So far, pretty much stock from EighthInch, with plans for rim/tire upgrade over the winter. Rides dead silent and very smooth. Built like a tank.
Frame:
EighthInch Scrambler V2, steel, 53cm
Fork/Headset:
Bontrager carbon fork, OEM headset
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
EighthInch crankset, Shimano UN-26 BB
Pedals:
Shimano PD-M520
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
Sram PC-1 1/8" chain, EighthInch 46T ring, 16T freewheel
Derailleurs/Shifters:
nada
Saddle/Seatpost:
Velo saddle, OEM seatpost
Brakes:
Cane Creek 200TT levers, Alhonga brakes
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
EighthInch Tessa wheelset, crappy stock tire
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
EighthInch Tessa wheelset, crappy stock tire
More Info:
My preview: http://one9.us/blog/cycling/eighthinch-scrambler-v2-review-preview
Added by Aaron. Last updated over 14 years ago.
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xlukex says:
How are those rims? I almost ordered from the site when I ordered my frame because they where super cheap. Any good?
Posted about 15 years ago
Aaron says:
I've only put 50mi on the bike, so I can't really give an impression of them long-term. They're over-built for doing tricks, so I'm sure they'll last most people fairly long. I personally only use my bike for commuting, so they're way stronger/heavier than I need.
Posted about 15 years ago
xlukex says:
Hmm! if they're over built for tricks I might have to get a pair haha.
is there a way to take the giant sticker off of the side?
Posted about 15 years ago
Aaron says:
Yeah, it looks like it comes off pretty easy, but you may need some Goo-Gone afterward. I keep meaning to take them off, so thanks for the reminder.
Posted about 15 years ago
xlukex says:
Word, Im still debating if I want to just buy the Velocity Deep V's instead, they're worth the extra money..I just dont have it..haha.
Posted about 15 years ago