2005 MKIII Expert Component List

Components for 05' MKIII Expert:

horns said:

Does anyone have a list (from IH website, etc??) of the stock components for the '05 MKIII Expert? Search didn't turn up a complete list. Thanks

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Couldn't find a list either but I do own one so here it is (I may miss some...):

Fork: Rockshox Pike Race U-Turn
Rear Shock: 5th Element Air 7.5X2
Rims: Mavic XM 317 Disc
Tires: Maxxis Hansventure 2.35
Hubs: WTB Laser Disc SD 20 mm Front, WTB Laser Disc Lite Rear.
Crankset/BB: FSA V-Drive MegaExo 22/32/44
Pedals: Crank Brothers Candy C
FD: SRAM X-Gen (Shimano Hone on early 05' bikes)
RD: SRAM X-9
Shifters: SRAM X-9 Triggers
Brakes: Hayes HFX-9 Carbon w/Mudcutter 6" rotors.
Headset: FSA Zerostack
Handlebar: Easton EA50 Low rise
Stem: Easton EA50
Setpost: Easton
Seat: Fizik Nisene
Grips: WTB

Not sure of the exact model:
Cassette: SRAM 11-32
Chain: Shimano
Spokes: DT

Forgot anything?

IMHO excellent set of components for the price.

Hope it helps

I don't know why I'm taking the time to post this (other than to stroke my ego!), but I left my eBay photos posted from when I parted out my MkIII last spring. So working off ntha's list, here goes...

ntha said:

Couldn't find a list either but I do own one so here it is (I may miss some...):

Fork: Rockshox Pike Race U-Turn
1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Rear Shock: 5th Element Air 7.5X2
1 2

Rims: Mavic XM 317 Disc
1 2 3 4 5

Tires: Maxxis Hansventure 2.35

Hubs: WTB Laser Disc SD 20 mm Front, WTB Laser Disc Lite Rear.

Crankset/BB: FSA V-Drive MegaExo 22/32/44
1 2 3 4 5 6

Pedals: Crank Brothers Candy C
1

FD: SRAM X-Gen (Shimano Hone on early 05' bikes)
1 2

RD: SRAM X-9
1 2 3 4

Shifters: SRAM X-9 Triggers
1 2 3 4

Brakes: Hayes HFX-9 Carbon w/Mudcutter 6" rotors.
1 2 3

Handlebar: Easton EA50 Low rise
1

Stem: Easton EA50
1

Setpost: Easton
1 2

Seat: Fizik Nisene
1 2

...Cassette: SRAM 11-32
1 2 3 4

...IMHO excellent set of components for the price.

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OT, but I'm kind of excited because this week I am putting together a new lighting setup for my photo studio. Nothing fancy -- just some inexpensive halogen work lights on tripods outfitted with shoot-through umbrellas -- but it should be worlds better than the meager lighting I've been working with (as shown in the photo below).

The parts off my wife's new Azure are up next.