Is it true that a 6 inch travel bike is too much if you re only playing at Kiara, PCP, most Klang Valley trail ...

A trail bike is sufficient enough...

Saw the SB-66 at KH Cycles...drooollll...RM6.8K (frame only)

From the person who's going from trail bike to FR bike lo...

I use 1.5 yrs only need serbis...
U use 3 months ... need serbis...

Yeah... You think.....
theoretically.... all bike is rideable.
During ECC, someone was using a hardtail to go down the steepest DH section and made it.

It really depends on what u wanna do.
And what u like...

1) I like to climb - Hardtail
2) I want a bike to do everything - All Mountain
3) I want to feel the adrenaline when downhill but still have no choice but to cycle up... - Scratch Air
4) I don't care... I just want to go downhill fast fast fast - Downhill bike ... DUHHHH 

Every bike has its pros and cons.
So... which one u want to enjoy most?

Seriously... I donno what other bike same category ma...

Scratch Air is 170mm.
Don't be fooled by the travelling of ur bike...
The geometry is very important.

Kona Coilair and Scratch Air is having the same travel. But when it comes to climbing... Scratch can climb better.

80~100mm = DJ/Slopestyle too!

Travel you can control with your body. as long you don't pump crazily then should be good on flat and smooth climbs.

I ve heard from a few people...one of it from a guy working at a reputable bike shop (cant mention names la)....which is why I asked here..

Ridden with Reza on his Trance before. No where to be found, but I follow his traces by looking at tire marks on the walls and trees. Yeah, he's so fast mud doesn't stick to his bike.

You don't need a frame, you need a spannar.

Get someone to jammed it inside their front wheels when they're DHling... Galenti victory...

Perli ye?

talking bout kiara, can a newbie going? how long d trail there? 

What goes up, must comes down.

Cyphereza, is the bike okay? 

Anyway, I'm looking for a slim profile chainguide that doesn't take much space. It is gonna take some space but not too much.

post so many gadget, 1 round only talk to me la

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Added on October 7, 2011, 12:04 amother group so nice can take photo together, our so call ky warriors only stay in front PC play keyboard...lighting bolt bigbig raining kencing small small.

That was fast, lol. By the way, can I not lube my chains? Some bikes are so shiny with their chains but run without issues at all.

Currently not using one yet but going to soon.
Yup, I'm gonna remove it and place chain guide. MRP has a few but I'm kinda looking for a much more smaller and minimalism design.

I don't think it's gonna work with my T-Bolt's BB.

The one that comes with the Truvativ Stylo crankset.

Will do, hehe. But what is the difference between this shift guide and other chain guides?

Well, if it can run double chainring means that there's no point in removing the FD on the bike?