...FYI, that wasn't a NEW frame either. It was sold by a company that refurbishes & sells used bikes for top dollar. I was watching that auction because I will soon be listing a 5 Spot myself.myitch said:
Yep, just as you predicted 9 moths ago.DLine said:Time for that 6 Pack. From a Burner to the other side in less than a year. Nice!
You sure you can't convince your wife your behind could use an extra inch of cush? 
How did you find that out? I would think that is fraud to be selling refurbished frames as new. Hmm, better be on the lookout for fraud like that. Is this another scam like the S. African email scammers, you know, "I'll send you a certified check for $5000..." scam?jncarpenter said:
Hey cactus, here are a couple of shots, one of the bike, one of the clearance of the PP knob and the frame. The build isn't anything exciting by today's UGI standards. I am also awaiting a longer Thomson stem as the one on there is a 50mm, from my playbike, and I've got a 70 coming. The fork will change, currently the ZAM1 as most likely will the rear shock, to the CCDB. For now, my bank account is flush. The nice thing is, as pictured, the bike is 32lbs on the nose.cactuscorn said:
Renegade said:
Hey thanks. I was a bit surprised myself, but I guess, since my 5 Spot with the idenical build was a hair over 31lbs, the Pack with a shorter stem is less than a full pound heavier. I'm also missing a lot of material on the cranks and the bash guard.FM said:Super sweet ride!
32lbs with a GD seatpost & marzocchi fork? How did that happen? I think you must be using the MBA scale!
