Recommend me a frame

Pretty hard to go wrong with a surly 1x1 (26) or a Karate Monkey (29). Not the lightest but my medium 1x1 with average parts is just under 24 lbs.

Mamasita or Dos Niner, big wheels with a bit of give at either end would be nice there. But they also make a damn fine SS, the Selma. Maybe a Fisher Superfly, that's a frame prime for ENO'in.

Siren Song 29. Then you'll have a bike you can travel with in an airline case as well. I'm going to try so hard to go to 24/9 next year. So ****ing hard. I probably won't be able to be on a four man team, so I'll probably just do a 12 hour solo.

I would say a Singular Swift, they rock but I see that you are on that side of the ocean

1x1 mos def

I have a Surly 1x1 and love it!! It's set up with 650B wheels and it rolls over Sh*t Like you wouldn't believe....Only problem for you is it doesn't have vertical dropouts. I don't have experience the Eno hubs so I don't know if you can run it on the Surly.

26" wheels are an option? How about scrounging up a Ritchey P-23 or P-22?

Its too late for me since I like the 29" wheels so much, but the Surly 1x1 has always been my dream frame. Salsa Ala Carte would also be a good similar option (vertical drops on that one)

However for a 24hr race these are the frames I would really want to ride:
Salsa Dos Niner
On One Scandal
Voodoo Aizan

I know you already know this, but ENO doesn't necessarily mean eccentric, only single speed. My Niner SIR9 has White Industries hubs, and the rear hub is an ENO but it ain't eccentric. But if you insist on using an eccentric hub when you don't have to, then buy a Niner MCR and put a Fox 100mm fork on it.

ernesto_from_Wisconsin said:

Recommend me a frame for the 24hrs of 9 mile in Wausau for this summer. Of course I will ENO it, so it will have to be a vert drop frame.

26er or 29er.

I am thinking a hard tail frame with a soospenshun spork...

Recommend pls.

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you prick.
you start a thread rather then email me?

you're on the list.

http://www.osbikes.com/bikes.html

I'm loving mine. Inexpensive, great pedigree, rides awesome, and they're not a dime a dozen. Sounds like your kind of bike to me.