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I get a great deal of satisfaction out of building my own bikes. I also build my own wheels as well. The final product is of a much higher quality than what you buy off the shelf.
Dunno about the 27.5 model but people run the 29er at 140mm with no trouble.Do you think this frame On-One Parkwood 27.5 Frame | On - One will fit with 140mm fork or it is better going to another model?
How does it feel at 150mm? How's the climbing? I'm guessing it's a monster on the downhills.
How does it feel at 150mm? How's the climbing? I'm guessing it's a monster on the downhills.
I'm thinking of maybe a fox 36 at 150 or a 34 at 140. Or the equivalent rockshox maybe a yari?
It is very nice build. Would you give me a tip how to remove old decal on the fork? I have fox 32 float and am thinking about changing decal.Build finished and tested. Nice Bike. I´m very happy.
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Just in case someone else needs a derailleur hanger for the parkwood, I finally found an inexpensive hanger from china that fits. It's model 32 on this seller's listing, but the number doesnt seem to carry over to other vendors. Anyway, I picked up a handful after finding the first one was a perfect fit.Just curious, has anyone sourced a replacement rear derailleur hanger frome somewhere other than on-one directly? They want $25 for the part, and $60 to ship it. And that's if it ever comes back in stock. Luckily I've been able to straighten mine a couple of times, but each time its a little weaker.