QUOTE(ahchat @ May 25 2017, 05:28 PM)
From most expensive to cheapest IIRCSRAM 1x:
Eagle XX1
Eagle X01
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SRAM 2x/3x:
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Mountain Biking V33, less yappin' more brappin'
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May 25 2017, 08:01 PM
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QUOTE(Daniel John @ May 25 2017, 04:34 PM) apart of the bit hard to find 26" what other disadvantages of the 2sixxer? There is nothing really wrong with 26" Mtb just that it's really out of date. Rim and tires are hard to find. Due to the smaller wheel, it don't roll over rough terrain that well as bigger wheel bike. And it don't look cool at the trail anymore. LolBut then again, a lot of downhill bike still sports 26" wheel. But since you are getting a bike now, just go for the bigger wheel size. If you get a 26" MTB and love mtbiking, it won't be long before you decide you need to buy another more modern MTB. do u happen to know where can i rent MTB for a day? i just wanted to try again the MTB before i spend few k... Btw, you don't really get to know mtbiking on a single ride. MTBiking are categorize into 4 types ie XC, trail, all mountain, and downhill. Most people start from XC, but the fun is really in the downhill. |
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May 25 2017, 10:51 PM
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AM / Trail fs frame that is able to switch between 29 & 27.5 wheel. eyeing sc hightower. got any other suggestion?
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May 25 2017, 11:19 PM
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May 26 2017, 12:52 AM
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QUOTE(miaopurr @ May 25 2017, 07:33 PM) Sram more precise shifting, easier to adjust. The bb is easier to service, since the seal can be removed without special tool. But the rd pulley seal not as good as shimano, need more frequent service. The chain comes with reusable link. So can remove the chain for complete degreasing n cleaning, provided u have the chain link plier tool. Thats another reason i want to rent a bike..to get the feeling of riding mtb again and did i still have the skills to face some pacey manoeuvre while downhill in... Where do u ride usually? Shimano, supposedly better durability. Shifting not as crisp. A bit harder to adjust. Bb longer lasting than sram, but the seal cannot be removed, unless u have a special tool. The chain use unreusable pin, but not sure now if they've started using reusable link. Better rd pulley. Brakes, hands down shimano. What sort of drivetrain u looking for? 10s? 11s? 1x 2x 3x? QUOTE(lightning69 @ May 25 2017, 08:18 PM) There is nothing really wrong with 26" Mtb just that it's really out of date. Rim and tires are hard to find. Due to the smaller wheel, it don't roll over rough terrain that well as bigger wheel bike. And it don't look cool at the trail anymore. LolBut then again, a lot of downhill bike still sports 26" wheel. But since you are getting a bike now, just go for the bigger wheel size. If you get a 26" MTB and love mtbiking, it won't be long before you decide you need to buy another more modern MTB. XC maybe too demanding.. Epic ride to me.. Trail and downhill is what i want to explore... 😜 Btw, you don't really get to know mtbiking on a single ride. MTBiking are categorize into 4 types ie XC, trail, all mountain, and downhill. Most people start from XC, but the fun is really in the downhill. 27.5" frame different than 26" isnt it? Apart of riding characteristic is there any other major differences between them? For example how about the hubs? Rear cassette etc? For frames Aluminium frame complete bike is cheap isnt it? |
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May 26 2017, 01:32 AM
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QUOTE(Daniel John @ May 26 2017, 12:52 AM) Thats another reason i want to rent a bike..to get the feeling of riding mtb again and did i still have the skills to face some pacey manoeuvre while downhill in... Where do u ride usually? if u aren't into xc, then 1x is the way to go. i have 3x10 setup on my xc ht, and 1x11 on my trail fs. save the left side handlebar real estate for dropper remote.XC maybe too demanding.. Epic ride to me.. Trail and downhill is what i want to explore... 😜 i own X01 and i've ridden shimano XT 1x11. personally, i dislike 1x11 XT. mainly two reasons, the biggest two cogs, the ratio is just wrong. ready this quote from one of the pinkbike reviews. i felt the same way when i tried 1x11 XT. second reason, the crankset can go 30T smallest ring and cannot use direct mount. i normally ride 28T, direct mount. QUOTE As well as the Rogue ascends, I wasn't a fan of the Shimano XT cassette's massive jump between the two largest cogs. The largest cog on the Rogue's cassette is a 46-tooth pie plate and the one below it has 37-teeth, making for an awkward feeling nine-tooth jump between the two. I get that a lot of riders on 160mm-travel bikes aren't wanting to do anything more than spin up the climb at a relaxed pace, and for them, the nine-tooth gap probably doesn't stand out. However, I often felt like the 37-tooth cog could feel a bit tall on steep climbs, but the gigantic 46-tooth bailout gear was far too low. |
