it was a Mojo)... but, my 134 was Killin it on the descent - I'm thinking I had more fun
 
Guess the 134 isn't bomb proof ^^
Just checkin bike out for possible ride tomorrow and I've got 4 very loose spokes!? Wheel is still holding it's shape though... might just take it in for a service tomorrow morning & go out for spin on Sunday.
 
Guess the 134 isn't bomb proof ^^
Just checkin bike out for possible ride tomorrow and I've got 4 very loose spokes!? Wheel is still holding it's shape though... might just take it in for a service tomorrow morning & go out for spin on Sunday.
If your rim is still true, then it really isn't a big deal to tighten just the loose spokes and continue to ride until it is more convenient to get into your lbs.
 
Out on ride Wednesday... saw a rider on a carbon Yeti 95 me thinks... several thousand dollars worth ^^ guess these guys are single or have very understanding wives ;-p
 
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