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Mike Davis
19/09/05 20:58
[unhelpful rubbish from Dan (Dirtyrider) deleted]

C'mon Dan, keep that kind of stuff for the Soapbox. Or, preferably, somewhere else entirely ;-)
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Errrmmm Yesss ( Dyl, 69ers still ROCK )
19/09/05 22:00
Pale keep it, do some upgrades, as suggested a Lay Back post, maybe longer stem to ??

Also get the BETD linkage, to increase the BB height.

What else is wrong with it ??

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Errrmmm Yesss ( Dyl, 69ers still ROCK )
19/09/05 22:05
PTC the New Enduro's despite there freeridey ness have very long top tubes ( to long for me )


Also, the Seat is all the way back isn't it Pale ?? Just incase ??

I've got a 31.9 Dia Layback post somewhere, 1inch of layback if thats any use to you ?? ( likely not enough, depending on you current post )



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Dan (Dirtyrider)
19/09/05 23:07
thomson layback

yawn

;o)
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The Pale Rider
20/09/05 10:29
the 2002 already has a layback seatpost and the saddle is right at the back already - I have changed the bars for Easton 2" risers and don't want a longer stem. seems like my only option, if I am going to keep the bike is pushing the shock ? Its either that or strip it and change the frame !

All your help is very much appreciated guys !
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Errrmmm Yesss ( Dyl, 69ers still ROCK )
20/09/05 13:04
Pushing it isn't going to help with your top tube length, it's sell the Frame and buy a bigger one time and swap the bits over.

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Pedal Head
20/09/05 16:50
If a 1" layback seat stem's not enough & you don't want to swap the front stem then a px frame it must be. Seat tube on an Enduro is 30.9mm btw. Shame, the Enduro's a good bike once sorted
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Errrmmm Yesss ( Dyl, 69ers still ROCK )
20/09/05 16:53
actually I think my spare post, is 30.9, it's definately a .9 and smaller than the Trek's 31.6.

But you've already got 1 so :(

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Mike!
20/09/05 16:57
my soloution to the problem at hand is

post and stem, body-armour, throw yourself down some dh-runs
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Mike!
20/09/05 16:58
oh, post is a no-can-do, but look at this

i know it's an american website, but you should be able to source it in england
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Mike!
20/09/05 17:00
here's a better link!
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Pedal Head
16/10/05 09:50
TPR, any progress in getting the geometry sorted?
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