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May 26 2017, 08:23 AM
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i saw 2 bicycle shop and one is renting a bike..wanted to check them soon
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May 26 2017, 09:02 AM
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just get an update from cycleism
rent a bike rm150 a day / complete with riding gear deposit rm150 |
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May 26 2017, 10:02 AM
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QUOTE(Daniel John @ May 26 2017, 12:52 AM) Thats another reason i want to rent a bike..to get the feeling of riding mtb again and did i still have the skills to face some pacey manoeuvre while downhill in... Where do u ride usually? Do not rent a bike. take the guilt to buy one. Set off a budgetXC maybe too demanding.. Epic ride to me.. Trail and downhill is what i want to explore... 😜 27.5" frame different than 26" isnt it? Apart of riding characteristic is there any other major differences between them? For example how about the hubs? Rear cassette etc? For frames Aluminium frame complete bike is cheap isnt it? |
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May 26 2017, 10:22 AM
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QUOTE(leinnz @ May 26 2017, 10:02 AM) hye leinnz...how r u? havent talk to u for quite sometimes...still driving the mazda 2 i got the budget...but i wanted to rent a bike just to convince myself "should i need to revive" my MTB interest back in 2008-2009 i do MTB alot...in kemensah cause im living there...and due to i explore another hobby i abandoned my MTB...used to own cheap KHS before selling them through BBS dot com |
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May 26 2017, 10:41 AM
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QUOTE(Daniel John @ May 26 2017, 10:22 AM) hye leinnz...how r u? havent talk to u for quite sometimes...still driving the mazda 2 yeap still is driving M2. havent replace the airbag yet.i got the budget...but i wanted to rent a bike just to convince myself "should i need to revive" my MTB interest back in 2008-2009 i do MTB alot...in kemensah cause im living there...and due to i explore another hobby i abandoned my MTB...used to own cheap KHS before selling them through BBS dot com you should not rent as it would be an excuse to not continue riding for a long period. I too was active back in the days (when i am single and have no commitment) and am still cycling whenever i had the time. recently bought another bike just to convinced myself to cycle more. Sold off my wife bike as she is not into cycling and get me a new one. |
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May 26 2017, 11:31 AM
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QUOTE(croomaniac @ May 26 2017, 10:41 AM) Happy riding. thats what i want to trigger...actually im abit familiar with kemensah trail...because my parent lived there and i used to lived there before...Honestly, I do think that you'll end up buying yourself a bike. Where do you plan to cycle? QUOTE(leinnz @ May 26 2017, 11:13 AM) yeap still is driving M2. havent replace the airbag yet. my wife advice me to rent 1st cos 2 years ago i bought a motorcycle but end up collecting dust you should not rent as it would be an excuse to not continue riding for a long period. I too was active back in the days (when i am single and have no commitment) and am still cycling whenever i had the time. recently bought another bike just to convinced myself to cycle more. Sold off my wife bike as she is not into cycling and get me a new one. nice to see but not that nice experience to own kinda thing... another reason is because i do not run anymore on sunday morning so wanted to get subs activity |
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May 26 2017, 02:47 PM
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I converted my 2x Shimano SLX to 1x with a Kore 30T chainring. For the cassette, I put a Sunrace 10 speed 11/42. Spend less than RM300 for the conversion and I am really happy with it. Don't see the need for 11x speed so I keep my SLX shifter and dérailleur. The Sunrace cassette offer smooth ratio from 11t up to 42t.
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QUOTE(Daniel John @ May 26 2017, 11:31 AM) thats what i want to trigger...actually im abit familiar with kemensah trail...because my parent lived there and i used to lived there before... a bicycle will last a lifetime. u might even pass it down to ur kids if you are not using itmy wife advice me to rent 1st cos 2 years ago i bought a motorcycle but end up collecting dust nice to see but not that nice experience to own kinda thing... another reason is because i do not run anymore on sunday morning so wanted to get subs activity |
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May 26 2017, 05:21 PM
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May 26 2017, 06:40 PM
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yo joms tomolo kiara
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finally.. got myself polygon siskiu29 7 as my first MTB @ 3.5k..
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