[transitioned]

My new bike is almost complete. Just missing a few bits and pieces...Been building this thing for almost a year!

Finally after all this time, it looks like something I can ride and not a bunch of parts waiting for money to get some more parts...It's almost done and I really happy with what I managed to assemble and the overall look of the bike.

As for the way it handles, I'll let you know in a couple of weeks.

Any and all comments, suggestions or flaming are welcome! Would love to get some feedback from you guys.Thanks!

- Specs -

Frame: 2006 Transition Trail or Park (Regular)
Fork: 2007 Manitou Gold Label 2 100mm
Cranks/BB: Deity 4130 Cr-Mo
Chainring: Deity 4BDH 48T Splined Sprocket (36T)
Chain: KMC 610HX 1/2x3/32 BMX Chain
Handlebar: Deity 31.8 OS 2014 Handlebar
Headset: FSA Pig Pro DH
Stem: Deity 31.8 OS Stem
Rear Brake: Avid BB7 160mm
Rims: Halo SAS 26"
Front Hub: Atomlab G.I. 36H
Rear Hub: Atomlab Aircorp SS 36H (16T)
Spokes: DT Swiss Champion 2.0
Tires: Maxxis Holy Roller 26"x2.4 60a
Tubes: Hutchinson Reinforced 26"x1.70-2.35
Grips: ODI Longneck Lock-on
Seat: SDG I-Sky I-Beam
Seatpost: SDG I-Beam 30x350
Pedals: Odyssey Jim Cielencki

 

[snaky69]

I have nothing to say agaisn't that build. Looks awesome!

 

[TXneedmountain]

Looks good. Can't wait to see more pics

 

[Pantelis]

Looks tight! Look's like a oversized bmx too me. How much does that weigh, also how do you like the pedals? One last question how much have you put into it.

 

[Rb]

Wouldn't call it the 'ultimate', but that is SWEET.

 

[The Pork Chop Express]

Air up your tires!

Looks sweet, but make sure you keep a good PSI in your tires on those Halos. I run the same wheels on my park bike with Holy Rollers and the tires have a tendency to roll off the rim if I don't keep them aired up.

I've heard this is very common with the Halos.

 

[trailadvent]

Sweet ToP

I'm gonna stick some Deity cranks on mine too, specc looks good, like ya color combo, bigger better pics would be good.

Enjoy ya gonna love the ride, she a we beauty:thumbsup:

 

[pavement_hurts]

damn, nice ride. i'll be posting up a rigid top in the next week or so.

 

[asianprideryder]

oh nice!
too bad the pic isnt bigger
hah
but great bike/spec list!

 

[SnowMongoose]

can't really call it ultimate without some 'bling' holding the steertube, if ya get my drift.


Very nice build though!

 

[Sombrio69]

very nice. nearly exactly the same build as mine. i got diff wheels,HS, pedals, and brake. other than those its identicle except for color.

 

[181]

Not as nice as mine

But its pretty damn clean:thumbsup:

 

[philw86]

pretty sweet ride...

i wish i could get a more blingy set of cranks...

 

[transitioned]

Thanks guys! Pics below!

 

[transitioned]

Looks tight! Look's like a oversized bmx too me. How much does that weigh, also how do you like the pedals? One last question how much have you put into it.

It should be around 25 pounds, lost track of weight, will have to weight it complete and check it out. 2000+usd? Don't know and I'm not willing to to the math...Lot's of money spent of a year. I spent more than I should have, that's for sure! Sold the other bike I had so I guess that's not too bad. Pedals are great, used them before on other builds, grippy wide and light.

Wouldn't call it the 'ultimate', but that is SWEET.

Yeah, it's "My Ultimate Build" really. Just to get some attention to my post.

Looks sweet, but make sure you keep a good PSI in your tires on those Halos. I run the same wheels on my park bike with Holy Rollers and the tires have a tendency to roll off the rim if I don't keep them aired up.

I've heard this is very common with the Halos.

I'm running those at max PSI (65). Thanks for the heads-up!

Some more pics! Thanks for your comments.

 

[sis]

This is my play bike. Hope you like it.
http://www.flowbikes.co.uk/completes.html
Whoops wrong pic, try the link, however it is funny, so it stands.

 

[-.---.-]

Thats beautiful dude. Do you think a rigid fork would work on the bike? Stupid question I know, but I just want your oppinion. Thanks.

 

[sis]

They do it as a frame anyway so as long as the fork length is right then no probs

 

[181]

Hate to break it to you, but its not going to be 25lbs when its said and done, especially with the 06 frame. Here is a pic of my bike w/ the weight just so you can get an idea.

 

[sis]

Sweet but wheres your front dustcap:shocked: :shocked: :shocked: :shocked: :shocked: