nice bike, but why you wanna hook up so many items on your bike?
make it so lala already.
also not heavy meh? so many pouch....
i would hook the pump at the side of the bottle cage. ride off road why scare dirty? somemore you got mud guard mah.....

Hmmm... thanks for advice....
Cause I go for night ride... so need to prepare those things lo.... the bag under saddle is for tube and multi tools....
The bag in top tube is for my light's battery, small torch light and my keys will be in there too....

Hmmmm.... can't fix it to side of the bottle cage, tried before, my leg's will hit that pump so it need to be top or bottom of the frame tube. Also did tried to fix under the top tube but the cables will rub the pump.... hmmmm.....

Thinking of getting a camel water bottle and fix it to where the water bottle cage is....

Lol... easier to get a bag and dump everything inside the bag...

Hmmm.... good idea....

the bike should be light as possible so it is responsive to the max, all pumps, water bottles and tubes should go in a riding pack so they do not get in the way. only essentials should be on the frame, good and bright lights (a must), cyclocomp (optional, mud? what mud?), mudguards (optional), bottle cage (no need, do you really want to drink from a bottle that got hit by rat shit?) just my 2 sen. since it is a night your fluid need will be a lot less than a hot day ride, one bottle in the bag should be enough.

This post has been edited by dickybird: Jul 2 2013, 01:19 PM

Mount with botol cage sana dah lah. MTB ma sure la dirty

Thanks guys for the advice. I think I would have myself a camel backpack then put those things in there.
My bike frame is really having limited space.

Thanks again for the advice again.

Heavier bikes are more responsive la...

Anyway... wan easier, get CO2 catridge lo. And dump it into the bag instead. a

hehe sorry anorexic weight weenie suffering from OCD about weight lowering

long time never really ride..just for short 7e trip and ride around taman hehe
maybe can start again night ride during puasa hehe

Got the spacers to get rid of my Third chainring. Time to whore my taman bike.

Trust me, it is not the weight $$$ will determine if your bike feel more responsive. It is called I believe I've spent my money wisely

MTB also wanna pakai cartridge not like our tire need high pressure or competition. Maybe if using super skinny slicks ride in Taman need-la

As a rider who rides a relatively heavy bike, well, i can say that once the bike starts rolling, we won't feel that much weight. Responsiveness and flickability IMHO is determined by the geometry and fit. For example a slack geometry with wide bars is more responsive than the same frame with shorter bars. A less slack angled bike will feel less flicky compared to a slacker bike. Wheelbase, head angle and center of gravity dictates how responsive it is.

Another example is that, slacker bikes are more responsive at speed compared to less slack bikes and at slower speeds, a less slack bike is more responsive when slower.

With heavy bikes, you'll only suffer when going up hill... and some flats... compared to lighter bikes

Nice bike..can I know what pump is that?

Too bad got no MTB built in seatpost pump like...
PostPump Seatpost - Biologic

That would be cool.

Nice innovation. But not sure if practical for mtb since it bouncing alot .

Good point No more butthurt

nice bike bro!, is a good value frame if you don mind its a Giant ..here's mine but old model..


This post has been edited by fevercrash: Jul 3 2013, 12:07 AM

Which model is this?