[craigstr]

Was looking to buy a black, size large with a DHX-Air, where can I get a good price and what should I expect to pay? I was going to buy Pivot Firebird after riding one at I-bike but am reconsidering my decision, Delerium-T may be more what I need.

 

[sir_crackien]

i had good luck with speedgoat when i ordered mine. the firebird i feel is going to be more of a novelty in the end and not really bring much to the table on the performance department. yeah its lighter but its not that much of and issue for the type of bike in the end. i'm very surprised on how well my DT gets around the trails that i ride seeing that they have a good amount of climbing in them.

 

[All Mountain]

Hey craigstr, Chazza (Chad / Chaybo / nwmtb / the rooster in the red barn / Ti provider to TiEndo) can deliver the Knolly goods.
Hammerschmidt friendly

But... check the dealers on the knolly website and give some a ring!

If you get a Delirium T too (like Dom13) I will be very insanely double jealous.

Cheers
AM

 

[Bentley78]

Speedgoat does not have the Delirium T, I snagged their last one. And unfortunately I don't think they are going to be a Knolly dealer anymore...

 

[Mrwhlr]

Was looking to buy a black, size large with a DHX-Air, where can I get a good price and what should I expect to pay? I was going to buy Pivot Firebird after riding one at I-bike but am reconsidering my decision, Delerium-T may be more what I need.

Larry of Mountain High Cyclery took care of business when I picked up my Endorphin.

http://www.mtnhighcyclery.com/

 

[JohnnySmoke]

Hmmmm.....

Too bad you don't need a medium.

I know this guy with one for sale.

 

[madafaka]

Hmmmm.....

Too bad you don't need a medium.

I know this guy with one for sale.

selling the DT? hmmmm....i thought you liked it

 

[kristian]

Larry of Mountain High Cyclery took care of business when I picked up my Endorphin.

http://www.mtnhighcyclery.com/

Yeah, I got my DT from Larry--it was a pleasure!

 

[Dominator13]

Wtf!?

Craig-
Call Chad he might, just might, have what you need!? Maybe not in black but in Green but for less $.

 

[lost27]

Give Cody at Hammerhead a call he should be able to get you what you want.

 

[woodyak]

Yeah, I got my DT from Larry--it was a pleasure!

Larry x 3. Even helped me get it shipped faster so I could make a planned trip.

To me the Firebird = El Guapo. Even the geometry is almost identical. If I were looking for a lighter AM bike I'd probably go for an Endo or a Mach 5.

 

[Bizarro]

I got my DT from Larry at MtHigh...he was great to me! I also recommend Cody and Josh at Hammerheadbikes. You can't go wrong either way.

 

[JohnnySmoke]

selling the DT? hmmmm....i thought you liked it

I love it. I'm getting a new one in the spring.

 

[string]

Another vote for Larry.

 

[craigstr]

Looking for a light freeride bike

Larry x 3. Even helped me get it shipped faster so I could make a planned trip.

To me the Firebird = El Guapo. Even the geometry is almost identical. If I were looking for a lighter AM bike I'd probably go for an Endo or a Mach 5.

Firebird has a slacker head angle 67.2 vs. 68 & 10 mm more rear travel and seems beefier. I rode both at I-Bike and and the FB was a much better ride for me. Wish I would have rode a Delerium, I didnt want to ride what I couldnt afford. I got rid of my Glory 0, because it was too big and heavy (47 lbs.) but I still want a bike I can jump on and ride it on stuff like this.

 

[woodyak]

Firebird has a slacker head angle 67.2 vs. 68 & 10 mm more rear travel and seems beefier. I rode both at I-Bike and and the FB was a much better ride for me. Wish I would have rode a Delerium, I didnt want to ride what I couldnt afford. I got rid of my Glory 0, because it was too big and heavy (47 lbs.) but I still want a bike I can jump on and ride it on stuff like this.

Man I wish I had trails like that locally. I have to hit the DH/FR park to get anything like that. Maybe I'll start building some of that stuff myself...

You made the right choice. The DT can handle that and then some. A 37-ish lb. freeride bike that can be easily pedaled uphill. No complaints on my end.

Now the hard part, what color?

Cheers!

 

[craigstr]

I am fortunate...

Man I wish I had trails like that locally. I have to hit the DH/FR park to get anything like that. Maybe I'll start building some of that stuff myself...

You made the right choice. The DT can handle that and then some. A 37-ish lb. freeride bike that can be easily pedaled uphill. No complaints on my end.

Now the hard part, what color?

Cheers!

I've got a ton of that stuff within 45 minutes of where I live. I hooked up with the guys that build the stuff and try to help with the maintenance and building new features. Pedalling the Glory uphill was a chore. I think I'm going with the black although the blue is enticing, I've purchased a bunch of white parts because I was going to go with a black Firebird. I'm shooting for 35 pounds.

 

[Dominator13]

Yeah!

I've got a ton of that stuff within 45 minutes of where I live. I hooked up with the guys that build the stuff and try to help with the maintenance and building new features. Pedalling the Glory uphill was a chore. I think I'm going with the black although the blue is enticing, I've purchased a bunch of white parts because I was going to go with a black Firebird. I'm shooting for 35 pounds.

$$$/lbs.! He is totally fortunate! THe trails that he is speaking of are amazing. However, he can only ride them 8 months out of the year. (Jealous) :nono: Luckily, for me, he is only a few hours away!

 

[craigstr]

Then there is this...

$$$/lbs.! He is totally fortunate! THe trails that he is speaking of are amazing. However, he can only ride them 8 months out of the year. (Jealous) :nono: Luckily, for me, he is only a few hours away!

http://www.vholdr.com/node/5977
Gotta love Oregon! More like 7 months! You were here mid-summer when everything was torn up, you should see them now, well now they are under feet of snow.

 

[wg]

Give Chris at Roaring Mouse in SF a call. Not sure of current stock.
http://www.roaringmousecycles.com/