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#803 ·
Now that my frame is shipped, I'll post my build that I'll assembling as soon as the thing gets here.

Large, Green, Cane Creek
160mm Pike
Chris King headset and bottom bracket
Derby AM rims laced to Hope Hubs, 32r, 28f with double butted spokes
X01 crank with Absolute Black direct mount chainring
MRP AMg bash guard
X01 cassette
X1 shifter and rear mech
Guide RS brakes with 180/160 centerline rotors
Spesh Butcher/Purgatory 2.3 tires
150mm Rockshox Reverb Stealth seatpost
Spank Oozy Trail pedals
Race Face Atlas 50mm stem (31.8)
Race Face SixC 785mm bars (31.8)
ESI grips
 
#804 · (Edited)
Post of couple of my freshly built one. Was waiting on a black but blue was available sooner (and looks pretty good too). Bike rides like a dream... quick specs:

Size/weight : XL, 29 lbs even (as pictured)
Ibis Wheels, Minion front, XR4 rear tires
XT crank, X01 shifter/RD, X1 Cassette, raceface ring
Hope E4 Brakes, shimano xt rotors (180/160)
Easton Haven 35 cockpit (50mm stem
Lev integra dropper, SQ 611 race saddle (givin' it a shot)
SS King Cage
Cheap Shimano pedals



 
#805 ·
Udyr said:
Now that my frame is shipped, I'll post my build that I'll assembling as soon as the thing gets here.

Large, Green, Cane Creek
160mm Pike
Chris King headset and bottom bracket
Derby AM rims laced to Hope Hubs, 32r, 28f with double butted spokes
X01 crank with Absolute Black direct mount chainring
MRP AMg bash guard
X01 cassette
X1 shifter and rear mech
Guide RS brakes with 180/160 centerline rotors
Spesh Butcher/Purgatory 2.3 tires
150mm Rockshox Reverb Stealth seatpost
Spank Oozy Trail pedals
Race Face Atlas 50mm stem (31.8)
Race Face SixC 785mm bars (31.8)
ESI grips
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interested to hear how the purgatory will be with the derby
i built mine derby initially with butcher and slaughter but it didnt feel good at all. Could be because it was the control version so the sidewalls were not strong enough.
 
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#806 · (Edited)
XL HD3 Cane Creek - 3149g with clamp, bolts, guard, & maxle

26.88 lbs total weight with pedals

Fork: Rockshox Pike 160mm - 1864g cut with maxle
Headset: Cane Creek 40 ZS44/ZS56 - 153g
Handlebar: Level Nine Pro Team Carbon 785 - 238g
Stem: Syntace Megaforce 2 40mm - 109g
Grips: Charge Griddle - 87g
Brakes: Shimano XTR M9020 Trail - 263g/278g incl bolts
Rotors: Shimano Ice Tech 180/160 - 143g/123g incl bolts
Cranks: Race Face SixC Cinch - 476g with arm ends
BB: Race Face Cinch - 90g
Chainring: 28t Race Face Cinch - 47g
Cassette: Sram x01 - 263g
Seatpost: Thomson Covert - 592g with cable, trigger
Seat: Fizik Gobi M3 K:ium - 206g
Rims: Roval Traverse Fattie SL - 1505g full wheelset (701/804)
Hubs: Roval (DT 350 with 54t ratchet) - incl above
Front Tire: Maxxis Minion DHF 2.3 EXO - 835g
Rear Tire: Specialized Purgatory 2.3 GRID - 744g
Pedals: Canfield Brothers Crampon Magnesium - 272g
Shifter: Shimano XTR M9000 11 speed - 118g with cable
Derraileur: Shimano XTR M9000 11 speed - 221g
Chain: Sram xx1 - 236g cut
 
#808 ·
hypokondriak said:
XL HD3 Cane Creek

26.88 lbs with pedals

Fork: Rockshox Pike 160mm
Headset:Cane Creek 40 ZS44/ZS56
Handlebar: Level Nine Pro Team Carbon 785
Stem: Syntace Megaforce 2 40mm
Grips: Charge Griddle
Brakes: Shimano XTR M9020 Trail
Rotors: Shimano Ice Tech 180/160
Cranks:Race Face SixC Cinch
BB: Race Face Cinch
Chainring: 28t Race Face Cinch
Cassette: Sram x01
Seatpost: Thomson Covert
Seat: Fizik Gobi M3 K:ium
Rims: Roval Traverse Fattie SL
Hubs: Roval (DT 350 with 54t ratchet)
Front Tire: Maxxis Minion DHF 2.3 EXO
Rear Tire: Specialized Purgatory 2.3 GRID
Pedals: Canfield Brothers Crampon Magnesium
Shifter: Shimano XTR M9000 11 speed
Derraileur: Shimano XTR M9000 11 speed
Chain: Sram xx1

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Is that weight with pedals?? Pretty impressive considering mine is similar but with xo1 and weights high 28.

curbhuck said:
Amazing builds

anyone 6' running an XL?
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I'm 6'1 and running an xl with a 35 stem. Feels good nothing I'd change. Would have liked to try an large but didn't want to throw a longer stem on.

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#810 ·
hypokondriak said:
XL HD3 Cane Creek - 3149g with clamp, bolts, guard, & maxle

26.88 lbs total weight with pedals

Fork: Rockshox Pike 160mm - 1864g cut with maxle
Headset: Cane Creek 40 ZS44/ZS56 - 153g
Handlebar: Level Nine Pro Team Carbon 785 - 238g
Stem: Syntace Megaforce 2 40mm - 109g
Grips: Charge Griddle - 87g
Brakes: Shimano XTR M9020 Trail - 263g/278g incl bolts
Rotors: Shimano Ice Tech 180/160 - 143g/123g incl bolts
Cranks: Race Face SixC Cinch - 476g with arm ends
BB: Race Face Cinch - 90g
Chainring: 28t Race Face Cinch - 47g
Cassette: Sram x01 - 263g
Seatpost: Thomson Covert - 592g with cable, trigger
Seat: Fizik Gobi M3 K:ium - 206g
Rims: Roval Traverse Fattie SL - 1505g full wheelset (701/804)
Hubs: Roval (DT 350 with 54t ratchet) - incl above
Front Tire: Maxxis Minion DHF 2.3 EXO - 835g
Rear Tire: Specialized Purgatory 2.3 GRID - 744g
Pedals: Canfield Brothers Crampon Magnesium - 272g
Shifter: Shimano XTR M9000 11 speed - 118g with cable
Derraileur: Shimano XTR M9000 11 speed - 221g
Chain: Sram xx1 - 236g cut

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Sweet thanks! Your saving about 150g with the wheels and at least 100g over my guide rsc with matchmaking clamps and 130 with over my pedals so thats about a pound there. Plus a few grams your saving in stem and grips. I need to weigh mine again after but nice to see that you got it in the high 26 pound range. It's sad that I've become a weight weenie with this bike ha ha it's a disease.
 
#811 ·
Andrew8404 said:
Sweet thanks! Your saving about 150g with the wheels and at least 100g over my guide rsc with matchmaking clamps and 130 with over my pedals so thats about a pound there. Plus a few grams your saving in stem and grips. I need to weigh mine again after but nice to see that you got it in the high 26 pound range. It's sad that I've become a weight weenie with this bike ha ha it's a disease.
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Yeah you know I just dug back through the thread and your build is close enough that ~2lbs of difference doesn't seem right even though I do have a lot of here and there's where I shave some weight like you mention. I think my numbers are pretty accurate. The individual weights above were done on a kitchen digital scale, and the final full bike was also weighed on my Feedback Sports scale. Both add up the same. I just threw a 30 lb dumbbell on my Feedback for kicks and it shows 29.98 so close enough for me.

Today is my last day as a weight weenie as my build will most certainly end up heavier over time. I had fun while I was building it and tried for lightest parts I felt could realistically handle my terrain / riding. I am almost certain it will be heavier by end of season, but this is my day 1 starting point and I'll adjust from here.
 
#819 ·
Junersun said:
interested to hear how the purgatory will be with the derby
i built mine derby initially with butcher and slaughter but it didnt feel good at all. Could be because it was the control version so the sidewalls were not strong enough.
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Butcher is the worst tire EVER on wide rims. I know several people including myself that have the exact same experience. Something about the tire just doesn't mesh for some reason. On the other side the Slaughter is amazing in Socal conditions.
 
#820 ·
Salespunk said:
Butcher is the worst tire EVER on wide rims. I know several people including myself that have the exact same experience. Something about the tire just doesn't mesh for some reason. On the other side the Slaughter is amazing in Socal conditions.
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Can you describe why you don't like it? I can be on the look out.

I'll check out the Slaughter
 
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